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Practice selected Security+ concepts across principles, threats, architecture, operations, incident response, governance, risk, cloud, identity, automation, and AI-related security decisions.
Listen to Select Control Enhancements Using Overlays, Security Practices, and Mitigating Controls in the ISC2 CGRC audio course.
Physical security is just as important as digital safeguards, and this episode examines USB and cable lock practices for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) certification exam.…
Apply GV.SC-09 to achieve this CSF 2.0 outcome: Supply chain security practices are integrated into cybersecurity and enterprise risk management programs, and their performance is monitored throughout the technology product and service life cycle.
Supply chain security practices are integrated into cybersecurity and enterprise risk management programs, and their performance is monitored throughout the technology product and service life cycle
PowerShell Security and Logging is an operational security practice used to collect evidence, detect suspicious behavior, investigate events, or guide incident decisions.
In this episode of Dot One, we unravel the power of cybersecurity frameworks and compliance requirements, essential tools that help organizations fortify their defenses against a relentless wave of cyber threats. These frameworks, like the NIST Cybersecurity Framework or ISO 27001, offer structured blueprints to standardize security practices, manage risks, and meet regulatory demands—think HIPAA or GDPR—while…
Packet Capture and PCAP Analysis is an operational security practice used to collect evidence, detect suspicious behavior, investigate events, or guide incident decisions.
Sigma Rules is an operational security practice used to collect evidence, detect suspicious behavior, investigate events, or guide incident decisions.
Windows Event Logs is an operational security practice used to collect evidence, detect suspicious behavior, investigate events, or guide incident decisions.
In this episode, we take a comprehensive look at the major compliance standards and audit frameworks that govern information security practices across industries and geographies.…
Memory Forensics is an operational security practice used to collect evidence, detect suspicious behavior, investigate events, or guide incident decisions.
In this podcast episode, I explore the persistent cybersecurity issue involving U.S. government officials using personal communication methods—like private emails and encrypted messaging apps—for official business. Drawing from notable examples across multiple administrations, from Bush-era email scandals and Obama's private server controversy to recent messaging app incidents under Trump, I highlight the systemic…
Cloud container security protects images, registries, orchestrators, nodes, runtime configuration, network policy, secrets, identities, and workloads throughout the container lifecycle.
Cloud database security protects managed and self-managed data stores through identity, network access, encryption, configuration, auditing, backup, patching, and data governance.
Cloud instance metadata security protects workload identity and configuration services that can expose temporary credentials or sensitive context to code running on a compute resource.
Cloud object storage security protects buckets, containers, objects, metadata, access policies, sharing links, encryption, versioning, and lifecycle settings.
Email security controls combine authentication, filtering, attachment and link analysis, impersonation protection, account security, user reporting, and response workflows.
Firmware security protects the low-level code and configuration that initialize and control hardware through trusted update, integrity verification, access control, inventory, monitoring, and recovery.
Kubernetes security protects the cluster control plane, nodes, workloads, images, network paths, secrets, and administrative interfaces.
Managed cloud services shift infrastructure and operational tasks to the provider while leaving customers responsible for configuration, identities, data, integrations, and appropriate use.
Operational technology security protects systems that monitor or control physical processes, including industrial control systems, building systems, manufacturing equipment, and safety-related environments.
Security awareness training helps people recognize risk, make safer decisions, and know how to report suspicious activity before a small mistake becomes an incident.
Security procurement incorporates protection, resilience, privacy, evidence, supply-chain, and lifecycle requirements into sourcing, evaluation, contracting, acceptance, and ongoing supplier oversight.