A clustered file system is a type of file system that allows multiple servers (or nodes) to access and manage the same storage resources simultaneously. This architecture is designed to improve performance, reliability, and scalability in environments where high availability and data sharing are essential, such as in data centers or cloud computing. In a Read More …
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Navigating the Kubernetes Threat Landscape
The escalating adoption of Kubernetes and containerized assets has introduced complex security challenges, making anomaly detection difficult due to their highly dynamic nature. Microsoft Threat Intelligence reveals a concerning trend: attackers are increasingly exploiting unsecured workload identities to infiltrate these environments. A striking 51% of workload identities were inactive in the past year, representing a Read More …
Notes – Safeguarding Your Salesforce
Source – Weylon Solis One thing that consistently comes up is the need to secure our business applications, and today, we’re going to demystify some concepts around securing a platform many companies rely on: Salesforce. Think of Salesforce as a super-powered digital Rolodex and operations hub for businesses, managing everything from sales leads to customer Read More …
Security leaks for sale
There is new gold to be found on the internet, and possibly in your own computer. Secret backdoors, that do not have a digital lock yet, are being traded at astronomical amounts. In the cyber world trade, where there are no rules, you are in luck with “white-hat” hackers, who guard your online security. But Read More …
Tools :: awesome-claude-code
The “awesome-claude-code” GitHub repository serves as a curated collection of resources aimed at optimizing the Claude Code workflow, boosting productivity, and enriching the user experience. Claude Code is highlighted as an advanced CLI-based coding assistant and agent, offering robust capabilities and extensive customization options for use in terminals or IDEs. The repository, maintained by “hesreallyhim,” Read More …
RBAC – Role-Based Access Control
Technical Description of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a non-discretionary access control model that manages resource access based on predefined roles assigned to users. Unlike Discretionary Access Control (DAC), where resource owners dictate access, or Mandatory Access Control (MAC), where a central authority assigns security labels, RBAC operates on the principle Read More …
IOCs You Didn’t See Coming
In the article “Why Prompts Are the New IOCs You Didn’t See Coming,” the author discusses the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and the importance of prompts in identifying potential threats. For someone new to IT, it’s essential to understand that Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) are pieces of evidence that suggest a security breach has occurred, Read More …
Measuring ROI for Container Deployments
To ensure a positive return on investment (ROI) from container deployments, organizations must build a comprehensive business case that evaluates both costs and potential benefits. Key benefits include enhanced developer productivity, which can be measured annually on a per-developer basis. Additionally, an agile continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) environment can be assessed through metrics such as Read More …
Threat Intelligence Sites
Again, this post is part of a data migration project from my old Blogger site, to this one. This is my collection of Threat Intelligence links that I have gathered throughout the years. At the time of this post, these are live and can be used by anyone, with a few noted caveats next to Read More …
EDR – Endpoint Detection and Response
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, protecting endpoints—such as laptops, desktops, and servers—is crucial. One of the most effective tools for safeguarding these devices is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR). This article will explain what EDR is, how it works, and why it is essential for modern cybersecurity. What is EDR? Endpoint Detection and Response Read More …