Infosec Snippets PH @PhSnippets

Advocate of cybersecurity awareness in the Philippines. Joined October 2019

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Infosec Snippets PH @PhSnippets

6 years ago

Thanks to St. Scholastica's College - Manila for a productive workshop on IT operations and cybersecurity best practices! Excited to move on to the next step: prioritizing identified gaps and drafting action plans. #cyberschoolsPH lnkd.in/fNN3E6b

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Jeremiah Grossman @jeremiahg

6 years ago

When creating an asset inventory for an organization, you often find entire websites that are technically a ‘vulnerability.’ You know this immediately when someone exclaims, ‘Wait, that’s online!?"

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Naked Security @NakedSecurity

6 years ago

Share this with the cybersecurity novices in your life! nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2019/10/24/5-t…

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Infosec Snippets PH @PhSnippets

6 years ago

Snippet #3 Cybersecurity is often considered as sole responsibility of IT team. IT team knows that the entire org need to participate to be successful, but they don't know how to start and communicate this. Here is a good startup doc: nist.gov/news-events/ne…

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Infosec Snippets PH @PhSnippets

6 years ago

Snippet #2 October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, I hope organizations are running extra cybersecurity awareness campaigns within their organizations. For IT team, hope you have seen and taking advantage of this: 30 days of free training resources.infosecinstitute.com/podcast-breaki… @InfosecEdu

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Jeremiah Grossman @jeremiahg

6 years ago

Often organizations are hacked because a machine wasn't patched. What we’re noticing at Bit Discovery is many times the org actually DID properly patch other systems, just NOT the one that was hacked. Turns out the exploited system would've been patched if they knew it existed.

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NCSC UK @NCSC

6 years ago

Tip top top-tips! ncsc.gov.uk/blog-post/ncsc…

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Infosec Snippets PH @PhSnippets

6 years ago

Snippet #1 One good tip for DNS management: Show only what needs to be shown. You might still have non-existing, and long forgotten live (unpatched) servers being listed publicly. One helpful tool: dnsdumpster.com You might be in for a surprise!