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Why Cybersecurity Asset Inventory Is the Foundation of Strong Cyber Defense
INTRODUCTION Many cyber attacks succeed not because security tools fail, but because organizations do not fully know what they are protecting. According to the World Economic Forum, cyber risk continues to increase as digital environments become more complex and interconnected, especially with the rapid adoption of cloud services and remote work. New systems, applications, and devices are added faster than security teams can track them. Over time, some assets become forgotten, unmanaged, or left without proper security controls. These unknown assets often become the easiest entry point for attackers. If you’d like a deeper look at why asset visibility matters at a basic level, see our earlier post Why You Need To Take Asset Inventory Seriously [https://itsec.asia/blog/why-you-need-to-take-asset-inventory-seriously?utm_source=chatgpt.com] — it explains the core concept in simple terms. This article builds on that foundation and explains why cybersecurity asset inventory is a foundational capability for modern cyber defense. WHAT IS CYBERSECURITY ASSET INVENTORY? Cybersecurity asset inventory is the process of identifying and maintaining visibility over all digital assets within an organization. This includes: * Endpoints such



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Think Your System Is Secure? Penetration Testing Can Prove It
INTRODUCTION Today, almost every organization relies on digital systems to run daily operations, from websites and cloud applications to payment systems and internal databases. However, as digital infrastructure grows, so do cybersecurity risks. Attackers constantly look for vulnerabilities in applications, networks, and systems that they can exploit to gain unauthorized access or steal sensitive data (Cloudflare, 2024). Because of this growing threat landscape, organizations need ways to test their defenses before real attackers attempt to breach them. One of the most effective methods is penetration testing, often called pen testing, where cybersecurity professionals simulate attacks to identify security weaknesses before malicious actors do (IBM, 2024). In simple terms, penetration testing is authorized hacking designed to improve security rather than cause damage. Source: Cloudflare.com [https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/security/glossary/what-is-penetration-testing/], ibm.com [https://www.ibm.com/think/topics/penetration-testing] WHAT IS PENETRATION TESTING? Penetration testing is a cybersecurity assessment where security experts simulate cyberattacks on systems to identify vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit. These experts that are often known as penetration testers or ethical hackers use techniques similar to real attackers, but with permission from the organization and with the goal

PT ITSEC Asia Tbk (IDX: CYBR) Records Strongest Year with Profitability and AI-Driven Growth
Full-Year 2025 Highlights * Profitability turnaround: Net income surged to IDR 65.4 billion from IDR 0.8 billion in FY2024, with EPS rising from IDR 0.12 to IDR 9.72 (basic), the most significant indicator of the Group’s structural maturity. * Operating income turned decisively positive at IDR 92.5 billion, compared to an operating loss of IDR 435 million in FY2024 * Revenue grew to IDR 527.1 billion (consolidated), up 62.1% year-on-year from IDR 325.1 billion in FY2024. * AI-driven cybersecurity strategy advanced: PT ITSEC Cyber Academy established as a new subsidiary focused on Cyber and AI training, immediately securing major government and enterprise contracts. * National Cybersecurity Movement co-initiated with ADIGSI and BSSN, establishing ITSEC Asia as a formal partner in Indonesia’s national cyber resilience framework. Jakarta, 30 March 2026 — PT ITSEC Asia Tbk (IDX: CYBR), Indonesia’s first publicly-listed cybersecurity company,

Is Using a VPN Really Safe? Here’s the Reality Check.
INTRODUCTION Today, almost everything we do happens online, from working and studying to shopping and banking. While the internet makes life easier, it also comes with certain risks, especially when it comes to privacy and data security. Many people connect to public Wi-Fi in places like cafés, airports, or hotels without realizing that these networks may not always be secure. In some cases, attackers can monitor or intercept data that travels through these connections. This is where VPN apps become useful. A VPN app helps create a safer internet connection by protecting your data and hiding your online identity. Even if you are using an open network, a VPN can help keep your activity more private. This article will explain what a VPN app is, how it works, and why it has become an important tool for safer internet use. Source: pr.norton.com [https://pr.norton.com/blog/privacy/what-is-a-vpn?utm_], security.org [https://www.security.org/vpn/?utm_], fortinet.com [https://www.fortinet.com/resources/cyberglossary/vpn-wifi?utm_] WHAT IS A VPN APP? A VPN app is a tool that helps protect your internet connection and online activity. VPN stands for Virtual Private Network.
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