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Continuous PTaaS: What It Is, Why It Matters, and What to Look For
Apr 08, 2026

Continuous PTaaS: What It Is, Why It Matters, and What to Look For

PTaaS improved how testing is delivered. Continuous PTaaS improves security outcomes. Learn what your program needs to actually reduce risk over time.
Penetration Testing Strategies for Legacy Healthcare Systems
Mar 26, 2026

Penetration Testing Strategies for Legacy Healthcare Systems

Legacy healthcare systems can’t be patched but they can’t be ignored. Learn how to pentest around clinical assets without disrupting patient care.
How Continuous Testing Reduces Ransomware Risk in Healthcare
Mar 02, 2026

How Continuous Testing Reduces Ransomware Risk in Healthcare

Healthcare ransomware exploits the gap between tests. See how continuous penetration testing reduces exposure, speeds remediation, and protects patient care.
Why Dwell Time is the Ransomware Variable That Matters Most
Feb 13, 2026

Why Dwell Time is the Ransomware Variable That Matters Most

Ransomware dwell time averages 16 days. Learn why the time attackers spend inside your network, not the breach itself, determines your blast radius and recovery cost.
The Cyber Threats That Will Define 2026 (And Why Point-in-Time Testing Keeps Missing Them)
Jan 20, 2026

The Cyber Threats That Will Define 2026 (And Why Point-in-Time Testing Keeps Missing Them)

Security risks for 2026 aren’t new threats. They’re missing exposure. Learn what attackers exploit today and why traditional pentests fall short.
The Pentester Rotation Myth
Oct 14, 2025

The Pentester Rotation Myth

Rotating pentesters every year may sound like getting “fresh eyes,” but it often resets progress and weakens security maturity. Learn why continuity-based penetration testing, anchored in frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK and iterative feedback loops, drives deeper insight, faster remediation, and stronger defenses over time.
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