When organisations talk about improving their security posture, two terms often come up: Vulnerability Assessments (VAs) and Penetration Tests (pen tests). They’re frequently mentioned together, and sometimes used interchangeably, but they…

  What’s the difference, and which is right for your organisation? Vulnerability Assessments are a common starting point for organisations looking to understand their cyber security risks. However, how those assessments are used, and how of…

The End is Nigh for the Zero‑Day as a Nation State Asset and the Potential Vulnerability Tsunami [In cybersecurity a zero‑day vulnerability is a flaw in software or hardware that the vendor does not yet know about, so there is no patch available. T…

Cyber security is no longer just about stopping attacks from happening. It’s about preventing incidents where you can through strong technical controls and being ready to respond and recover through effective governance and planning when something i…

Nmap (Network Mapper) is a powerful, open‑source network scanner used to discover hosts, services, operating systems, and vulnerabilities across networks. It’s widely regarded as one of the most advanced and indispensable tools in cybersecurity than…

As we continue to grow and improve on the Radar Page, one of the challenges we encountered is finding a decent attack map, without all the glitzy interactive features that  most attack maps today have.   We decided to make our own attack map, using…