Cloud Penetration Testing
OnDefend cloud penetration testing uncovers vulnerabilities and attack paths across AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, and hybrid environments, supporting SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and NIST compliance.
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Source Code Analysis with OnDefend
OnDefend’s source code analysis combines automated scanning with expert manual review to identify the issues that matter before your code is shipped.
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Is Your CrowdStrike Deployment Working as Expected? How to Validate Security Controls
Misconfigurations and alert gaps can silently weaken your CrowdStrike deployment. Here’s how to validate controls and gain operational assurance.
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Why External Pentests Aren’t Enough: The Case for Internal Testing
Most companies run external penetration tests to meet compliance requirements, but those only tell part of the story.In this post, we explain the difference between external and internal penetration testing, why both matter, and what we see in real-world environments.
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Penetration Testing Isn’t Enough: Validate Detection & Response with BlindSPOT
Penetration testing identifies vulnerabilities, but it doesn’t confirm whether your detection tools and response teams will stop real threats. Learn how combining pentesting with continuous threat detection and response validation strengthens your cybersecurity posture.
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Security Control Validation: Why Testing Once Isn’t Enough to Stop Threats
Traditional security assessments and out-of-the-box tool configurations aren’t enough to protect against adversaries. Organizations need continuous security control validation — real, ongoing testing to ensure their defenses are detecting and stopping threats before damage is done.
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Beyond MITRE ATT&CK Coverage: How Proactive Testing Turns Frameworks Into Real Defense
Most security teams talk about MITRE ATT&CK coverage. But attackers don’t care about your roadmap. Here’s how OnDefend combines penetration testing, attack simulations, and tabletop exercises to proactively validate security controls and prepare teams for real-world threats.
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Why Secure Email Gateways Fail (and What You Can Do About It)
Secure Email Gateways (SEGs) are supposed to stop phishing and ransomware, but attackers still find ways through. Learn why SEGs fail, how misconfigurations leave gaps, and why continuous testing is the key to better email security.
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The Top 5 Steps to Ransomware Readiness
Prepare your organization for ransomware attacks with these 5 critical steps to strengthen security, protect assets, and improve resilience.
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