
Pentest Reports with Eric Buck
Eric BuckYour browser does not support embedded video. If your pen test report looks like tool output with a cover letter, you di...
Mentoring Junior Pen Testers with Senior Operators
Eric BuckYour browser does not support embedded video. Download the video. Watch the full conversation 0:00 Mentorship approach i...
The Dark Web Prep Work Behind Every Pen Test
Vitaliy KovalchukYour browser does not support embedded video. The work that happens before the test is what makes the test useful. Every...
How Infrared Door Sensors Become a Secret Entry Point
Stephen BondurichYour browser does not support embedded video. The infrared sensor on your perimeter door might be the easiest way in. Mo...
Is Our Code Secure? Why You Need More Than Your Vendor's Word
Eric BuckYour browser does not support embedded video. Download the video. Every custom software vendor will tell you their code ...
Inside the Perimeter: Matt & Mike on SEVN-X's New Chapter
Matt BarnettYour browser does not support embedded video. Download the video. Two perspectives, one company in transition. Inside th...
Purple Team vs Pentest: Which Does Your Org Need First?
Vitaliy KovalchukYour browser does not support embedded video. Download the video. Purple team exercises are one of the most effective wa...
Inside Ransom Negotiations: A Talk from Matt at SEVN-X
Matt BarnettWhat does it actually look like to negotiate with the people who just took your data? Most people will never see the ins...
Short briefings from the people doing the work.
The Perimeter Brief is our running collection of short videos on the threats and decisions security leaders are dealing with right now. The format is intentional. Most of what's published about cybersecurity is either too high level to be useful or too technical to be shared past the SOC. The Perimeter Brief sits in between.
Each video is a few minutes long and built around something real. A vulnerability we've exploited in the field. A pattern we keep seeing on engagements. A decision a client wrestled with and what we recommended. The goal is to give you something you can use, whether that's a question to raise with your team, a control to revisit, or just a sharper way to think about a problem you've been working on.
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