Objective Security Management
We provide expert knowledge and tailored technical solutions, including managed services, to comprehensively address your cybersecurity and compliance needs. Navigating the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats and regulations, we ensure your day-to-day operations run smoothly while maintaining robust digital defenses.
Services
Solutions
We maintain and operate your IT Security. From outsourced firewall operation to security management. Our experts have long experience in deploying and operating IT security solutions.
Oliver Van Assche
Cyber Security Solutions
Advisory & Assurance
From penetration test to management system implementation, we support you in identifying threats and establishing information security measures to protect your valuable assets.
Sebastian Strobl
Advisory and Assurance Services
Compliance
Want to enter a new market or know what requirements your IT will need to fulfil to comply to GDPR or PCI DSS? Our experienced professionals will help you overcome these hurdles for your business.
Martin Stöfler
Compliance Management Services
Safeguarding your digital assets is our paramount priority. With a proven track record of success, we specialize in assessing and fortifying both infrastructure and applications against evolving cyber threats. Our team brings extensive and enduring experience across diverse markets and industries, ensuring that our clients receive tailored solutions that address their unique security challenges. In an era where digital risks are continually on the rise, we stand as your trusted partner, committed to delivering cutting-edge cyber security services that fortify your defenses and empower you to navigate the digital landscape with confidence.
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EUVD vs. NVD
With the EU Vulnerability Database launching and the CVE program hitting turbulence, the global vulnerability disclosure ecosystem is in transition. Here’s what it means for your security team.
In early 2025, the cybersecurity world got a wake-up call. The CVE Program, which underpins the U.S. National Vulnerability Database (NVD), came close to a shutdown due to a funding lapse. The contract between the U.S. government and MITRE, the operator of the CVE program, was set to expire on April 16, threatening the continuity of a system that’s foundational to global vulnerability tracking.
Though a last-minute extension was secured, the incident highlighted the fragility of the CVE infrastructure, and the ripple effects that budgetary instability can have across global security operations.
Threat-Led Penetration Test (TLPT): What and Why?
Cyber attacks continue to evolve in both sophistication and frequency, forcing organizations to rethink how they approach security testing. Traditional methods like vulnerability scanning or one-off penetration tests still play an important role, but they often fall short in capturing how a real-world attacker would behave, especially one with time, resources, and specific intent. As a result, many organizations are beginning to shift away from generic, checklist-style assessments in favor of more focused, scenario-driven approaches that reflect the current threat landscape.
One such approach gaining significant traction, particularly in regulated sectors like finance and critical infrastructure, is known as Threat-Led Penetration Testing (TLPT). But what exactly is TLPT, where did it originate, and how does it differ from traditional penetration testing or red teaming?
Choosing the Right Penetration Testing Approach
In the ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity, organizations rely on penetration testing to assess the security of their digital infrastructure. This practice involves experts simulating real-world cyber attacks to identify vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. Over time, various methodologies have emerged to conduct penetration testing. Initially, experts performed traditional assessments, meticulously probing for weaknesses. Subsequently, bug bounty programs gained popularity, incentivizing individuals to discover and report vulnerabilities. Now, Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) has emerged as a novel approach, offering continuous security assessments through subscription-based models. In this article, we’ll delve into these diverse penetration testing methodologies, examining their strengths and limitations. By understanding those 3 different approaches, organizations can make informed decisions to fortify their defenses against evolving cyber threats.
