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• Ask Lesley InfoSec Advice Column: 2017-04-26

  By hacks4pancakes on April 26, 2017 • ( 2 )

  I was sent some very challenging scenarios this week, from entry level remote work to anonymity. As always, submit your problems here!   Hi Lesley, I’ll add a little background before my question I’ve always wanted to break into the… Read More ›

• Ask Lesley InfoSec Advice Column: 2017-03-16

  By hacks4pancakes on March 17, 2017 • ( 3 )

  This week, I address some burning questions about education and training.  As always, submit your problems here!   Dear Lesley, Let’s cut to the chase. I hate coding. I don’t enjoy building things from scratch. I do, however, love taking… Read More ›

• Phishing Exercises, without the “Ish”

  By hacks4pancakes on March 1, 2017 • ( 2 )

  

  Much like open offices and outsourcing in business, information security is subject to trends. One you probably saw in your vendor spam folder over the past couple of years is phishing awareness exercises. The premise sounds simple – phish your… Read More ›

• Ask Lesley InfoSec Advice Column: 2017-02-26

  By hacks4pancakes on February 27, 2017 • ( 1 )

  This week, we discuss red team and blue team self-study, getting kids interested in security, and security paranoia. As always, submit your problems here! Dear Lesley, I am a threat intelligence analyst who is currently underutilized in my current job,… Read More ›

• Is Digital Privacy a Privilege Of The Wealthy?

  By hacks4pancakes on February 8, 2017 • ( 1 )

  

  Through a series of eight scenarios, I’ve invited seven security and digital privacy professionals to weigh in on the fundamental question of how much of a privilege digital privacy, and the abilities to “restrict” or “remove” our digital footprint, really are.

• Lesley on SheNomads Podcast

  By hacks4pancakes on February 8, 2017 • ( 0 )

  I had a absolutely fabulous time chatting with fellow Chicagoan @HashtagLaToya (of shenomads.com) about information security careers, OPSEC, the Chicago security community, and the accuracy of the Mr. Robot TV show. I highly recommend checking out her outreach and education… Read More ›

• Ask Lesley InfoSec Advice Column: 2017-01-30

  By hacks4pancakes on January 30, 2017 • ( 2 )

  Thanks for another wonderful week of submissions to my “Ask Lesley” advice form. Today, we’ll discuss digital forensics methodology, security awareness, career paths, and hostile workplaces.   Dear Lesley, I’m a recent female college graduate that didn’t study computer science… Read More ›

• Thwart my OSINT Efforts while Binging TV!

  By hacks4pancakes on January 25, 2017 • ( 18 )

  

  There’s been a bit of a social media uproar recently about the data collection practices of people search service FamilyTreeNow. However, it’s certainly not the first, only, (or last) service to provide potentially uncomfortable private information about people on the… Read More ›

• Ask Lesley InfoSec Advice Column: 2017-01-19

  By hacks4pancakes on January 19, 2017 • ( 3 )

  Thanks for your interesting question submissions to “Ask Lesley”! This column will repeat, on no specific schedule, when I receive interesting questions that are applicable to multiple people. See further details or submit a question, here. Without further ado, today… Read More ›

• How do security professionals study threat actors, & why do we do it?

  By hacks4pancakes on December 12, 2016 • ( 3 )

  

  I receive a lot of great questions about my work in Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR), and while I’ve written a bit on the topic of threat actors and attribution, I’ve been repeatedly asked some interesting questions about this… Read More ›

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