“I first met Noah during his undergraduate program, as he had an internship requirement for graduation. During his internship, Noah helped to implement EDR and other security products, implementation of a SOC, and the creation of DFIR workflows. Noah demonstrated a very strong work ethic, passion for the topic of cybersecurity, and diligence in performing quality work. It was a very easy decision to extend Noah an offer of employment upon the completion of his internship. Noah would be a welcomed addition to any InfoSec team!”
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Experienced Engineer skilled in Written Communication, Customer Service, Time & Attendance, Leadership, and Active Learning. Strong engineering professional with a Cyber Security focused in Cyber/Electronic Operations and Warfare from Utica College.
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Silence implies focus 🤫 We have been heads-down at O3 CYBER building our new service, but now we have some big updates! 🚀 3 clients have bought…
Silence implies focus 🤫 We have been heads-down at O3 CYBER building our new service, but now we have some big updates! 🚀 3 clients have bought…
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HELLO WORLD! Beacon Security is officially out of stealth! 🚀 We started Beacon to challenge an old paradigm: does more coverage always mean more…
HELLO WORLD! Beacon Security is officially out of stealth! 🚀 We started Beacon to challenge an old paradigm: does more coverage always mean more…
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Extremely grateful and fortunate for the opportunity to speak to Duke’s Cyber Graduates and Cyber Law students today! Art Ehuan is doing an…
Extremely grateful and fortunate for the opportunity to speak to Duke’s Cyber Graduates and Cyber Law students today! Art Ehuan is doing an…
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Activities and Societies: - Organization of Justice Studies - National Society of Leadership and Success - Orientation Mentor - Cyber Patriot 1st Place Winners in NYS
A future graduate of Utica College, NSA certified in undergrad and graduate programs in Cybersecurity. Individual study in cybersecurity with a concentration of cyber operations and warfare in addition to information assurance.
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Utku Sen
I’ve released a new version of promptmap. Now, it doesn’t just check for prompt injection attacks, it also detects issues like hate speech, harmful content generation, distractions, and more. It’s very easy to use and should be your go-to tool when deploying any LLM-based application. Just provide your system prompts and the model you want to use. It will automatically run attacks and show you which ones were successful. https://lnkd.in/e-pDDE7s
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Rafał Kitab
After 20+ SIEM onboardings and migrations, here’s how I'd distill my approach into 3 short no bullshit steps: 1️⃣ Start with collecting security alerts from existing tools. 2️⃣ Figure out what you want to monitor*. Send data in, write detections. 3️⃣ Find 1-3 important systems and monitor them. Repeat step 2️⃣ until you run out of money. *my approach in comments
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Taylor Walton
You might be feeling frustrated by the endless struggle of getting Sigma detection rules to work seamlessly in your open-source SIEM stack. It probably feels like every new rule demands manual conversions, special configs, and a ton of guesswork. It can be exhausting--and I’ve definitely been there. In this walkthrough I introduce how we can incorporate Velociraptor DFIR to solve our Sigma challenge. I share how I set up automated scans, tackled noisy detections, and fed alerts into my incident-response workflow (CoPilot). https://lnkd.in/gX5-X_mN
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Nathaniel Shere
Penetration Testing Tip of the Week! Don't ask your client what *their* budget is. It makes it sound like you are going to fudge your own prices to match. Instead, be prepared with an initial ballpark on pricing (even if it is a large range for more expensive services) and ask if *your* range is within their expectations. There is an art to negotiation... But if your client gets the feeling that your prices are arbitrary and you are pricing your *client* instead of pricing your *service*, you will either be negotiating every contract or you won't get repeat business. Ideally, you could even put some initial pricing on your website, but a lot of pentest firms don't like to do that because scope and effort can be so different for every client. So, even if you don't want to post initial pricing, be ready with an estimate during a scoping call. It saves everyone time, effort, and headaches. #security #cybersecurity #pentest #pentesting
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