SearchSecurity Editorial Director Robert Richardson spoke with Charles Henderson, director of the SpiderLabs research team at Trustwave Holdings Inc., to learn about the company's move to what Henderson described as "penetration testing on demand." Henderson says that the emergence of new pen testing services "put the customer back in control of the process."
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