#PTAAS

[siembaforcybersecurity]

Stop Guessing, Start Testing

Traditional pen tests give you a report. Siemba’s PTaaS gives you real-time insights, prioritized by risk.

✔️ Test continuously—not once a year ✔️ Get business-context aware results ✔️ Collaborate easily with security + dev teams

Fix what matters faster.

[breachlock]

Cyber Threat Landscape in the Education Sector: A Growing Concern

In recent years, educational institutions—from K-12 schools to global universities—have become increasingly reliant on digital platforms. While this shift has transformed learning, it has also opened the door to a wave of cybersecurity threats.

So, what’s happening in the education sector—and why should we care?

Why Schools Are Prime Targets

Education networks store a goldmine of sensitive data: personal student info, faculty records, health documentation, financial data, and even proprietary research. Unfortunately, many institutions operate on tight IT budgets and lack full-time cybersecurity teams. This makes them easy targets for cybercriminals.

Top Cyber Threats in Education

Ransomware Attacks Schools are increasingly falling victim to ransomware, which locks up files and demands payment. These attacks can shut down entire campuses.

Phishing Scams Students and staff often receive deceptive emails trying to steal credentials. With large, diverse user bases, education networks are especially vulnerable.

Data Breaches Poor access control or outdated systems can expose student and staff records to the public—or the dark web.

DDoS Attacks Some attacks are launched simply to disrupt. Denial of service (DDoS) attacks have taken down university portals, exam servers, and even virtual classrooms.

Insecure Remote Learning Tools As virtual classrooms and video conferencing became the norm, misconfigured platforms led to “Zoombombing” and unauthorized access.

How to Fight Back

Combatting these threats doesn’t have to be overwhelming. It starts with a proactive security strategy and trusted tools.

Conduct regular vulnerability assessments Stay ahead of attackers by identifying and fixing weak points. Check out BreachLock’s Vulnerability Management to automate this process efficiently.

Use managed penetration testing Simulate real-world attacks to expose blind spots before cybercriminals find them. Learn more about Managed Pen Testing Services.

Secure user credentials and enable MFA Protect login systems with strong password policies and two-factor authentication.

Educate your end users Cybersecurity awareness training is essential for students, faculty, and staff alike. Check out this guide to cybersecurity in educational institutions to learn how to get started.

Final Thoughts

The education sector plays a vital role in shaping future generations. But without proper cybersecurity, it's at risk of losing both data and credibility. Whether you're an IT admin at a university or a school board member, now is the time to act.

🔗 Learn more about how BreachLock can help secure your educational institution with cloud-native, on-demand cybersecurity solutions tailored for the evolving threat landscape.

Have thoughts or experiences with cybersecurity in education? Share them below!

#CyberSecurity #EducationSector #InfoSec #BreachLock #CyberThreats #EdTech #Ransomware #DigitalSecurity #HigherEd

[blacklocksecuritynz]

Blacklock Security Limited

Our vision is to bridge the gap between automated and manual penetration testing – with automation. Blacklock is an all-in-one Penetration Testing as a Service platform (PTaaS) that automates the discovery of security vulnerabilities in your infrastructure, web application, codebase and manages them from a single pane of glass. We love to make security things simpler, practical and approachable. As penetration testing experts ourselves, we’ve felt the complex process of getting a security testing completed and then continuously managing the vulnerabilities from pen testing, code review, infrastructure reports, recurring tests, their reports, etc. – it just becomes more complex, expensive and unmanageable overtime. Our team has built an easy and neat way to do security right!

[bertobaseit]

Hello, design enthusiasts! I'm excited to share our latest project on Behance – the UI/UX Design for a PTAAS platform, crafted to enhance vulnerability management through intuitive design and seamless interactions. With a focus on user experience, our design prioritizes efficiency and clarity across various roles, ensuring that users can easily navigate and access crucial information.

Check Case Studies: https://www.behance.net/gallery/211664731/PTAAS-Platform-UIUX-Design-Cyber-Secuirity-SaaS

Project Highlights:

↳ Role-Specific Dashboards ↳ User-Centric Navigation ↳ Clean and Minimalist UI ↳ Robust Branding ↳ Comprehensive Design System

Key Features:

↳ Vulnerability Tracking & Updates ↳ Role-Based Access Control ↳ Collaborative Discussion Threads ↳ Real-Time Reporting ↳ Search & Filter Functions ↳ User-Friendly Input Forms

Outcome: A powerful PTAAS platform that simplifies vulnerability management, making it accessible and effective for all users. It was a rewarding challenge to harmonize user needs with functional requirements.

