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rubyj11
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1mo ago
I finally stopped trusting our SIEM alerts after the 3AM false alarm
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parkergarcia
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1mo ago
Noticed a weird pattern at DEF CON last month with badge exploit demos
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tyler368
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1mo ago
SIEM alert fatigue nearly cost us a real breach in Denver
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richard_roberts80
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1mo ago
Walked through an old server room last week and it felt like a time capsule
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nancy_owens
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1mo ago
Patch Tuesday at 3am in Austin wiped out our SIEM rules
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matthew_baker
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1mo ago
Every SIEM needs a full-time log babysitter, and that's fine by me
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karen275
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1mo ago
Flipped from EDR to XDR after that 4am ransomware call
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the_nathan
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1mo ago
Last month I finally stopped trusting vendor patch timelines, here's why
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betty_shah
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1mo ago
TIL a vendor call changed my whole view on patching windows
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nancy154
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1mo ago
A vendor in Tulsa made me rethink my whole alert setup in 15 minutes
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max808
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1mo ago
Vent: my SOC lead made me ditch my 47 tab splunk setup
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kellymurphy
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1mo ago
Reading a pentest report from 2014 taught me more than 3 courses
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lily574
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2mo ago
Overheard our SOC analyst say something that made me freeze at my desk
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reese550
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2mo ago
Caught my own phishing test at a Starbucks in Dallas
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the_miles
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2mo ago
Wasted $500 on a SIEM tool that was way overkill for my small team
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