A hands-on review of Ken VanDine and Jay LaCroix's practical guide to Ubuntu Server 26.04, based on the supplied Early Review Copy.
Most of the storage I have bought across my career came from a few of the usual vendors, and most of it worked. It also came with things I could not source elsewhere, firmware that refused drives and software layer I paid for every year whether I used it or not. The Pro15 is a different animal...
My lab runs Debian 13 as the primary environment, so when a 356-page Ubuntu book landed on my desk, my first instinct was to skim it, nod politely... Instead I read the whole thing — and I'm giving it five stars...
"Instead of just rehashing abstract theory, it bridges the gap between high-level security principles and real-world execution. It's practical, actionable, and a great tool for anyone designing or engineering modern infrastructure."
In the last post I gave you the tour — the foundational labs, the eight operational categories...So let's start where the whole discipline starts: Category 1, Threat Modeling and Risk Assessment.
Every author hopes their work lands the way they intended it to. With a technical book, that hope carries a particular weight, because the goal ...
I'm thrilled to share that the second edition of the Cybersecurity Architect's Handbook is officially out in the world.
As the author of "The Cybersecurity Architect's Handbook," I've recently had the profoundly humbling experience of reading a thoughtful review from cybersecurity expert David T. (CISSP, CCP, CFCI, CCCI).
The system as configured offers solid fundamentals ...
The VP6650 arrives in a compact yet robust form factor that immediately speaks to its enterprise-capable build quality.
