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Cyber Playbook: An Overview of PCI Compliance in 2022

Herjavec Group

Generally speaking, the client-side web browser attack surface has been completely overlooked as a threat landscape except by malware authors, the hacking community, social media, and mass marketers. Every month one of our experts will provide advice and insights based on their extensive experience in the infosec industry.

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Redesigning the Security Narrative

Duo's Security Blog

Defining “storytelling” in an InfoSec context Inspiration - We the People: Democratizing Security “Storytelling” is a word that you will hear frequently within Duo’s creative team — now part of a Brand & Strategy unit for Cisco’s rebranded security organization Cisco Secure. But where to begin?

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‘Every day is game day:’ Sports psychology expert applies his skills to cybersecurity

SC Magazine

SC Media interviewed McMains to learn more about the parallels between sports and businesses, and how he’ll be coaching cybersecurity workers to successfully deal with pressure, overcome burnout, and bounce back from failure. How do you coach athletes or infosec experts to handle pressurized situations? Adversity is inevitable.

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Happy 10th anniversary & Kali's story.so far

Kali Linux

In 2006, BackTrack Linux happened which was based initially on Slax, then moved to Ubuntu. This was at a time when CD-R were at their peak, giving you 650-700 MB and USB media was not yet on the scene. This created BackTrack in May 2006. In information security (infosec) there is the need to be on the latest version.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Real World Criminals Online

ForAllSecure

Find out what Daniel looks for and how he does digital forensics using social media and other open source resources. While I produced this episode, a 21 year old Massachusetts National Guard airman is alleged to have photographed and distributed copies of classified US Military material on Discord, a social media site. You find clues.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: The Fog of Cyber War

ForAllSecure

There’s an online war in Ukraine, one that you haven’t heard much about because that country is holding its own with an army of infosec volunteers worldwide. RSAC also attracts some of the top researchers in infosec. I remember meeting Mikko in 2006. Alex banya. Good to see you Alex, thank you for taking the time.