SOC Analysts are highly sought-after individuals who identify compromised machines and malicious actors. These individuals utilize defensive security skills and techniques that are commonly used in the industry while working to mitigate any damages that may have occurred.
Blake Regan discusses what an array is, why should you care, how to create an array, how to add and remove data from an array, indexing into an array to get specific values and the practical use cases for arrays.
Taking 30 minutes to read some “non-technical techie” books can be a great way to stay motivated, avoid burnout, and reset during study time.
It’s critical for anyone learning cybersecurity to understand the common services and threats they will encounter every day on the job.
Christian Elston discusses hacking software as a job, the certifications needed, and building a resume for that job.
No more avoiding it, it’s time to learn what IPv6 is and what tools you can use to enumerate and attack the protocol.
Having a home or online lab is crucial for the advancement of your career in information security (#infosec). It is also a great way to gain hands-on experience which greatly improves your chances of obtaining a job.
John Stoner discusses ways to help you focus down your efforts into something more manageable; tailoring your studying for particular jobs and building a lab.
Filipi Pires discusses how to implement defensive security analysis with an offensive mindset.
While there are overlapping skills, there are differences that will be discussed as Phillip Wylie shares his experience of going from a pentester to a red teamer.
Chris Pedigo, the CTO of Lacework and cloud aficionado covers the importance of visibility, baselining, and anomaly detection in ensuring the safety and compliance of cloud & containerized environments.
Join Mark Danner to hear how CIA methods of target assessment and AI tools can be leveraged to spot those individuals in most vulnerable to hacker attacks.
