In the previous post, we looked at SOC fundamentals and escalations. In this post, I will be wrapping up the series with my thoughts on note taking, potential projects that a SOC can undertake and ...
Blue Team Series Part 3: SOC Fundamentals and Escalations
In the previous post, we looked at potential methods for onboarding and training. In this post, I will be discussing some SOC fundamentals, and types of events and escalations that could occur. In...
Site Redesign
It has been a long time coming and I’ve finally completely overhauled the design of this website for the first time since I started the blog using the Flexible Jekyll Theme as shown below: Previo...
Blue Team Series Part 2: SOC Onboarding and Training
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...