
SOAR, Threat Analyst, OSINT, Malspam interested in Social Engineering. [email protected], https://teapawt.net/t.co/uUF1dEXms5, @tanukisec@infosec.exchange
Joined November 2013
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microsoft.com/en-us/security… ffs, should have kept track of all the changes since first posting this
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Using Secure Strings in Logic Apps is a pain in the arse so I wrote this in case anyone else needs to do it link.medium.com/xO4h5Lszjzb
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I just published "AI, a double edge sword?" link.medium.com/ehp8y5rFAyb It's probably a rant but dunno, check it out might be interesting?
Today I was laid off from Red Canary due to a 15% reduction in force. It sucks but I’m looking for my next position.
If you know of any roles I’d be a good fit for, please let me know! Thanks for all the support. Much ❤️
#opentowork #infosec
I just published OSINT: Do I have to Capture The Flag? Pt2. link.medium.com/f7VN5wLL4pb A week late but this is the second part of creating a simple CTF for OSINT
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medium.com/@tanukisec/osint-… Part one if anyone is interested
justgiving.com/team/GeorgesL… If anyone sees this and want's to donate to some good causes then please do :)
I just published OSINT: Do I have to Capture The Flag(CTF)? Pt1. link.medium.com/TfabsnJ6Npb part one of two for setting up a simple OSINT CTF
I wrote a post on OSINT: It’s just Googling link.medium.com/NA48QUgmCpb
I remember someone saying this to me and it irked me somewhat so thought I'd right this.
I've created another entry: Delivering SOAR, DevOps and Agile? link.medium.com/kpKimGQuppb This time it's about using SOAR as a catalyst for Devops and Agile adoption as they work so nicely together.
I just published Gamification of Cyber Security training and incentivising your team link.medium.com/WaXAxeZK8ob Basically thought I'd start to write some things that seem useful or interesting roughly associated to Cyber Security here is my first attempt.
researchgate.net/publication… Great paper on automation use in submarine periscopes . Lots of parallels can be drawn for other forms of automation. Interesting to see humans falling back on current processes to the detriment of automation use. And a great example of
teams. With the hopeful added benefit of a reduction in the fear of the unknown that we sometimes see when we move people towards the new automated way of doing things and away from the procedures they have known and relied on for years.
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