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The Proactive Security Solution | Securing the most trusted brands on Earth #PenetrationTesting #proactivesecurity
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  • @NetSPI
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    @NetSPI
    Sep 3
    Big news: NetSPI and @synack are merging in an exclusive covered by @AxiosPro. Two of the strongest offensive security teams in the industry, combining human expertise with agentic AI for continuous testing and validation. Read the full story:
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    Exclusive: NetSPI and Synack merge in offensive cyber deal
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  • @NetSPI
    NetSPI
    @NetSPI
    Sep 3
    Azure has 897 built-in roles & 22,018 permissions. Reviewing by role misses things. Using a permissions-first approach, we found a built-in role that could escalate to Owner with zero ABAC constraints. Reported to MSRC, now fixed. ow.ly/By6F50ZIUhv
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    NetSPI
    @NetSPI
    Sep 3
    NetSPI & @synack are forming the industry’s leading offensive cybersecurity platform. Hear from NetSPI CEO Aaron Shilts on why ⬇️ Read why the future of offensive security isn't a choice between human & machine. Read his latest: ow.ly/Pp5t50ZIMs0
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  • @NetSPI
    NetSPI
    @NetSPI
    Sep 2
    We are thrilled to announce that NetSPI and @synack have entered into a definitive agreement to merge & form the industry’s leading offensive cybersecurity platform. Full announcement: ow.ly/FIOC50ZIt9o #NetSPI #Synack #OffensiveSecurity   #ContinuousTesting
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    @NetSPI
    Aug 31
    Fal.Con 2026 kicks off today, and so does the conversation about what continuous pentesting actually looks like. Most pentesting gives you a snapshot. Attackers don't work off snapshots. Stop by booth #2203 to see it in action. ow.ly/3IhP50ZysJy
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