Got ideas? Let’s connect and collaborate! 📧 hello@bertobaseit.com 📞 WhatsApp: http://wa.me/+8801781907745 🌐 bertobaseit.com

[thefinchdesignagency]

Product Team as a Services (PTaaS)

At TheFinch Design, we offer Product Team as a Service (PTaaS), a flexible and cost-effective solution that provides a complete product team to bring your ideas to life. With the perfect blend of UX/UI design, development, and product management expertise, we tailor our team to your specific needs, ensuring agility and seamless execution. Whether you’re a startup or an established business, our PTaaS model adapts to your product’s goals, helping you launch faster without compromising quality.

[jonah-miles-smith]

Mastering Performance Testing: Key Best Practices, Tools, and the Rise of Performance Testing as a Service

Performance testing is a critical aspect of software quality assurance that focuses on evaluating how a system performs under various conditions. The primary goal is to ensure that an application meets the required performance benchmarks and can handle the expected load without any issues. This type of testing assesses the responsiveness, stability, scalability, and speed of a system, which are crucial for user satisfaction and operational efficiency.

Performance testing involves different types of evaluations, such as:

Load Testing: Determines how the system performs under expected user loads.

Stress Testing: Evaluates how the system behaves under extreme conditions, beyond normal operational capacity.

Scalability Testing: Assesses the system’s ability to scale up or down based on the load.

Endurance Testing: Tests the system’s performance over an extended period to identify potential memory leaks or degradation.

Spike Testing: Checks the system’s reaction to sudden, sharp increases in load.

Best Practices for Performance Testing

Define Clear Objectives: Establish what you aim to achieve with the performance tests. This could include identifying bottlenecks, validating scalability, or ensuring response time meets user expectations.

Develop a Performance Testing Plan: Create a comprehensive plan that outlines the scope, objectives, environment, and tools required. This plan should also detail the test scenarios and metrics for evaluation.

Set Up a Test Environment: Ensure that the test environment closely mirrors the production environment. Differences in hardware, software, and network configurations can lead to inaccurate results.

Design Realistic Test Scenarios: Create test scenarios that accurately reflect real-world usage patterns. Consider different user roles, data volumes, and transaction types to simulate realistic conditions.

Monitor System Performance: Continuously monitor system performance during testing to gather data on various metrics such as response time, throughput, and resource utilization.

Analyze and Interpret Results: After conducting tests, thoroughly analyze the data to identify performance bottlenecks and areas for improvement. Use this analysis to make informed decisions about optimization.

Iterate and Retest: Performance testing should be an iterative process. Based on the results, make necessary adjustments and retest to ensure that performance improvements are effective.

Document Findings: Keep detailed records of test results, configurations, and any issues encountered. This documentation is valuable for future reference and troubleshooting.

Tools Used in Performance Testing

Several tools are available to assist in performance testing, each offering different features and capabilities:

Apache JMeter: An open-source tool designed for load testing and performance measurement. It supports various protocols and is widely used for its flexibility and comprehensive features.

LoadRunner: A performance testing tool by Micro Focus that offers advanced features for load generation, performance monitoring, and result analysis. It supports a wide range of applications and protocols.

Gatling: An open-source load testing tool known for its high performance and ease of use. It uses Scala-based DSL to create test scenarios and is ideal for continuous integration pipelines.

BlazeMeter: A cloud-based performance testing service that integrates with Apache JMeter and offers additional features like scalability and real-time reporting.

New Relic: A monitoring and performance management tool that provides real-time insights into application performance and user experience.

Dynatrace: An AI-powered performance monitoring tool that offers deep insights into application performance, infrastructure, and user experience.

Performance Testing as a Service (PTaaS)

Performance Testing as a Service (PTaaS) is an emerging model where performance testing is delivered as a managed service rather than an in-house activity. This approach offers several benefits:

Scalability: PTaaS providers typically offer scalable solutions that can handle varying test loads and complexities without requiring significant investment in infrastructure.

Expertise: PTaaS providers bring specialized expertise and experience to the table, ensuring that performance testing is conducted using best practices and the latest tools.

Cost-Effectiveness: Outsourcing performance testing can be more cost-effective than maintaining an in-house team and infrastructure, especially for organizations with fluctuating needs.

Flexibility: PTaaS allows organizations to access a range of testing services and tools without being tied to specific technologies or platforms.

Focus on Core Activities: By outsourcing performance testing, organizations can focus on their core activities and strategic initiatives while relying on experts to manage performance testing.

Continuous Monitoring: Some PTaaS providers offer continuous monitoring and performance management, ensuring that performance issues are identified and addressed promptly.

