VARTE GROUP
Information Security Services
Our Services
The company specializes in providing various Information Security(Cyber) Services of the highest quality, aimed at identifying business risks in the applications, networks, architectures, and processes.
RED TEAM EXERCISE
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External and Internal
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OSINT
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Lateral movement
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Privilege escalation
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"Capture the Flag"
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Vulnerabilities identification and safe exploits
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Spear phishing
PENETRATION TESTING
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Web applications
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Thick clients
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Mobile applications
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External & Internal networks
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Code Reviews
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Rest\WS
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Hardening advisory
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Cloud
CONSULTING
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Threat modeling and Secure Design
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Protection Consulting
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Regulations Compliance
CLOUD
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Configuration review
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RBAC review
SECURITY PROGRAMS
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Vulnerability management
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Secure SDLC process Implementation
About Us
An Information security boutique company providing thorough and comprehensive security
assessments, tailor-made per clients requirements.
The company was founded and operational since 2018.
The company’s Business Model is to employ High-End, experienced professionals on a project basis, best suited to their abilities, which essentially means the client is receiving services from the “Cream of the Crop” of Israeli market.
Each consultant employed by the company has at least 6 years of hands-on experience in various industries such as Military,
Financial, Hi-Tech, International corporations, etc.
Each project involves at least two consultants to achieve best possible results.
The company completed successful projects both locally and internationally.
World News
vulnerabilities and exploits
10/8/2026 Mirko Zorz
What is MATCHBOIL? The Russia-aligned malware that installs a spying backdoor
ESET researchers traced almost two years of changes to MATCHBOIL, a downloader that the Russia-aligned group UAC-0099 uses to plant a second program on Windows machines in Ukraine. GUI displayed at MATCHBOIL’s runtime (Source: ESET) Every victim in ESET’s telemetry was in Ukraine: transportation companies in July and August 2025, a manufacturer in December 2025, and an energy company in June 2026. The program MATCHBOIL installs is a spying tool, and the access it creates … More →
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attacks and breaches
10/8/2026 Eduard Kovacs
Oracle Health Data Breach Tally Climbs to Nearly 20 Million
The figure is far higher than the counts that surfaced in earlier filings and patient notifications.
The post Oracle Health Data Breach Tally Climbs to Nearly 20 Million appeared first on SecurityWeek.
laws, regulations and policies,vulnerabilities and exploits
10/8/2026 Sinisa Markovic
Ransomware recovery firm boss charged with secretly paying attackers and overcharging victims
The owner of Florida-based ransomware remediation company MonsterCloud has been charged with fraud for allegedly paying ransomware gangs behind his clients’ backs and billing them far more than the ransom. Zohar Pinhasi (aka “Zack Silver” and “Zack Green”), a 50-year-old US and Israeli national from Hollywood, Florida, allegedly charged MonsterCloud clients more than $19 million while paying more than $8 million to the ransomware gangs that attacked them. According to the indictment, Pinhasi told prospective … More →
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attacks and breaches,technology and tools
10/7/2026 Graham Cluley
Smashing Security podcast #487: Clippy’s crypto comeback
Microsoft's Twitter account, with its 13 million followers, was hijacked by a paperclip. There was no ransomware or data theft, just Clippy, a dodgy crypto coin, and a corporate apology that wasn't from Microsoft either.
Meanwhile, UK losses from hacked email and social media accounts have rocketed by 417%, as scammers pose as your friends to flog you tickets to gigs that don't exist.
Plus, Hack The Box's Christine Bartlett joins us for a featured interview to ask what happens when AI agents join your security team, and whether anyone has thought to give them a performance review.
technology and tools
10/8/2026 Mirko Zorz
Who watches the AI watching your street?
Yusaku Fujii, a professor at Gunma University in Japan, has designed audits and penalties to stop operators from misusing AI that analyzes street camera footage. His system adds an independent record-keeper and unannounced spot checks to the AI’s outputs. Fujii’s test setting is what he calls a Fully Monitored Public Space (FMPS): streets where cameras are dense enough to follow people and vehicles continuously. It can be built with existing network cameras and encrypted storage. … More →
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