According to a recent article from Check Point Software, cloud misconfigurations are responsible for 68% of cloud security issues, and most stem from human error, not sophisticated exploits. A misconfigured storage bucket or an overly permissive IAM policy can open the floodgates to data breaches, reputational damage, and compliance failures.

Too many organizations discover their weaknesses during a crisis, when it's too late to fix them. Tabletop exercises change that. These guided simulations test your team’s readiness to respond to incidents like ransomware, insider threats, or vendor breaches in a safe, controlled environment.

What’s Really at Stake in a Cyber Breach? When a cyber incident hits, the damage goes far beyond IT. It impacts your entire business — operationally, financially, and reputationally. Penetration testing is the practice of simulating real-world cyber attacks, but conducted by ethical hackers — to uncover your vulnerabilities before malicious actors do.

“Never trust, always verify” that’s the promise of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA). But how can you be sure your Zero Trust controls are doing what they’re supposed to? The answer: real-world validation through penetration testing.