#5 Pentesting with Ralf Reinhardt

CyberPodEU

Gergely Lesku

Soc, Technology, Security, It Security, It, Cybersecurity

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🗓️ 17 November 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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In episode #5 of CyberPodEU, host Greg welcomes Ralf Reinhardt, CEO and founder of CYBEReinhardt GmbH, to discuss the meaning of the pentesting method as well as incident response in the fight against cyberattacks. Furthermore, Ralf explains the steps of an incident response and is discussing with Gregwhat needs to happen for companies to be better prepared for cyberattacks, also concerning possible regulation on a European level.

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0:00.0	This is CyberPod EU, the European Cybersecurity podcast powered by Sokwise.
0:15.2	I think on pen testing is something to work.
0:17.2	There is no automatic patterns.
0:18.4	Yeah, okay.
0:30.5	A tester itself is doing the stuff as he or she thinks it's right, but it's very important to get a different opinion.
0:32.6	You shouldn't do it simply in-house.
0:34.5	You should hire someone from the outside.
0:37.0	And if you hire a red teaming
0:38.8	assessment, you will see interaction which you had not in mind that could happen.
0:49.1	Hi, everyone, and welcome to a new episode of CyberReportEU. Today Today I am happy to have Ralph Reinhardt as my guest.
0:57.0	Ralph is the founder, CEO and principal consultant of Cyber Reinhardt, GMVH,
1:03.0	and looks back on an exciting history of working in the information technology and service industry.
1:09.0	Among others, he is a certified information security manager, certified information system security
1:14.6	professional, and first of all, maybe nowadays a certified incident handler by the EU council as well.
1:24.6	I know that you are also educating people on different universities, which is very
1:32.0	interesting. So, Ralph is an amazing guest in today's episode. And I want to greet you here. How
1:40.8	are you today, Ralph? Thanks for having me for a nice invitation.
1:47.2	Yeah, it was a pretty interesting day. Today I started very, very early, which is quite
1:53.6	unusual since I'm taking to the bone. So no early bird, a late bird. But today was
2:00.4	a little bit different.
2:02.0	And therefore, I missed your invitation for half an hour.
2:06.9	Sorry for that, but a late bird than never.
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