No posts for a couple of weeks now - mainly as I was on holiday for one of them :-)
As a gentle way back in to the blogosphere, my latest column was in Computer Weekly this week and it can also be found on-line at:
http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/05/13/236008/security-zone-penetration-testing-define-your-objectives.htm
My main thrust in the article is that penetration testing should not always be the first option with respect to obtaining a realistic view of the actual implemented and operated security posture of an organisation. I am of course aware that there are situations where nothing other than a full-blooded pen test will be appropriate but there are other times where a simple configuration review will provide more bang per buck. I'm expecting a bit of a bashing over the definition I provided for penetration testing but what's the point of writing articles if you can't have a bit of fun!
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