iOS Security
An IPA file is the packaged, distributable format of an iOS application. It contains everything required to run your app on a device compiled binaries, configuration files, entitlements, and embedded resources. From a security perspective, that makes the IPA file the single most important artifact to review before an app
JWT Security
JSON Web Tokens are a core part of modern authentication and API security, which is why searches for a reliable JWT security checker or JWT analyzer continue to grow. While JWTs are easy to generate and integrate, they are also easy to misuse in ways that are not immediately visible
JWT Security
JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) sit at the center of modern authentication and API security. They are simple to issue, easy to transport, and dangerously easy to misuse. Most JWT-related incidents are not caused by broken cryptography. They are caused by incorrect assumptions about what JWTs guarantee, incomplete validation, and a
Tool
Nessus is one of the most widely used vulnerability scanners for identifying security issues across networks, cloud environments, and applications. While running a scan is straightforward, understanding the Nessus report is where most teams struggle. Nessus reports are verbose by design. A single scan can generate thousands of findings, many
Nessus
After running a Nessus scan, most teams face a common frustration: the exported .nessus XML or JSON file is huge, hierarchical, and nearly impossible to read without specialized tools. Analysts often find themselves scrolling through thousands of lines of raw XML, reading the report and trying to locate the critical
DORA
In the context of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), simply knowing the regulation exists is not enough. A DORA gap analysis methodology provides a structured way to map internal controls and practices against regulatory expectations, identify shortfalls, and establish a clear path from current state to regulatory alignment. This
DORA
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a landmark EU regulation that fundamentally changes how financial entities must demonstrate digital operational resilience, including robust systems for managing ICT risks, major incident reporting, resilience testing, and third-party oversight. The regulation entered into force on 17 January 2025, and its requirements are