Always On Testing is The New Normal
There's a new normal in security testing, and it's always on. That's right, CISOs: your days of conducting sporadic security tests are over. In today's threat landscape, you need to be constantly on the lookout for vulnerabilities, and that means always-on security testing is the new normal.

What is always-on security testing?
It's a type of security testing that is conducted continuously, rather than just once in a while. And it's becoming increasingly important as organizations strive to stay ahead of the curve on security; Think all the dynamic benefits of a bug bounty with all the in-depth knowledge and support of a formal penetration test.
So why is always-on security testing so important?
For one thing, it helps you find vulnerabilities before they're exploited. By testing continuously, you can identify and fix vulnerabilities before they're even known to the bad guys. That's a major advantage in today's threat landscape.
Another reason always-on security testing is so important is that it helps you keep up with the pace of change. Today's applications are changing all the time, and so are the threats they face. By conducting continuous tests, you can be sure that your applications are always as secure as they can be.
How do you get started with always-on security testing?
You can spend the next six months recruiting experts, setting up a strategic task force, and giving them thousands of pounds worth of shiny tools and portals to help manage every change in your organisation... Or you can register online for Cytix and be ready to begin testing within hours.
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The future of always-on security testing is looking bright. More and more organizations are beginning to realize the importance of conducting continuous tests, and the benefits they can reap from doing so. So if you're not already testing continuously, now is the time to get started. Your organization will be better for it.
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