Caroline Wong

Caroline Wong is an infosec community advocate who has authored two cybersecurity books including Security Metrics: A Beginner’s Guide and The PtaaS Book. When she isn’t hosting the Humans of Infosec podcast, speaking at dozens of infosec conferences each year, working on her LinkedIn Learning coursework, and of course evangelizing Pentesting as a Service for the masses or pushing for more women in tech, Caroline focuses on her role as Chief Strategy Officer at Cobalt, a fully remote cybersecurity company with a mission to modernize traditional pentesting via a SaaS platform coupled with an exclusive community of vetted, highly skilled testers.

What is Threat Intelligence and How Does it Relate to Pentesting?

February 23, 2020
Est Read Time: 4 min
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Understanding the Anatomy of an Attack

November 21, 2019
Est Read Time: 9 min
Notable, high-impact security breaches sadly make regular headlines. You might be tempted to dismiss the latest as just...
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A Manager’s Guide to Selecting the Best Testing Approach for Your Application Security Needs

March 14, 2019
Est Read Time: 9 min
Security testing has emerged as a common best practice among application security programs of all types and sizes. The...
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Humans of InfoSec: A New Security Podcast

April 5, 2018
Est Read Time: 2 min
https://soundcloud.com/humans-of-infosec
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Vendor Security Questionnaires: The Buyer’s Perspective

December 4, 2017
Est Read Time: 6 min
Tips on vendor assessments from experts in the industry
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How to Survive a Vendor Security Questionnaire

August 14, 2017
Est Read Time: 7 min
Tips on vendor assessments from experts in the industry
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Pen Test Metrics 101: Detailed Definitions

January 9, 2017
Est Read Time: 6 min
This post is the second in a series I am writing about how to use pen test data in security metrics to analyze and...
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Pen Test Metrics 101: Benefits and Types

December 5, 2016
Est Read Time: 4 min
This post is the first of a series in which I’ll cover how to use pen test data in security metrics to analyze and...
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