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The multibillion-dollar Binance incident exposes how privileged identities, speed, and artificial intelligence challenge companies' digital security.
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Offensive security
The multibillion-dollar Binance incident exposes how privileged identities, speed, and artificial intelligence challenge companies' digital security.
Governance and risk
What an LGPD compliance program needs: data mapping, ROPA, data protection impact assessments, legitimate interest, retention, data subject rights, and incident response.
Offensive security
What AI red teaming is, what it targets in assistants, agents, and knowledge-based systems, and when to perform the test.
Offensive security
A team with practical certifications, manual testing, retesting, independence, and an executive report: criteria for evaluating a pentesting company before hiring it.
Governance and risk
What BIA, BCP, DRP, RTO, and RPO mean, how to build a business continuity system, and why the plan must be tested before an incident.
Offensive security
What a Cyber Wargame is, how it works, what it measures, and how it differs from Red Team, Purple Team, and tabletop exercises.
Governance and risk
What continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) is, its five stages, and how it expands vulnerability management through discovery, validation, and mobilization.
Governance and risk
What identity and access management is, why identity became the main entry point for attacks, and where to start organizing access.
Governance and risk
What third-party risk management is, the seven stages of the vendor lifecycle, and where TPRM processes usually fail.
Governance and risk
How to integrate cyber risk into enterprise risk management and translate attack scenarios into business impact, with criteria, owners, and metrics.
Threats and intelligence
What infostealers are, how they capture passwords and sessions on personal computers, why a second factor does not always protect you, and what companies can do.
Governance and risk
What a cybersecurity maturity assessment is, how the score is calculated, where Brazilian companies stand, and how to turn the results into a plan.
Offensive security
What threat modeling is, the four questions it answers, the STRIDE method explained, and when to apply the exercise to systems, integrations, and the business.
Threats and intelligence
How dark web monitoring for companies works, which sources it covers, what it finds, and how to turn an alert into action before an incident.
Governance and risk
The three most widely used information security frameworks answer different questions. See what each does, when to use it, and how to combine them.
Governance and risk
How to structure a cybersecurity budget presentation to the board, with business impact, evidence from your own company, investment waves, and metrics.
Offensive security
Pentest, Red Team, and Purple Team answer different questions. See what each delivers, who participates, and when each makes sense.
Governance and risk
What an Information Security Master Plan includes, the order in which to build it, why the assessment should start with testing, and how to keep the document from gathering dust.
Governance and risk
What an information security policy needs to contain, how it relates to standards and procedures, and how to write a policy that works in practice.
Governance and risk
How to prioritize vulnerabilities by business risk, combining technical severity, exposure, and critical assets, with SLAs and risk reduction indicators.
Offensive security
Scope, depth, timeline, retesting, and who performs it: what changes a pentest's price and how to compare seemingly identical proposals.
Threats and intelligence
What to do, and in what order, when ransomware strikes a company: contain without destroying evidence, engage decision-makers, verify backups, communicate, and recover.
Offensive security
What a Red Team Assessment is, how it differs from penetration testing, which phases it involves, and what it reveals about a company's detection capabilities.
Governance and risk
What BCB Resolution 538 and CMN Resolution 5,274 require for penetration testing, where institutions commonly fall short, and how to produce defensible evidence.
Threats and intelligence
Prompt injection, data leaks through agents, and tools used outside policy: the risks of generative AI in business and how to govern, secure, and test these systems.
Threats and intelligence
Fake websites, profiles, and ads using a company's brand to deceive customers: how the fraud works, how to detect it early, and how takedown works.
Threats and intelligence
What each SOC model requires, how much 24/7 coverage contributes to cost, and which questions distinguish monitoring with response from an alert dashboard.
Governance and risk
How to design and conduct a tabletop exercise with executives, which decisions it must test, and the mistakes that reduce its value.
Offensive security
What physical and wireless network penetration testing is, what it finds, how it is conducted safely, and why physical access still matters.
Offensive security
How to plan, execute, and measure a social engineering test that goes beyond click rates and shows how far a surrendered credential can take an attacker.
Offensive security
AI-generated code works and passes tests, but may contain security flaws nobody reviewed. The risks of vibe coding and how to maintain speed with control.
Offensive security
How autonomous AI pentesting expands automation for tests requiring context: permissions, business workflows, APIs, and attack chains.
Offensive security
Compare autonomous AI pentesting with manual pentesting: attack hypotheses, frequency, evidence, and specialists' role in risk validation.
Offensive security
Understand Gartner's perspective on continuous offensive testing and how autonomous AI pentesting can connect changes, validation, and retesting.
Governance and risk
Risks, priorities, and budget: three questions for reviewing the Information Security Master Plan from a business perspective.
Governance and risk
An article from the 2025 planning cycle on connecting cybersecurity investment, priorities, and business strategy.
Governance and risk
How a risk-based cybersecurity strategy supports resilience and business objectives.
Governance and risk
Threat, vulnerability, and impact: understand the components of cyber risk and their relationship to business continuity.
Governance and risk
Why digital risk management requires a business perspective that goes beyond meeting compliance requirements.
Threats and intelligence
An analysis published in 2023 of AI model security challenges and bypassing controls through prompts.
Governance and risk
Understand how a risk-based approach connects threats, vulnerabilities, and impact to guide security decisions.
Threats and intelligence
How cyber threat intelligence turns attack information into decisions that reduce digital risk.
Offensive security
Understand the cyber kill chain concept and how attack paths help guide prevention, detection, and offensive validation.
Offensive security
Understand the purpose of penetration testing and why recurring validation of exploitable flaws should keep pace with changes in the environment.
Offensive security
An analysis by Rodrigo Gava of session theft, phishing, and the importance of validating an attack chain's impact.
Threats and intelligence
Understand the risks of AI-manipulated content and the role of awareness and social engineering testing.
Governance and risk
Explore the stages of vulnerability management, from identification to verification, with prioritization based on business risk.
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