Adaptive Integration is a cutting-edge consulting firm that delivers comprehensive corporate security solutions tailored for the modern hybrid environment. Specializing in red teaming, security analysis, system installation, and integrated security program management, we partner with leading providers of security software and hardware. Our sophisticated approach ensures robust defense against ever-evolving threats, allowing businesses to focus on growth with confidence. From securing critical assets to providing continuous validation through advanced penetration testing, we safeguard your entire digital footprint.
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Our initial Dine 'n' Dash was such a success that we're repeating again on Oct 15th, for the Seahawks vs Broncos game. Meet with peers, watch the Hawks, win some Hawks’ merch, and take pizza home to the family. Register for the location and we’ll see you there! Here’s a link to the invite registration - https://lnkd.in/ewm2tbQr
Our initial Dine 'n' Dash was such a success that we're repeating again on Oct 15th, for the Seahawks vs Broncos game. Meet with peers, watch the Hawks, win some Hawks’ merch, and take pizza home to the family. Register for the location and we’ll see you there! Here’s a link to the invite registration - https://lnkd.in/ewm2tbQr
We’re excited to recognize Adaptive Integration as Radware’s US New Partner of the Year. Their commitment to innovation, deep security expertise, and unwavering focus on customer outcomes have quickly made them an invaluable part of our partner ecosystem. Together, we’re helping organizations strengthen their application defenses and stay ahead of today’s most advanced threats. #NewPartner #Partnerships #SecurityInnovation #ChannelPartners #Growth
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10 years ago, I nearly lost my career over a pentest. I found a way to compromise salary data during an authorized engagement. I reported it asap, but made 2 mistakes: 1️⃣ I broke the Rules of Engagement (ROE). It said to stop when sensitive data was accessed. I wanted to show impact, so I fetched 1,000 records. 2️⃣ I got cocky. I joked to a coworker, “If this pentest taught me anything, it’s that I’m the lowest-paid security engineer here.” That afternoon, my manager called me in. I thought it was to celebrate the find, but someone overheard my joke. Instead, he said: “Farzan, I hear you’ve been looking at people’s salaries. What’s going on?” My intent was ethical, but it dawned on me that the optics weren’t. It went to a legal and ethics review, and for a moment, I thought my career was over. The case was eventually dropped, but I lost my promo that year. It taught me that judgment matters more than technical skill. My advice to pentesters and red teamers: 👉 Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. And if you have to think about it, you probably shouldn’t.