Why We Do Hard Stuff Together at risk3sixty
High School wrestling taught me a lot about shared adversity. We were a strange and gritty bunch of guys that won matches against teams who were far superior to [...]
ISO 27001: Understanding Security Roles and Responsibilities and Why They Are Vital to the Success of Your Security Program
When building your Information Security Management System (ISMS) as part of ISO 27001 program implementation one of the most important elements of the system of management for your security program [...]
Why You Need Penetration Testing
Capital One’s recent data breach is only the latest in the perennial series of high-profile data breaches that have occurred in the last few years. What do Equifax, Home Depot, [...]
How We Develop People at risk3sixty
My business partner and co-founder at risk3sixty, Christian White (CW), is a West Point graduate and former Ranger-qualified Captain in the U.S. Army. He served under some amazing leaders (like [...]
risk3sixty Successfully Completes Peer Review
At risk3sixty, we pride ourselves on craftsmanship. It is one of our core values. As a result, every engagement follows a rigorous quality standard and multiple levels of internal quality [...]
Vulnerability Management Makes it Harder to for Hackers to Exploit Your Systems
From a penetration tester's perspective, there are a few things that quickly indicate an organization's maturity (and the likelihood our team will be able to exploit their environment). If any [...]
risk3sixty Named American Innovation’s 50 on Fire
On April 12, 2019 American Inno announced that risk3sixty was named to Atlanta's list of "50 on fire". The list celebrates firms that supports Atlanta's ecosystem of technology and innovation. [...]
risk3sixty Completes GoRuck Challenge
I believe team's that go through hard stuff together come out closer and more tight-nit than when they started. Tight-nit teams get each other's back and ultimately do great work [...]
Diversion Tactics: Using Vulnerable Windows Servers to Fool Hackers
Windows Servers are practically irresistible to hackers everywhere. This makes the lone Windows Server a perfect candidate for a honeypot. In this post we explore how to use a Windows Server to divert a hacker’s attention from what matters than by giving them what they think is an easy win!
Pacesetters Awards: risk3sixty named Top 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Atlanta
On April 25, 2019, join risk3sixty and other great Atlanta companies where the Atlanta Business Chronicle will release its annual ranking of Atlanta’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies (Pacesetters). To qualify, [...]