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It is time - registration is now open for our free Threat Intelligence Support Unit (TISU) training course.
We talk about basics of attack and defense, @MITREattack, CIS18 controls, SOC/IR, and then feature guest speakers with fun topics including game hacking, Appsec, Cloud, and so on.
This is a fundamentals course that we intend to be basic to get people started on their cyber/tech journey, although we do layer in some fun Easter Eggs and discussions for more experienced practitioners who sometimes join in the fun.
Special thanks to @NotNordgaren, @christian_tail, @Shammahwoods, @whereduck, @syntaxish and many others who contribute to this.
Also, we regularly discuss recent things shared by @techspence, @UK_Daniel_Card, @threathuntergrl, and other great researchers in our warm up topics.
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For those in AZ, having the launch party and kickoff event for Tech Woman AZ, this Thursday night at 5:30 PM, where we will feature Rebecca Clyde, with a few words also from @whereduck.
Event will start on the first floor of building 71 on GCU campus and have after-party at Valentine.
Organized by @mspisces8 and friends.
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Check out HACKnet / Cyberdorm on page 20! This has been my summer project.
The August issue of GCU Magazine is here! This issue features stories on GCU’s impact on the community, alumnus Levi Conlow, who runs a multimillion dollar e-bike company, a one-of-a-kind hackable, gamified network called HACKnet and more! Read here: indd.adobe.com/view/fd5c9668…
David Richards retweeted
A super exciting closing session and completion ceremony at #TISU where 50 more participants earned their certificates and celebrated their accomplishments, after learning together this spring!!
David Richards retweeted
Here are the templates and instructions for our gamified workshop on building a security strategy, I co-presented with @whereduck at @CactusCon #CISO Village. It can be used as a game or workshop, or adapted to whatever your needs may be...
github.com/CroodSolutions/Ga…
David Richards retweeted
Super fun leading workshops on building a security strategy with @whereduck at @CactusCon #CISO Village!!
David Richards retweeted
Super excited to co-facilitate a workshop with @whereduck at @CactusCon 13 in Mesa, AZ 2/15 called "Making it Click - How to Build an Effective Security Strategy." Hope you can join us!!
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David Richards retweeted
Look forward to presenting at @defcon #DemoLabs with @Shammahwoods on some work we have been doing, which we are very excited about, relating to a toolset and approach for covert malware delivery using #AutoIT and #AutoHotKey.
We also will be introducing some post-exploitation tools and techniques using AutoIt, along with ideas on how this can be leveraged by red teams and what it means for defenders.
Thanks to Defcon Demo Labs, @jericho505 @Grifter801 for giving us the chance to present our project!!
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David Richards retweeted
Crowdstrike came out with a Falcon Windows Host Recovery Tool. It helps create a bootable USB for just this task. Many of us have been using live Linux boot USBs (or images for Virtual infrastructure). If you're still struggling with the Crowdstrike outage, this tool simplifies recovery and supports devices having trouble booting into safe mode. Check it out here:
github.com/CrowdStrike/falco…
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