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Maciej Cegłowski has published a long, practical, insightful, and witty article on his experiences with political campaign security. He wisely focuses on a handful of steps to narrow the attack surface with the fewest tools and techniques. This sh… Continue reading Political campaign security
Consider our modular trainings. They can be organized to suit your company’s needs. You choose the number of skills and days to spend honing them.
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“OSCP is not about clearing the exam. It’s all about working deeply on labs.” –Ramkisan Mohan (Check out his detailed guide to OSCP Preparation) I began my OSCP journey in the late fall of 2018. So far, I’ve rooted 23+ mac… Continue reading Journey to OSCP -10 Things You Need to Know
If you’ve got a working Model 33 Teletype, every project starts to look like an excuse to use it. While the hammering, whirring symphony of a teleprinter going full tilt brings to mind a simpler time of room-sized computers and 300 baud connections, it turns out that a Teletype makes …read more
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Security awareness training can be a somewhat touchy subject. For those who administer it, it can often feel like just one more task to keep track of. It can feel similar to the employees who must undergo the training, especially for those who feel lik… Continue reading Data Driven Security Awareness Training
Craig Sandman is the President and Co Founder of Symbol Security, a Cyber Security SaaS company with a mission to reduce corporate risk through Security Awareness Education. Craig will discuss Security Awareness, Education, and Training! Full Show Note… Continue reading Security Awareness, Education, & Training – Business Security Weekly #126
The responsibilities of IT managers are seemingly endless. Not only do they have to stay top of security patches and software updates, but they also need to oversee the expenditures that surface from the IT team—making sure that the IT department… Continue reading Cybersecurity Tips for Insanely Busy IT Managers
To the average person, the application of balloon technology pretty much begins and ends with birthday parties. The Hackaday reader might be able to expand on that a bit, as we’ve covered several projects that have lofted various bits of equipment into the stratosphere courtesy of a high-altitude balloons. But …read more
In episode 87 of our monthly show, frequent guest Kevin Johnson joins us to discuss the current state of cybersecurity training and certifications. If you’re currently in the industry or pursuing a career in cybersecurity this is one episode not … Continue reading The State of Cybersecurity Training and Certifications with Kevin Johnson
When you look at “security” and the big picture, it always seems to come down to the decisions made by the Chief Security Officer (CSO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO). Besides what can you really do to help keep things safe? Isn&… Continue reading “That looks ODD” Securing your workspace