In the previous post, we looked at what a Security Operations Center (SOC) is and the basic responsibilities of a SOC analyst. I did mention that I would discuss the meetings that I think help a SO...
Blue Team Series Part 1: What is a SOC?
The first blog post in this series is going to be very short as it aims to cover the basics of what a Security Operations Center (SOC) is and the basic responsibilities of a SOC analyst, which will...
Where Have I Been?
Hi everyone, Since my last post in December (I know, it has been way too long), there have been several changes in my day to day. I decided to take ownership of my life and made the decision to mo...
2021: A Year in Review
Hi everyone, I know this post is a bit early, but I’m going to be taking a well deserved break from the end of this week and I’ll only return towards the end of January 2022. This was the second y...
Review: CyberWarFare Cloud Red Team
Hi everyone, I do not normally perform reviews of courses, but I thought that the Cloud Red Team course by CyberWarFare warranted one. So as a prelude to this course, I did take the AWS Cloud Prac...
Automation Series Part 5: SocBot Release
Information Security (InfoSec) is generally “red team” focused and one of the main reasons is that in the red team space, people tend to share ideas. There is a ton of collaboration, people open so...
My GitHub Flow
GitHub, Inc. is a provider of Internet hosting for software development and version control using Git. It offers the distributed version control and source code management functionality of Git, ...
Setting Goals for Work
We have already passed the half way mark for the year, and every quarter I review the previous goals that I set for myself in a work oriented fashion, and set new ones for the next quarter. This po...