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Reddit » Cyber security
2h ago
If the idea is so good, why didn’t more companies adopt the idea of using Chainguard images?
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Reddit » Cyber security
2h ago
I just noticed a new Defender feature "Block at first sight", which is described as a pro-active defense mechanism that detects and blocks unknown or suspicious files before executed.
I am now thinking about a similar approach for Domains which are found in E-Mails (as URLs) or in Firewall traffic.
Do you know if there is already a vendor offering such a feature? I thought E-Mail vendors already marking "first contact" senders, but in regards of domains / urls I am not sure if this exist.
Thank you
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Reddit » Cyber security
4h ago
Hello all, I’ve recently been fascinated with cellular automata and the late great John Conway. With his rules I’ve created what I hope will be a benefit to everyone, the ConDum encryption method. It takes an initial seed of your choice, then evolves the grid a specified number of times and finally institutes multiple layers. It can encrypt/decrypt files or pictures and text with this method.
I’m very interested in your feedback The GitHub is below.
https://github.com/Drama0/Condum-encryption
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Reddit » Cyber security
7h ago
Do you need to be first in soc work and or any other technical role to be GRC... And then CISO? I've researched but I found that soc 2 or something like that needs to be studied for GRC?
Just need to know if it's need to do any type of grc course or something? Or it's a side thing to do?
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Reddit » Cyber security
9h ago
there are lots of news sites (hackernews, darkreading, wired, security magazine, register, etc.) that keep tracks various information and news on cybersecurity. Even lots of government sites publish advisory and notification on various attacks.
What is the best way to monitor all of them and get quality information on time, keeping upto date and notify customers on some of the relevant info? would google news alert the only best way to do it?
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Reddit » Cyber security
9h ago
Okay, now that the collective sighing is over…
My company currently used Varonis, and like most places I’ve seen that use it, we definite getting our money’s worth.
One of my 2025 projects will be involving Varonis, and I’m looking at seeing if I can kill it.
In the past this hasn’t been possible to get away from it (truth is we only have it because, long before I came on, one of our partners pretty much demanded we have it because of its user behavior based malware alerts. ?).
But now that we are heavily invested into Azure (E5 license, Defender XDR, ATP, Sentinel… the works), I’m wondering ..read more