Cybersecurity

Configuring Windows Firewall Rules using netsh

Views: 29,915Windows Firewall allows you to control the traffic entering and leaving your system through various rules. You can create and configure firewall rules to permit or block specific network activities. If you are looking for a more complete curated and advanced set of examples – join our Patreon community and check out the posting

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CSI-HO-018-B – Hands On Advanced IPv6 Security

Views: 12,916Advanced IPv6 Vulnerability Analysis, Security Testing, Attack Recognition, and Mitigation 2-Day Instructor-Led Hands-On Lab CourseAvailable in Web-Based or On-Site delivery.Minimum 10 students – Maximum 16 students Course Description IPv6 security requires more than applying existing IPv4 security practices to a larger address space. IPv6 introduces protocol behaviors, control messages, addressing methods, Extension Headers, host-configuration

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Using nmap for Cybersecurity

Views: 3,322Knowing how to use nmap is critically important for cybersecurity professionals because it is one of the most powerful and versatile tools for network reconnaissance, security auditing, and vulnerability assessment. Nmap is to cybersecurity what a stethoscope is to a doctor—a diagnostic tool that’s fundamental to identifying issues, assessing risk, and maintaining a secure

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What are some examples of Physical Layer Threats in Networking?

Views: 6,523A great question in my two day Security class recently. The physical layer (Layer 1) of the layered model is responsible for the transmission of raw data bits over a communication medium. Although it is often considered more secure due to its reliance on physical components, it is still vulnerable to a variety of

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View Historical Web Pages with Wayback!

Views: 10,116Let’s say you wanted to view our site back in 2001.  Could you do it?  The answer is yes! That’s right, someone has been crawling the web called the Wayback Machine (https://web.archive.org). The Wayback Machine is a digital archive of the World Wide Web and other information on the Internet created by the Internet

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Linux Security Focused Commands We All Need to Use

Views: 3,679Too many people shrug off Linux for fears of security with a free and open source operating system, even today.  For those of us who know that Linux is no less or more secure than any other operating system, we must be sensitive to this and we must be well versed in Linux commands

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CSI-HO-035 – Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi Security in the Wireless LAN

Views: 12,2572-Day Instructor-Led Hands-On Lab ClassAvailable in either Web-Based Delivery or On-Site DeliveryMinimum 10 Students – Maximum 16 Students Course Description Modern Wi-Fi networks must deliver more than connectivity. They must provide reliable performance while protecting users, devices, and network resources from increasingly sophisticated security threats. The CSI-HO-035 Hands-On Wi-Fi 6 and WLAN Security course

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Best Practices for Securing your WLAN/Wi-Fi Network at Home or Small Business

Views: 8,108If you have attended any of my presentations of WLAN/Wi-Fi Security or even my Security Courses,you know that the design of WLAN/Wi-Fi networks leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to security.  This is also evidenced by the law suit against Amazon with hackers allegedly controlling Ring cameras. I have always said that

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