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...
We've climbed through the rings of the architecture... This installment goes further upstream than any of them. It steps back to the code itself — and asks how you find the flaw while it's still cheap to fix and it hasn't shipped yet. That's the domain at the heart of Application Security Testing.
I've been working through the second edition of the Cybersecurity Architect's Handbook's "secret menu" one domain at a time...the controls that still mean something after everything else has fallen. This installment does something different...it looks down at the ground all of them are standing on.
Every control we design as architects ultimately serves one of two questions. Who is allowed to do what — and is the data still protected ... Access control answers the first. Data protection answers the second. Together they form the innermost ring of a defense-in-depth architecture...
Every query a device makes is a statement of intent — what it wanted to reach, when, and how often — and once you're logging them, you're no longer just blocking bad names. You're watching behavior....
When it comes to securing your network, one of the key decisions you'll face is whether to use a traditional firewall or a transparent bridged firewall. Both approaches have their own unique advantages and use cases, and understanding the differences between them can help you ...
The Ultimate Kali Linux Book is worth adding to anyone's library...
Basics Series - #3 Choosing & Installing A Firewall (OPNsense VM Installation) Part 1
