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Security Should Never Sleep: Adopting Continuous Testing for Evolving Threats

hackerone.com | blog | #cloud | #pentesting | #continuous-testing | #attack-surface | #hackerone | #security-debt
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As digital attack surfaces grow and security debt compounds, point-in-time testing and automation alone fall short; continuous expert-driven testing is needed to cut exposure.
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