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How We Secured a Cloud Service Provider’s Network in 5 Days
Executive Summary To better serve clients and maintain trust, an IT/Cloud Engineering Service Provider sought to enhance the security of its network infrastructure to better serve its clients and users. A thorough Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) was conducted,...
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Firewall Rule Review for a Research Organization
Executive Summary A firewall rule review was conducted for a large academic and research institution to assess potential security vulnerabilities and performance inefficiencies in its network security configurations. The evaluation revealed broad and outdated firewall rules, disabled security features, and...
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Misconfigured EC2 Instance Leads to SSH Brute Force Breach
Overview A mid-sized SaaS company deployed a cloud server (EC2 instance) to support internal development activities. However, due to a misconfigured security group, Secure Shell (SSH) access was left exposed to the entire internet. This oversight allowed attackers to launch...
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The Supply Chain Attack on a Tech Company
Background A leading software company that provides enterprise cloud solutions faced a supply chain attack where malicious code was injected into one of its software updates. The company’s Security Operations Center (SOC) detected anomalous behaviour in customer environments, indicating a...
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Privilege Escalation via Overly Permissive IAM Roles
Background A cloud-native SaaS provider hosting its core applications and customer data on AWS had embraced automation through extensive use of Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles. These roles were used to facilitate deployment processes, grant temporary access, and support...
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Ransomware Attack on a Financial Institution
Background A mid-sized financial institution with over 500 employees experienced a sophisticated ransomware attack. The organization had a well-established Security Operations Center (SOC) that monitored and responded to cyber threats in real time. Incident Summary One morning, employees reported being...

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Certified but Breached: Why Compliance Alone Doesn’t Stop Attacks
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September 30, 2026
Certified but Breached: Why Compliance Alone Doesn’t Stop Attacks
Yes, certified companies get breached, and it happens more often than most compliance programs like to admit. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certificates prove that controls existed and were documented at the time of the audit. They do not prove those controls are still working today, against the attack techniques being used right now. That gap between compliance and security...
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Why Annual Pentests Leave You Exposed 351 Days
Cyber
September 30, 2026
Why Annual Pentests Leave You Exposed 351 Days
If you are asking how often penetration testing should happen, the short answer is more than once a year. A single annual pentest only captures your security posture on the day it runs. New vulnerabilities, new code releases, and new staff and vendor access appear every week after that, which means an annual-only testing schedule leaves your organisation genuinely exposed...
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