| Title |
No Holds Barred’ Penetration Testing |
| Type |
Slides
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| Tags |
penetration testing
client side
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| Abstract |
This presentation aims to explain why security consultancies are losing the war in providing meaningful value to clients in Australia and what the security industry must do to affect positive change. Conversely, this talk will also cater to potential clients who wish to commission penetration tests what they need to do in order to gain the greatest value from them by creating an environment that is accepting of the problems and a willingness to properly remediate findings. This talk is not intended to pinpoint blame but rather provide an industry update with some context. While the conclusions can be debated, the evidence presented will be irrefutable that changes are needed. This presentation will be delivered by someone who has walked both sides of the fence - the client's side having hired multiple professional penetration testing teams and driven remediation efforts, to the consulting side and seeing the commercial realities facing consultancies and the pain experienced by multiple clients.
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| Authors |
Jarrod Loidl
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| Submitted |
December 23, 2010 |
| Rating |
Currently 0/5 stars (0 votes).
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| Correlation |
| Linked to |
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| Event |
Ruxcon 2010
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| Resource |
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| Download |
| Source |
jarrod-lloidl.pentesting.2010.pdf |
| Size |
2.3 MB |
| MD5 |
088ab77c50a0c5dd9770c32afdf1d069
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| SHA1 |
590e32e88473d13a9ca15ebc7503770f16b43f8b
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