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Check, Please! Adding up the Costs of a Financial Data Breach

Check, Please! Adding up the Costs of a Financial Data Breach

| | Cyber Crime, Data breach, DLP, email security, encryption, FCA, policies, Security Awareness, training, VIPRE
Guest article by Andrea Babbs, UK General Manager at VIPREReliance on email as a fundamental function of business communication has been in place for some time. But as remote working has become ...
IT Security Expert Blog

Lessons from Teaching Cybersecurity: Week 6

| | Cyber Security, Teaching, toolkit, tools, training
As I had mentioned previously, this year, I’m going back to school. Not to take classes, but to teach a course at my alma mater, Fanshawe College. I did this about a ...
The State of Security
Boolean Math using NOT logic

Boolean Math (NOT Logic) – CISSP Domain 3

| | Boolean, Boolean Math, CISSP, CISSP Mentorship, Domain 3, NOT Logic, training
Hello everyone.  We’ve got another Boolean math session lined up for you today.  This time we’re going to take a quick look at the NOT logic and examine how this one differs ...
Professionally Evil Insights
The Death and Rebirth of Musashi.js OR How I turned personal failure into better teaching tools.

The Death and Rebirth of Musashi.js OR How I turned personal failure into better teaching tools.

| | CORS, csp, Penetration Testing, training
A little background… As I stood in front of a class of developers trying to explain cross-origin resource sharing (CORS), I knew I wasn’t conveying it well enough for a significant subset ...
Professionally Evil Insights
Boolean Math using XOR Logic

Boolean Math (XOR Logic) – CISSP Domain 3

| | Boolean, Boolean Math, CISSP, CISSP Mentorship, Domain 3, Professionally Evil, training, XOR Logic
Hello everyone.  We’ve got another Boolean math session to look over today.  Our focus this time will be on the XOR logic.  The XOR stands for exclusive OR, and we will go ...
Professionally Evil Insights
Professionally Evil Fundamentals: Introduction

LD_PRELOAD – Introduction

| | C++, debug, Hijack, ld, LD_PRELOAD, libc, Linux, Penetration Testing, Professionally Evil, programming, Reverse Engineering, rootkit, Shared Objects, training
    Today I wanted to start what I plan to be a small series of blog posts about LD_PRELOAD. LD_PRELOAD is related to Linux based systems and revolves around the loader system and ...
Professionally Evil Insights
2021 MSSE Cloud Security Elective

2021 MSSE Cloud Security Elective

| | MSSE, Tech Teaching, training, UMN
Members of the University of Minnesota’s MSSE Class of 2021: I am offering a Cloud Security elective based on the Coursera Cloud Security specialization currently under development. The first course, Cloud Security Basics, ...
Cryptosmith

Lessons From Teaching Cybersecurity: Week 2

| | Featured Articles, Intern, IT Security and Data Protection, mentor, school, student, training
As I had mentioned previously, this year, I’m going back to school. Not to take classes but to teach a course at my alma mater, Fanshawe College. I did this about a ...
The State of Security
Professionally Evil Fundamentals: Introduction

Proxies, Pivots, and Tunnels – Oh My!

| | Infrastructure, Linux, Network Security, Penetration Testing, proxy, proxy tools, security assessments, Tactical security ops, training
Forward When talking about a proxy or a pivot or a tunnel, we could be talking about very different things.  However, to me, these terms could mean the same thing too.  A ...
Professionally Evil Insights

Lessons From Teaching Cybersecurity: Week 1

| | IT Security and Data Protection, lessons, school, Teaching, training
As I had mentioned previously, this year, I’m going back to school. Not to take classes but to teach a course at my alma mater, Fanshawe College. I did this about a ...
The State of Security
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