John Strand // New to InfoSec? Mentoring someone new to the industry? Here’s John’s advice if he had to do it all over again. Sierra is on replying to your questions and comments. We tried something new in the video, and added some of these comments in pop-up video form, let us know if you […]
Dear BHIS, So I’m a big fan of you guys’! I took John’s SANS504 OnDemand class and I saw the light. Now what? I want to get into security, (maybe because I want to torture myself) but how? How do I make the next step? How do I get into infosec? Also are you guys […]
Kent Ickler // A robot wearing boots… with straps…. Have you been tasked with automation in the Command and Control (C2) world? If so your goal is to shorten the overhead time on repetitive tasks related to procuring a valid control channel. This wasn’t my first rodeo in mundane automation and finding creative shorthand. Automating […]
This is a cross-posted blog post written by A. Miller, from SWAMP – the Software Assurance Marketplace. BHIS recently did an engagement with them and you can read about the entire experience on their website. The SWAMP team prides itself on having a dedicated cybersecurity group. We take this responsibility very seriously. As proud as we […]
Sierra Ward // We’re getting to that stage of life where we have to make some hard decisions regarding our parents. How do we help them through sickness? When and how do we know when it might be time to convince them to reconsider driving? And when will it be time for them to say […]
Joff Thyer // Editor’s Note: This is part 3 of a 3 part series. Part 1 discussed configuring your virtual machine engine and virtual hardware emulation. Part 2 covered installing Android for the emulator, and this part covers installing the drozer attack framework. Once your emulator is up and running, it is now time to have […]
Cody Smith* // As information security professionals we’re not invincible to breaches. Even the most robust security system can’t make up for a lack of user education, which I was painfully reminded of in December of 2016. My “… !@$#” Moment: Late one Sunday night, I was sitting at my desk working toward an empty […]
Gail Menius // We avoid tasks that are too hard. When we avoid them (consciously or unconsciously) the things we do instead are called “avoidance behaviors.” Adults and teachers alike demonstrate avoidance behavior when it comes to digital print. One of the main ways that parents can ensure their children learn to read is to […]
Sierra Ward & Staff // Buying gifts can be tough, especially for your family members who are totally mystified by your profession. “Don’t you hack the stuff with the things?” Have no fear, BHIS is here (you can forward this on to them for a reference)! I’ve asked around and thist list is infosecker approved. […]
