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ITSPmagazine Blog — By Sean and Marco
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From Ancient Tomb Traps To Modern-Day Honeypots | Intrusion Detection And Deception: The Role Of Honey Pots And Human Nature In Cybersecurity Education | Redefining Security With Assistant Professor C. Jordan Howell, Author Chris Sanders, And Student William Palafox
It's easy to get sucked into the world of technology, forgetting that there are humans behind the keyboards creating the technology. There's a program out of Texas changing this reality by using a book on deception and honeypots to study cyber attacker behavior.
Book | Threat Hunting In The Cloud | Redefining Security With Abbas Kudrati, Binil Pillai, And Diana Kelley
The cloud changes many things for businesses and the teams responsible for running their operations in one or more of these as-a-service-oriented environments. An organization's security operations for (and in) the cloud must follow suit.
The OWASP Top 10 2021 Edition: What Changed And What Must You Change In Application Development Given The Updated Top List Of Broken (AKA Weak Or Vulnerable) Things? | Redefining Security With Diana Kelley, Andrew van der Stock, And Nabil Hannan
Every few years, a group of individuals work together to deliver what has become a staple in application security practices: The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Top 10. In the 2021 edition, the team took a fresh look at the data and what it means. Everything changed while staying the same.
Book | Rip Tide: A Narrative On Cyber Security Failures At The National Level. | Redefining Security With Gregory Touhill And Chase Cunningham
Giving us some insight into what's being discussed in the US government and how previous cyber attack scenarios played out and will ultimately define how we prepare and respond in the future, guests Gregory Touhill and Chase Cunningham join us to discuss the "good guy vs bad actor" scenarios they play out the narrative
Cloud Transformation And Security | Redefining Security With Helen Oakley
It seems that nearly every enterprise is in the midst of a cloud transformation. This begs the question, how and where does information security transformation fit in to this bigger IT and business picture?