In theory, the rational for a penetration test provides a level of practical assurance that any malicious user will not be able to penetrate the system. Most experts agree, however, that an automated penetration test in the hands of an untrained novice could do more harm
than good.
Penetration testing and other types of IT security assessments are a growing industry. In a world made increasingly unsafe by identity theft, online rip-offs and other cybercrimes, IT security pros are under pressure to fortify systems and networks and protect information assets.
As well, the growing number of regulations require public- and private-sector CIOs to harden their systems and networks against external and internal threats.
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