Conclusion

Performance testing is an essential component of ensuring software quality and user satisfaction. By adhering to best practices, utilizing appropriate tools, and considering PTaaS options, organizations can effectively evaluate and enhance their systems' performance. This proactive approach helps in delivering reliable, high-performing applications that meet user expectations and business goals.

[nyuway]

https://nyuway.com/why-ptaas-is-a-game-changer-for-your-cybersecurity/

[carlocarrasco]

Bureau of Immigration (BI) says tighter visa rules for Chinese tourists to help ensure national security

The government here in the Philippines are trying to balance the nation’s need of security and the gains from attracting foreign tourists. Specifically speaking, the spotlight is currently on the handling of visa requirements from Chinese tourists as the Bureau of Immigration (BI) made clear the need to help ensure national security, according to a GMA Network news report. The BI responded to…

[cutekittenlady]

So reading through the planes trains and autobots stuff and uh... is Ratchets conjunx dead?

no.

Spoilers(?) under the cut (I guess?)

Since "Planes, Trains, and Autobots" is essentially what I call a "summary fic" where I just summarize the scenes and events I imagine rather than writing them, its not really a fic Fic is that makes sense?

SO I've got no problems talking about stuff I've thought of that I havent actually, like, summarized and released yet. But if you wanna go into the summary series blind then just avoid clicking the "read more" to avoid technical spoilers.

I'm borrowing a lot from IDW here because I really really like those comics. So Ratchets conjunx is Drift. A decepticon assassin and killer turned autobot.

He's not DEAD in PTaA but Ratchet can't see him anymore due to Drift having been on Cybertron when the space bridge was destroyed. Leaving Ratchet more or less alone and stranded on Earth with the others. Permanently seperating them as far as Ratchet knows.

It certainly can't be said that Ratchet is happy about the situation, but hes been part of the war for long enough and is old enough to understand that destroying the space bridge and cutting them off from Cybertron was the only way to keep the Allspark out of Shockwaves hands. However the fact that he will likely never see Drift again, especially since hes pretty old by cybertronian standards and feels hes likely to die before they can ever reestablish contact (assuming the allspark made it to the cybertron in the first place) does weigh heavily on his heart.

[sunshinexvibes]

It's always, "Distance makes the heart grow fonder" and never, "Nazdeekiyon ka ptaa hai dooriyan de gayi."

[blacklocksecuritynz]

Benefits of PTaaS for Cybersecurity Maturity

1. Continuous Vulnerability Assessment

2. Integration with Development Lifecycles

3. Single Dashboard for Vulnerability Management

4. Expert Support and Guidance

Enhancing cybersecurity maturity is an ongoing journey that requires strategic planning and the right tools. PTaaS offers a comprehensive solution that not only identifies vulnerabilities but also integrates security into the core of your business operations.

[mitsubishinha]

Máy phát điện Mitsubishi 500KVA MGS600R

Máy phát điện Mitsubishi 500KVA model MGS600R với công suất liên tục 505KVA/404KW, công suất dự phòng 555KVA/444KW. Máy phát điện Mitsubishi là một thương hiệu lớn đến từ Nhật Bản, được đánh giá cao về chất lượng, đặc biệt là độ bền bỉ và tiết kiệm nhiên liệu. Máy phát được trang bị đầy đủ tính năng an toàn trong quá trình hoạt động giúp cung cấp nguồn điện liên tục và ổn định trong các cơ sở kinh doanh, công ty, doanh nghiệp, nhà máy, trung tâm dữ liệu, bệnh viện, trường học,…

1. Điện áp và công suất

Model: MGS600R

Tần số: 50Hz

Điện áp: 380V (điện áp pha)

Công suất: – Công suất dự phòng (ESP): 555 kVA / 444 kW – Công suất liên tục (COP): 505 kVA / 404 kW

2. Động cơ

Model động cơ: S6A3-PTAA

Loại: Động cơ 4 thì, phun nhiên liệu trực tiếp, tăng áp với bộ làm mát bằng không khí

Công suất động cơ: – Công suất dự phòng (ESP): 483 kWm – Công suất liên tục (COP): 440 kWm – Công suất cánh quạt: 10 kWm

Tốc độ quay: 1500 vòng/phút

Số xy-lanh: 6

Dung tích xy-lanh: 18.56 lít

Tỷ số nén: 14.5:1

Tốc độ Piston: 8.8 (m/giây)

Độ ồn: 101 dB(A) Độ ồn cách 1m (Không bao gồm hút, xả & quạt)

Hệ thống điều tốc: Điều khiển điện tử, tiêu chuẩn G3 (mức chính xác cao).

Quý khách vui lòng liên hệ với chúng tôi để được tư vấn và nhận báo giá chi tiết.

Hotline/Zalo Kinh doanh 1: 090.256.9993

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