In most cases, the basis for collaboration is good communication and documenting processes, events, and results. Today, you have access to countless tools and frameworks for this process, often specialized for particular kinds of work. London-based Security Roots is the developer of the open source Dradis [1] software for IT security teams. The framework creates standardized reports specifically for security checks, helps teams prepare for penetration testing of IT infrastructures, and organizes the implementation and evaluation.
Security experts often use an expansive kit of tools, each with its specific focus, when carrying out penetration tests. Although some of these tools support standardized output formats for the results, the penetration tester is then ultimately forced to compile and organize things on their own to create a comprehensive report for all the…
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ADMIN Network & Security (Digital) - 1 Issue, September/October 2024