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Go Hack Yourself – Dark Reading
“Penetration testing is only the first step of self-inspection— ask internal auditors to scrutinize IT practices beyond compliance to take risk management to the next level – Read More
Posted in Apple, Business, Computers, Education, Hacking, Information Technology, Law, Linux, Mobile Computing, network, Networking, Windows
Tagged Information Technology, Patch Management, Pen Testing, Risk Management
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