IVSR Blog
Expert perspectives on organizational security, violence prevention, insider threats, cybersecurity and intelligence research.
Penetration testing is an authorized simulated attack in which experts discover and safely exploit vulnerabilities before real attackers do. This guide explains the types of tests, the methodology, how it differs from vulnerability scanning and red teaming, and how to choose a provider.
OSINT, or open-source intelligence, is the lawful collection and analysis of publicly available information to support better business and security decisions. Learn the intelligence cycle, source reliability grading, and the legal and ethical boundaries (GDPR, ZVOP-2).
Red teaming is a goal-oriented adversary simulation that tests the entire chain of people, processes, and technology. We explain how it differs from a penetration test, how an engagement unfolds, and when an organization is mature enough for it.
Another case of violence against a healthcare worker has recently made headlines. How can healthcare institutions systematically protect their staff?
We all know that employees are the weakest link in any security chain. How do you address the risks that originate inside?
In a world where technology and digitalization relentlessly shape our everyday lives, we face many privacy challenges.
As we enter the new year, it is worth pausing to look back — and ahead — at what the security field has in store.
Violence against employees is one of the greatest security problems facing modern organizations. We present a prevention approach under IVSR's own professional scheme.
A private detective can make a decisive contribution to preventing economic espionage. In an evolving global business landscape, protecting trade secrets is critical.
How does private data become public? As online services grow, users share their data ever more carelessly.
Contact us to see how our turnkey solutions can build a safer, more resilient organization.
