Dwaine Evans

As the landscape of cybersecurity threats continues to evolve, developing a well-structured and meticulous penetration testing checklist has become paramount for organizations aiming to protect their digital assets effectively. With the increasing sophistication of cyber-attacks targeting networks, applications, APIs, and systems, a detailed checklist helps penetration testers to systematically identify vulnerabilities. This structured approach ensures that no critical area is

The retail sector is encountering an unprecedented surge in cyber attacks powered by artificial intelligence, especially during peak sales seasons. As e-commerce platforms brace for increased consumer activity, threat actors are leveraging advanced AI tools to amplify the scale and impact of their malicious activities. According to recent research by cybersecurity firm Imperva, these AI-driven threats are evolving in both

The misuse of offensive cyber tools like spyware and hack-for-hire services has become a growing concern globally. These technologies, while sometimes essential for legitimate purposes, are often employed for espionage, political gains, or illicit activities. The unchecked proliferation of these tools highlights significant gaps in regulation, corporate accountability, and international cooperation to curb their misuse. The complexity and ease with

In today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, the increasing prevalence and sophistication of zero-day vulnerabilities have placed organizations at significant risk. Zero-day vulnerabilities represent security flaws in software that developers are unaware of and which remain unpatched at the time of discovery. Cybercriminals seize the opportunity to exploit these vulnerabilities before any defensive measures can be implemented, posing a critical challenge