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In today’s digital landscape, cyber threats are more advanced, persistent, and frequent than ever before. Businesses, governments, and institutions must continually evolve their cybersecurity strategies to stay ahead. Traditional security testing methods, such as penetration testing and defensive monitoring, are essential, but in isolation, they can fall short of achieving maximum resilience. That’s where Purple Teaming comes in. At FORTBRIDGE , we specialize in advanced penetration testing services and comprehensive cybersecurity assessments. As experts in offensive and defensive security, we champion the Purple Teaming approach to help our clients bridge the gap between Red and Blue Teams, boosting effectiveness, enhancing learning, and building stronger defenses. What is Purple Teaming? Purple Teaming is a collaborative cybersecurity approach that integrates the offensive tactics of a Red Team with the defensive strategies of a Blue Team. Instead of working in silos or oppo...

In the rapidly evolving world of cybersecurity, Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT have emerged as powerful tools. From writing code to answering technical queries, these AI systems are being integrated into products, platforms, and business operations across industries. But with great power comes great responsibility—especially when it comes to LLM Pentesting (penetration testing of language models). At FORTBRIDGE , we take a proactive and ethical approach to security. That includes understanding where the boundaries lie when testing LLMs for vulnerabilities. What Is LLM Pentesting? LLM Pentesting is the practice of testing a language model for weaknesses that attackers could exploit. This includes: Tricking the model into leaking private or proprietary data Prompting it to generate harmful code or malicious outputs Manipulating it into bypassing safety filters or producing offensive content These are not theoretical risks—they are real and increasingly relevant in AI-powered ...

In today’s digital world, APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are everywhere. They power mobile apps, connect cloud services, and keep businesses running smoothly. But here’s the truth: APIs are a hacker’s favorite target . That’s why API Pentesting is no longer optional—it’s essential. At FORTBRIDGE , we help developers and organizations uncover vulnerabilities before attackers do. Let’s break down what every developer should know about API Pentesting—and how to do it right. Why API Security Should Matter to Developers As a developer, you're constantly building and pushing new features through APIs. But even a small flaw can open the door to: ·      Data leaks ·      Authentication bypass ·      Business logic abuse ·      Unauthorized access to sensitive functions Unlike traditional web apps, APIs often expose low-level backend functionality. The more power your API exposes, the m...

 7 Warning Signs You Need One (Before It’s Too Late) Cloud Security Architecture Assessment is no longer optional — it’s essential. Cloud computing has transformed modern business—driving speed, scalability, and innovation. But with this flexibility comes risk. Without a well-architected security foundation, your cloud infrastructure may be vulnerable to cyberattacks, data loss, and compliance failures. Wondering if your cloud setup is truly secure? Here are 7 warning signs that it’s time for a Cloud Security Architecture Assessment — and how FORTBRIDGE can help you close security gaps before they turn into serious incidents. 1. Frequent Security Misconfigurations Are your teams constantly fixing open S3 buckets or public cloud storage ? Misconfigurations are the #1 cause of cloud breaches. Simple errors—like default credentials or overly permissive access—can expose critical data. If your team spends more time reacting than preventing, it’s time to schedule a Cloud S...

In today’s digital-first world, your business data is your most valuable asset. But if you’re storing it in the cloud, how confident are you that it’s secure? Many businesses mistakenly assume that cloud providers like AWS , Azure , or Google Cloud take care of all security. In reality, under the shared responsibility model , you are responsible for securing your cloud configuration, data, and user access. That’s where a Cloud Security Assessment Review comes in — and it could be the smartest cybersecurity investment you make this year. What Is a Cloud Security Assessment Review? Think of a Cloud Security Assessment Review as a comprehensive health check for your cloud infrastructure. It is a structured process designed to identify: ·       Security misconfigurations ·       Data exposure risks ·       Identity and access management gaps ·       Compliance violation...