Pentesting these days - Crowdsourcing
mnemonic security podcast
01/08/20
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In this episode we chat with a hacker for hire aka pentester for mnemonic - Harrison Sand.
We start out with an update on how it is to work as a pentester these days, where Mr. Sand explains how he works with his customers and what his typical engagements entail. We then move into the concept of crowdsourcing security testing, and Harrison shares his opinions on when an organization should consider using such services, and the differences they should expect when crowdsourcing as opposed to using a "traditional" security consultant.
Technical level: 3/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
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