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mobile app testing
14 Aug 2019

What is Mobile App Testing?

With the rise of working on the go and the age of constant connectivity, application developers and companies focused on software are spreading their products and supporting just about any device that has Internet connectivity. While the applications being created may look and feel the same on different devices, the underlying architecture and attack surface […]

14 character password
12 Aug 2019

Is a 14 Character Password Really That Much Better?

In a lot of organizations we work with, something as simple as changing the password policy from a minimum length requirement of 8 to 14 is anything but simple. They have to get approval, organizational buy-in from top management, and then deal with hundreds of help desk tickets and frustrated employees once the change is […]

better wordlist
8 Aug 2019

Making a Better Wordlist

In today’s blog, we are going to take a look at how to make a better wordlist. When performing password attacks, whether online or offline, wordlists are a much better approach than a traditional brute force. Even with an offline password attack using a machine designed to crack passwords efficiently, a brute force of just […]

Is Triaxiom Security a QSA Company
6 Aug 2019

Is Triaxiom Security a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) Company?

To cut to the chase, the answer is Yes. Triaxiom Security is a QSA company and has multiple QSA employees on staff. According to the PCI Security Standards Council, “Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) companies are independent security organizations that have been qualified by the PCI Security Standards Council to validate an entity’s adherence to PCI […]

California IoT Connected Devices Law
2 Aug 2019

What is the California IoT Connected Devices Law?

In September of 2018, California became the first state to pass a law requiring manufacturers to secure connected devices. The bill, TITLE 1.81.26. Security of Connected Devices, is the first of its kind for Internet of Things (IoT) devices and today we will explore some of the finer details of the law which comes into effect January […]

vishing
31 Jul 2019

Vishing – Phone Based Social Engineering

In our social engineering assessments, we typically utilize three different types of social engineering attacks: vishing, spear phishing, and bulk phishing. Most of our clients are familiar with phishing and spear phishing, but have questions about vishing. In this blog, we will talk about vishing, go over a typical attack, and explain why it can […]

PCI Compliant
29 Jul 2019

How Do I Know If I Need To Be PCI Compliant?

It’s a simple question, but there are a surprising number of organizations that aren’t sure exactly where to find the answer to whether they need to be PCI compliant and how they need to demonstrate their compliance. For organizations curious about their compliance obligations when it comes to the Payment Card Industry (PCI), it can […]

CCPA Reasonable Security and Penetration Testing
26 Jul 2019

Does the CCPA Require Penetration Testing?

As companies prepare for the January 1st, 2020 implementation of the California Consumer Privacy Act or CCPA, we have been fielding quite a few questions surrounding the new regulation and its requirement for “reasonable security”. One of the most often asked questions is “Does the CCPA require penetration testing?” Today we dive deeper into the […]

security assessments
24 Jul 2019

Getting Started With Security Assessments

Many times we have organizations come to us that have never had security assessments or penetration testing performed before. Maybe they have a new compliance requirement that is pushing them to get some testing done, or maybe they keep hearing more about the benefits of penetration testing and feel they need to jump in and […]

Equifax data breach
22 Jul 2019

Key Lessons Learned From The Equifax Data Breach

In one of the most infamous data breaches of the decade, Equifax, one of the nations largest credit reporting companies, discovered unauthorized access to personal information and credit information of over 148 million US consumers. This week, I had the chance to sit down and listen to a podcast that interviewed Graeme Payne, the CIO […]

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