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Smell the Attack? Sensory-Immersive Cyber Range Training for Industry 4.0

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Humanity has been through a number of industrial revolutions since the 1760s, and is now at its fourth cycle of sweeping industrial innovation, known as Industry 4.0. It is characterized by the ongoing automation of traditional manufacturing and industrial practices using modern smart technology. As such, it inherits risks and threats that apply to connected […]

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Your security technology is only as strong as your team

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Businesses aren’t shy about investing in cybersecurity, but are organizations getting the maximum return on those investments? Too often, businesses focus their spending on technology and neglect to use hiring—and especially training—practices that wou… Continue reading Your security technology is only as strong as your team→

Major trends that are changing the CISO role

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In a rapidly changing business environment, the role of the CISO has hugely expanded in its scope and responsibilities, a BT Security survey of over 7000 business leaders, employees and consumers from across the world reveals. With the research also id… Continue reading Major trends that are changing the CISO role→

SOC challenges within the current cyber skilling climate

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A Cyberbit report reveals how organizations are currently building the human element of their InfoSec organization—shedding light on current practices including job requirements, the recruiting process, current skills levels, training impacts, and inte… Continue reading SOC challenges within the current cyber skilling climate→

Privacy is not a one-time, check the box activity

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New research from ISACA reveals critical skills gaps and insufficient training. The survey report also explores past and future trends in privacy, offering insights into privacy workforce and skills, the use of privacy by design, and the organizational… Continue reading Privacy is not a one-time, check the box activity→

Small security teams overwhelmed by onslaught of cyber attacks

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Companies with small security teams, generally SMEs, are facing a number of unique challenges, placing these organizations at greater risk than their larger enterprise counterparts, according to Cynet. These enhanced risks are moving 100% of these comp… Continue reading Small security teams overwhelmed by onslaught of cyber attacks→

Five Things Security and Development Teams Should Focus on in 2021

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As we say goodbye to 2020 and spend time reflecting on the industry changes, reassess our workflows and procedures in order to identify where 2021 will bring us, it’s a brilliant time to also address our security practices and ways we can bring improve… Continue reading Five Things Security and Development Teams Should Focus on in 2021→

Converting NMAP XML Files to HTML with xsltproc

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NMAP is a wonderful network scanner and its ability to log scan data to files, specifically XML, helps quite a bit.  This enables the scan data to be parsed by other tools such as Metasploit’s db_import or even NMAP’s own Zenmap GUI.  While XML is grea… Continue reading Converting NMAP XML Files to HTML with xsltproc→

More Lessons Learned About Trying Harder and Passing the Offensive Security Certified Professional Exam (OSCP)

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On February 11, 2020, Offensive Security introduced a major overhaul and update to their already fantastic course: Penetration Testing with Kali Linux. Those changes included updates to their lab environment. The study materials were substantially upda… Continue reading More Lessons Learned About Trying Harder and Passing the Offensive Security Certified Professional Exam (OSCP)→