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.… Read More Is Digital Privacy a Privilege Of The Wealthy?
Threat intelligence is currently the trendy thing in information security, and as with many new security trends, frequently misunderstood and misused. I want to take the time to discuss some common misunderstandings about what threat intelligence is and isn’t, where it can be beneficial, and where it’s wasting your (and your analysts’) time and money.… Read More The $5 Vendor-Free Crash Course: Cyber Threat Intel
Chapter 7: Landing the Job So, we’ve come this far in your infosec journey. You’ve studied hard, attended conferences, played a CTF or two, updated your resume, and networked a bit within the information security community. Great work! Let’s prepare for your very first information security interview. === What to Say === There… Read More Starting an InfoSec Career – The Megamix – Chapter 7
Wow! I can’t believe Gen Con is already over. We had an amazing time at the con and giving our Hacking in Fiction panel for 43 lovely people on Thursday night. I want to extend a big thanks to my co-speakers, Johnny and Beltface. We ended up going over our allotted 90 minutes again –… Read More Gen Con 2015 – A Big “Thank You!” from Us to You!
. I tweeted these out of frustration quite some time ago and I’ve since been repeatedly asked for a blog post condensing and elaborating on them. So, without further ado, here are Lesley’s Rules of SOC, in their unabridged form.… Read More Lesley’s Rules of SOC
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