If you run Windows-based backup infrastructure, this question comes up sooner or later: do you join the backup server to your Active Directory domain, or keep it out?

If you're evaluating cyber security providers in Australia, you've probably come across the CREST logo more than once.

A practical guide to procuring penetration testing services in Australia, from scope and compliance to selecting the right provider.

We are wherever you are. Project Black maintains capabilities to perform internal and wireless network testing anywhere in Australia.

So you’ve just been told you need to meet ST4S requirements? Broken down into parts the ST4S framework is relatively straightforward.

Organisations pursuing ISO 27001 certification often ask: Is penetration testing required? The short answer is yes but with nuance.

Our vulnerability disclosure policy aims to achieve 2 things. Ensure vendors are given a reasonable amount of time to address reported issues and to provide affected users with actionable vulnerability information.

Project Black offers source-code assisted penetration testing giving you deeper coverage, and better results for less effort. Here’s why it matters.

Nessus is great, but large or frequent scans get hard to manage. We built a tool to load results into a relational database for easier analysis, reporting, and automation.

This article defines time boxed penetration testing and explains how it’s approached from a methodological standpoint. By focusing on high-risk areas, client-specific priorities, and sampling, time boxed testing can deliver efficient assessments within a limited timeframe.

Project Black is proud and excited to announce the launch of a pro bono penetration testing program for eligible organisations.