SECOORE - Trust your Supply Chain

SECOORE - Trust your Supply Chain

Speciality: Supply Chain Penetration Testing

Modena, Italy 7 employees
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[01] About

IT services and consulting company based in Modena, Italy, founded in 2016 with 2 employees; specializes in supply chain security, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and code review, with a certified OSCP tester; offers digital campaigns, content creation, and risk management services, emphasizing innovation and personalized solutions.

La sicurezza della supply chain è una preoccupazione chiave, in particolare alla luce di normative come il DORA e NIS2. La fiducia è al centro di questa sfida. Affinché le aziende possano rafforzare la fiducia nella loro catena di approvvigionamento, è fondamentale concentrarsi sulla valutazione e gestione dei rischi dei fornitori e sulla collaborazione per sviluppare standard e soluzioni di sicurezza condivise e pragmatiche. Secoore supporta le aziende nella 'messa in sicurezza' del proprio ecosistema di fornitori, tramite un mix di servizi consulenziali e solutioni tecnologiche.
[02] Services
Managed Service - Trust Your Supply Chain
Prioritization
Remedy
Awareness Of Personnel
Monitoring
Penetration Testing
Vulnerability Assessment
Code Review
[03] Certifications
OSCP

Origin of the OSCP


The Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) certification was created by Offensive Security, a company founded by Mati Aharoni and other security professionals in 2007. The certification was developed to address the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical penetration testing skills in the cybersecurity industry. Offensive Security designed the OSCP to be a hands-on, performance-based certification that requires candidates to demonstrate actual hacking skills in a controlled lab environment rather than simply answering multiple-choice questions.


Industry Value and Importance


The OSCP is highly valued in the cybersecurity industry because it proves that holders possess real-world penetration testing abilities. Unlike traditional certifications, the OSCP's 24-hour practical exam requires candidates to successfully compromise multiple machines in a simulated network environment and document their findings professionally. This hands-on approach has made it a gold standard for entry to intermediate-level penetration testers, and it's frequently requested or required by employers hiring for offensive security roles. The certification's difficulty and practical nature have earned it significant respect among security professionals and hiring managers.