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Every few weeks, someone asks us to run a quick pentest. What they actually need is a vulnerability assessment. Or the other way around. It's not a semantics problem. The two exercises answer different questions. They use different methods. They produce different...

Most security budgets go toward firewalls, endpoint agents, and patch cycles. Then someone walks through the front door, says the right words to the right person, and ends up sitting at an employee workstation. No exploit. No malware. No stolen credentials. Just a...

The era of cracked games taught us something: licensing was never just about payments. It was always about security. Working from a single trial account, the Zerotak team activated full enterprise functionality on a Microsoft Office Add-in without touching...

A SaaS platform with proper authentication, MFA enforced, and monitored infrastructure. None of it mattered. The technical team at Zerotak took over a user account without touching a single piece of software. We registered an email that looked almost identical to the...

Most cybercrime investigations do not start with a confession or a witness. They start with a fragment: a wallet address, a screenshot, a timestamp that may or may not be real, an IP that belonged to someone for forty minutes. The gap between that fragment and a named...

Your application passed the web pentest. Your infrastructure is patched. But you added an AI assistant to your platform six months ago, and nobody has tested it. That is the gap most security teams are not thinking about yet. In a recent engagement, Zerotak assessed...