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Tag Archives: NCSAM
15th National CyberSecurity Awareness Month
National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) – observed every October – was created as a collaborative effort between government and industry to ensure every American has the resources they need to stay safer and more secure online. Week 1: Oct. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, NCSAM
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It’s National CyberSecurity Awareness Month
Learn about potential extreme hackerness from an extreme, fictional story. The hacker uses social engineering tactics and hacks into many things in Pierce Brosnan’s character, Mike Regan’s life and tries to ruin every aspect of his life. It’s a crazy … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, NCSAM
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Dyn Down by DDoS
Dyn a company that provides dynamic domain name resolution (convert names into IP addresses) was threatened to shell out some bitcoin or else… Or else what? I’d like to call it an availability compromise, but in layman’s terms, an outage … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, Brian Krebs, cyber risk, DDoS, dos, Dyn, hackers, hacking, Internet of Things, knock-knock, Mirai, NCSAM, reddit, robot, rosie, Security Awareness, spotify, twitter
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CIS, Cybersecurity Tips for NCSAM
I’ve worked a lot of places and it’s amazing how much I’ve observed that the basics are not adopted by everyone. Here’s a quick video from the Center for Internet Security (CIS)
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Tagged back to basics, basics, CIS, NCSAM, video
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The Largest Distributed Denial of Service, EVER! (A Robot Knock-Knock Description)
Denial of Service explained: Computers respond to network traffic, generally. If there was a computer on my network that wanted to talk to my computer, that computer would put out a request to talk to my computer over the network, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, Brian Krebs, cyber risk, DDoS, dos, hackers, hacking, Internet of Things, knock-knock, Mirai, NCSAM, robot, rosie, Security Awareness
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Happy #CyberAware Month
Today is NOT ONLY the first day of October, the beginning of a whole month I justify that it’s okay to stuff my face with fun size Twix bars [whispers “Fuck Yeah“], it’s also National CyberSecurity Awareness Month! Not only … Continue reading
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Tagged #CyberAware, 2016, NCSAM, video
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Don’t be a Billy: NCSAM
A fun, old-ish video on Cyber security.
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Tagged cyber risk, NCSAM, video tutorial
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Your Evolving Digital Life
Click the graphic to learn more about NCSAM!
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Tagged 2015, computer security, infographic, Internet of Things, NCSAM, Security Awareness
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Happy Two-Factor Tuesday!!!
Check out some of my awesome posts on enabling Two-Factor What is Two-Factor? It’s something you know… like a password… and something you have, like an token generator or smartphone! That doesn’t mean have an easy to guess password though! You … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, cyber risk, NCSAM, passwords, risk, security, Security Awareness, two-factor
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National Cyber Security Awareness Month Weeks 1 & 2
I’m on a mission to increase my Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits and what better way than promote National Cyber Security Awareness Month? Just like I’ve been posting, October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Here are two videos I’ve … Continue reading
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