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Web, Mobile & Cloud Penetration Testing in 2026: Best Practices

ImmuniWeb is hosting an interactive webinar “Web, Mobile & Cloud Penetration Testing in 2026: Best Practices” for all our customers and partners who will receive personal invitations.
Web, Mobile & Cloud Penetration Testing in 2026: Best Practices
Web, Mobile & Cloud Penetration Testing in 2026: Best Practices

During this 60-minute webinar you will learn about:

  • Penetration testing pitfalls and best practices in 2026
  • Legal and regulatory landscape of penetration testing in 2026
  • Risks and benefits of AI-driven and automated penetration testing
  • Testing LLMs and AI-powered applications for AI-specific vulnerabilities
  • OWASP Top 10 for LLM: who should pay for AI failures in your code
  • Red teaming and continuous breach and attack simulation (CBAS)
  • Leveraging MITRE ATT&CK Matrix for penetration testing
  • Continuous versus one-time penetration testing
  • External versus in-house penetration testing
  • ImmuniWeb penetration testing products


April 23, 2026

Session 1:
Geneva 10am | Dubai 12pm | Singapore 4pm

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Session 2:G
eneva 5pm | New York 11am | California 8am

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