From Expectations to Execution: Maximizing Pentest Value
A penetration test is only as valuable as the preparation, communication, and follow-through that support it. Join Cybersecurity in 60 on Tuesday, September 15th for From Expectations to Execution: Maximizing Pentest Value, a practical webinar focused on helping organizations get the most out of their penetration testing engagements.
This session will explore how to assess your organization's readiness for a pentest, align expectations between internal teams and testing partners, avoid common pitfalls that can reduce effectiveness, and strengthen collaboration throughout the engagement. Whether you're planning your first penetration test or looking to improve the value of an established program, you'll leave with actionable strategies to ensure testing efforts translate into meaningful security improvements.
- Guidance on evaluating organizational readiness before a penetration test begins
- Best practices for setting clear objectives and aligning expectations with testers
- Insights into common mistakes that lead to wasted time, effort, and resources
- Recommendations for improving communication and collaboration throughout the testing process
- Practical steps for turning pentest findings into actionable outcomes
- How to prepare teams and environments for a successful penetration test
- Ways to establish realistic goals and measure success
- Strategies for minimizing surprises during testing engagements
- Methods for maximizing the value of findings and recommendations
- Approaches to building stronger partnerships between security teams and testing providers
Who Should Attend: Security Leaders and Practitioners, IT and Infrastructure Teams, Risk and Compliance Professionals, CISOs and Security Decision Makers and Anyone responsible for planning, managing, or leveraging penetration testing services.
Cybersecurity in 60 is designed to deliver real value in a short timeframe. Register now to learn more about proactive ways that your organization can ensure resiliency in the face of evolving digital risks.
Christopher Duram, Penetration Tester II
HBS
Isaiah Kaiver, Penetration Tester I
HBS
