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Google has snagged three security and privacy certifications for Google Play as it tries to appeal to enterprises despite numerous malicious apps and security issues. Continue reading Google Play Touts Certs in Quest For Enterprise Security
Which challenges (e.g. from VulnHub) can be recommended for the CEH Practical (by EC-Council) to prepare for the iLabs tests?
Continue reading Which CTF VMs do you recommend for CEH Practical? [on hold]
Phoenix TS adds CertNexus’ CFR Certification to Maryland, Virginia & Online Training Schedule. CyberSec First Responder (CFR) is the “blue team” certification for cybersecurity and validates a professional’s abili… Continue reading What Is The CyberSec First Responder (CFR) Certification?
Many organizations migrate to the cloud because of increased efficiency, data space, scalability, speed and other benefits. But cloud computing comes with its own security threats. To address these challenges, companies should create a hybrid cloud env… Continue reading The Top 5 Vendor-Neutral Cloud Security Certifications of 2019
Are there any restrictions (e.g. testing not permitted, testers must be residents, testing must not be remote, etc.) to security testers to perform security testing in countries US, UK, Europe, Australia, Singapore, Russia, J… Continue reading Restrictions for performing security testing
So you went to a tradeshow and heard about this cool new idea called the Internet Of Things; now it’s time to build an IoT product of your own. You know that to be IoT, your Widget D’lux® has to have a network connection but which to choose?
You could use WiFi or Bluetooth but that would be gauche. Maybe LoRaWAN? All the cool kids are using LoRa for medium or long range wireless these days, but that still requires a base station and Widget D’lux® will be a worldwide phenomenon. Or at least a phenomenon past your bedroom walls. …read more
Continue reading Choosing Cell Modems: The Drama Queen of Hardware Design
So you went to a tradeshow and heard about this cool new idea called the Internet Of Things; now it’s time to build an IoT product of your own. You know that to be IoT, your Widget D’lux® has to have a network connection but which to choose?
You could use WiFi or Bluetooth but that would be gauche. Maybe LoRaWAN? All the cool kids are using LoRa for medium or long range wireless these days, but that still requires a base station and Widget D’lux® will be a worldwide phenomenon. Or at least a phenomenon past your bedroom walls. …read more
Continue reading Choosing Cell Modems: The Drama Queen of Hardware Design
Today at the Open Hardware Summit at MIT, OSHWA, the Open Source Hardware Association has announced a huge revision to the Open Hardware certification process. The goal here is to design a better platform for creating Open Hardware.
While all hardware already certified as Open Hardware will remain Open Hardware, this revamp of the ‘hub’ of the certification process is greatly improved. There’s a new website. There are learning modules telling everyone what it means to be Open Source hardware. There are community examples — real-life walk-throughs of projects that have already been created. There’s a streamlined certification process, and …read more
Continue reading The New, Improved Open Hardware Certification Program
Aidan shares the latest information that I have on various Azure announcements that don’t easily fit into other categories.
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Continue reading Microsoft Ignite 2018 – Azure Miscellaneous News
I would like to know the list of certification courses that I can start as a beginner and become proficient in the field of network security and from which website or institution can I take the training, appear for exam.
Als… Continue reading Certification courses from a novice to professional [on hold]