Spot vulnerabilities before hackers do—Tulsi Security, your proactive defense partner SaaS-based Security Testing Platform Founder @shivanirsharma
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1/ Last week,a vulnerability was discovered in the official FIA portal (used by F1 drivers like Max and lewis). This flaw could have exposed their passports and internal FIA communications.
In this🧵thread, we’ll explain how it puts web app at risk, and how you can prevent it.
1/ Open-source pentesting tools vs paid pentesting platforms — the SMB reality 🧵
This debate is usually framed ideologically:
“Open-source is enough if you know what you’re doing.”
SMBs don’t operate in ideology.
They operate under constraints.
16/The honest takeaway is simple.
Open-source tools are excellent tools. But SMBs need more than just tools. They need a system that runs consistently, adapts to change, and fits into real-world delivery cycles.
Don’t be like Vecna. 😈
Do proper pentesting before someone gains access to your system like Will.
Hackers exploit what you ignored. 🔐🧠
A single web pentest can save your company from ransomware attack and other kinds of cyberattacks.
Do pentesting regularly to avoid cyberattacks.
𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐬 𝐟𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐒𝐌𝐁𝐒 𝐢𝐧 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔
Cyber threats have intensified and 2026 will raise the bar again. In this 🧵, we explore how the attack surface is changing and what continues to persist.
Here’s what security leaders should be paying attention in 2026
21/ / To face these evolving threats, strong security hygiene is essential and not enough.
In 2026, regular penetration testing and continuous security audits will be critical to uncover real risks early and reduce the chances of major incidents before attackers exploit them.
22/ Need to get your web app pentested?
Do it with Tulsi, where TTPs are updated regularly so you can catch emerging attack techniques early and stay aligned with how real attackers are targeting apps today.
Visit tul-si.com/ to learn more.