Domain 2 Audio Quiz: Practice Questions
In this episode, we put your knowledge of Domain 2: Security and Compliance to the test with practice questions based on the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam.…
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Domain 2.0 Security — Overview
This episode introduces Domain 2.0 of the Core 2 exam: Security. We provide an overview of the key areas covered, including physical security measures, logical access controls, malware prevention, authentication protocols, and data destruction practices.…
Domain 4 Overview — Troubleshooting Methodologies and Practices
This episode introduces Domain 4 of the CompTIA Server+ exam, which focuses on structured troubleshooting processes and the tools needed to resolve hardware, software, network, and security issues.…
Implement Reliable Secure Operations Practices End-to-End
Once systems are in production, day-to-day operational practices determine whether security controls remain effective, and CSSLP exam questions regularly examine this operational dimension.…
Information Security Management
Information security is a foundational practice in ITIL, ensuring that confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information are protected at all times.…
Key Security Monitoring Activities (Part 2) (Domain 4)
Beyond real-time alerting, monitoring supports long-term visibility, compliance, and forensics through disciplined reporting and archiving practices.…
Manage Security Within Common SDLC Methodologies
Secure practices must integrate naturally into the software development lifecycle methodologies that organizations actually use, and the CSSLP exam tests your ability to adapt security activities to those different models.…
MLOps & Serving Security
This episode introduces MLOps and serving security, focusing on practices that protect the deployment, operation, and continuous delivery of AI models. MLOps extends DevOps principles to AI, requiring controls for model registries, CI/CD pipelines, and serving infrastructure.…
Network Hardening Essentials — SNMP, Router Advertisements, and Port Security
Hardening your network means reducing its attack surface and securing its services. In this episode, we look at three high-priority hardening practices: securing SNMP, managing router advertisements, and implementing port security.…
Personnel Security: Background Checks, Policies, Termination
People are often the weakest link in cybersecurity, and managing personnel risk is a critical responsibility. In this episode, we discuss best practices for pre-employment screening, including background checks and reference validation.…
Securing Wi-Fi — Encryption Standards and Enterprise Practices
Wireless networks require more than just a strong signal—they also demand strong security. In this episode, we explore the evolution of wireless encryption, from outdated protocols like WEP to modern standards like WPA2 and WPA3.…
Security: Domain Overview
This episode introduces the Security domain, which covers essential principles, best practices, and protective technologies for safeguarding systems and information.…
Static Analysis: SAST Practices for Cloud Apps
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) analyzes source code or binaries to identify vulnerabilities before software is deployed.…
Understand and navigate the PCI Software Security Framework
The PCI Software Security Framework (SSF) replaces older payment application standards with a lifecycle model that evaluates secure design and development practices alongside the security of the software itself.…
Virtualization Stack: Hypervisors, VM Security and Hardening
Virtualization is the foundation of cloud computing, and understanding its stack is essential for both exam readiness and real-world practice.…
Security Leadership Coaching
Security leadership coaching uses structured observation, questions, feedback, practice, and accountability to improve judgment, performance, and ownership in security teams.
Security Policy Drift
Security policy drift is the growing gap between approved intent and actual practice caused by technology, process, ownership, exceptions, workarounds, or organizational change.
Configuration Management (PR.PS-01) — NIST CSF 2.0 Subcategory
Apply PR.PS-01 to achieve this CSF 2.0 outcome: Configuration management practices are established and applied.
Secure Software Development (PR.PS-06) — NIST CSF 2.0 Subcategory
Apply PR.PS-06 to achieve this CSF 2.0 outcome: Secure software development practices are integrated, and their performance is monitored throughout the software development life cycle.
Application and API Security
Applications—and the APIs that power them—are today’s front door to everything from banking and healthcare to shopping and streaming. This episode maps the risk landscape: why well-known flaws like SQL injection persist, how APIs have become the new perimeter, and where lapses in authentication, authorization, and data exposure turn small mistakes into massive breaches. We break down the OWASP Top 10, OWASP API Top…
Boxing Up Safety: Container Security Basics
In this episode of Dot One, we unpack container security, the key to keeping those nimble software packages—containers—safe as they zip across cloud and on-prem setups. These lightweight bundles, packing apps with their must-haves, are gold for speedy deployment, but they’ve got risks like escapes to the host, shaky images, or sneaky code slipping in. We’ll show how it locks down vulnerabilities, keeps data tight…
Cybersecurity on Autopilot: Unlocking the Potential of SOAR
In this episode, I take you through the world of Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response—Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response—breaking down how it transforms security operations from reactive chaos to streamlined efficiency. We’ll explore how Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response integrates disparate security tools, automates repetitive tasks, and orchestrates fast, effective…
Fortifying the Core: Basics of OS Security
In this episode of Dot One, we dig into operating system (OS) security, the unsung hero keeping everything from your laptop to your company’s servers locked tight. The OS is the beating heart of any device, and securing it means shielding apps, data, and hardware from nasties like malware, privilege grabs, or sloppy settings. We’ll uncover why it’s a big deal—think uptime, compliance with stuff like PCI DSS, and…
Infrastructure, Cloud, and Supply Chain Security
Infrastructure security has evolved from racks of physical servers to fleets of virtual machines, containers, and cloud services managed by code. In this episode, we trace that transformation and the new risks it created—where automation, elasticity, and speed amplify both productivity and exposure. You’ll learn how Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD pipelines, and supply chain dependencies enable rapid delivery but…