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Network🛜 and Cloud☁️ Bundle!
Been a minute...but I'm giving away 4 Bundles including 14 Books covering Linux, network automation, @PaloAltoNtwks , @WiresharkNews, @googlecloud and @Azure Networking, and a lot more!
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Check out this video I did a while back where I broke down NIST 800-53 from my perspective and how it is applicable to engineers.
Had the opportunity to go chat with some college/high school students interning at @blu3cloak!
Hey @bdawgjay, notice these cyber knife hands 😂
If you are…I have a three part series tying all that together…here’s the first video (links for the other two in the video description)
A Beginner's Guide to CI/CD Pipeline Network Automation with Docker, Github and Python
Anyone interested in learning a bit about CI/CD, GitHub, Python, and networking automation?
I’m out and about🫡 #awsdcsummit
Don't spend that cash just yet when looking for IT learning resources, give my YouTube channel a look first…
🛜Networking (Net+, Cisco, Juniper)
🔎Cyber (Red,Blue,GRC)
☁️Cloud (AWS, Azure, Cloud Security)
🐧Linux/Windows
🛠️Hands-on Labs
📝Cert Practice Test Walkthroughs…
Should you get a CISSP or CCSP?
What type of experience do you need to get one?
Which one will make you rich?
I answer all these in my latest video, CISSP vs CCSP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE-GDXNJ-JE
I'm talking about my experience with both the CISSP and CCSP this Wed at 6 PM ET. I'll answer the infamous question of, "Does everyone who has a CISSP make $300K?"
Bring some better questions than that😂 I've had the CISSP since 2008 and got the CCSP last year, so I have some…
CyberINSight® Blog
Exorcise Your IPv6 Demons | IPv6 Subnetting, VLSM, CIDR
We're going to be talking about something that strikes fear into the heart of both seasoned and new IT folks alike: IPv6. While IPv6 is new to a lot of folks, this blog's purpose is to walk you through step by step some high-level points, and show you how it's really...
This Framework Helps New Engineers Secure IT Environments | NIST 800-53 Breakdown
This blog introduces a useful framework for new engineers trying to figure out how to securely build out IT environments. For new people, it's kind of hard to have a good idea of what are some best practices from a security perspective. The following is a breakdown of...
Six Must Have Tools For Network Engineers | Visio, Putty, Wireshark, WinSCP, Python, and Notepad++
This blog introduces six industry-standard tools and applications that will be heavily relied upon on a daily basis by network engineers. These are tools that those who aim to be network engineers should familiarize themselves with....
Learn to Subnet by Visualizing Networks Like Tetris
One thing I've noticed in the Infosec/Cyber community (and in the IT community as well, if we're being completely honest) is a little bit of fear over truly understanding how to subnet. There are many methods out there and some of them work for some people, but...
Network Knowledge: #30DaysofJuniper Part 1
Today’s blog post is the first part of our #30DaysofJuniper information sharing campaign. For the past month, we have been posting daily tips on Juniper configurations to help novice and experienced engineers alike. This is our second campaign like this, as we...
Screen Crab: The Favorite Tool of Bothan Spies
This is our second review article of the Hak5 pentesting tools. After previously covering the Shark Jack, today we will be focusing on the Screen Crab. Hak5 bills the Screen Crab as a "stealthy video man-in-the-middle implant." It sits inline between an end device and...
Network Knowledge: #30DaysofCisco Part 2
Today's blog post is the second and final part of our #30DaysofCisco information sharing campaign. For a little over the past month, we have been posting daily tips on Cisco configurations to help novice and experienced engineers alike. This campaign was inspired by...
Shark Jack: The Baby Yoda of Network Attack Tools
This past Black Friday, I went on a bit of a hacking tools shopping spree at Hak5. Today, I'm going to give a brief rundown of their Linux based network attack tool call Shark Jack (and why it's similar to Baby Yoda). Shark Jack is to be used in environments where you...