Information Technology
One of my mentors and former colleagues suggested this book a couple of years ago, I bought it and read it immediately. Since then it is certainly the book that I have recommended the most to all my friends or colleagues who were referring to 0-day every time the media reported a security incident.
Continue reading “This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends: Book Review”
After reading the ISC 2024 CyberSecurity Workforce Study ( If you are interested in this topic and you haven’t already it will only take 15 minutes ) I wanted to share my opinion with a short article.
I am an ISC2 member (because I have a cybersecurity certification) and I think is still one of the most reputable organisations focused on Cyber Security.
What you will read below are my professional opinions (not of my employers one) of an IT professional and developer who worked closely or related to cybersecurity space for ~20 years.
Continue reading “What is the real need and demand for CyberSecurity roles in 2024?”
I wrote a Powershell script to check, apply and remove a workaround for the Windows DNS Server (CVE-2020-1350) if you are unable to apply the patch right away. The Vulnerability affects Windows DNS Servers was announced one or two days ago. Continue reading “CVE-2020-1350 – WINDOWS DNS SERVER – Applying a Workaround with Powershell”
This article can be considered a Cyber-Security article more than a Software Development one for the content and part of the vocabulary that will be used but don’t be scared. I wanted to keep it very practical and to give you a simple example of what type of tools everyone can build or use in certain scenarios like in CyberSec and Incident Response. Continue reading “CVE-2019-18935 – Using Powershell to review IIS and Windows Logs (Searching for IoC)”