Burnout in SOCs is rarely about individual resilience and more often about how work is designed and sustained. This article explores how alert noise, context switching, and constant vigilance quietly erode performance over time, and what resilient SOCs do differently to protect judgement, focus, and long-term capability.
Starting your first SOC role can feel overwhelming, even with prior training and labs behind you. This blog breaks down...
Many of the challenges that slow investigations and increase escalations in SOCs are not caused by missing tools or technical...
Meet Hari, one of Security Blue Team’s Project Managers, who helps turn complex initiatives into clear, well-coordinated outcomes. From supporting certification launches to keeping cross-functional teams aligned, Hari plays a key role in how SBT delivers at scale. Learn about her journey into cybersecurity, her passion for problem-solving, and how...
Yesterday’s global IT outage, caused by a faulty update from CrowdStrike caused thousands of Windows hosts to experience a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD).
In this article, we will explore the thought of utilizing PowerShell in cybersecurity. Is it a MUST or a bust? Before you jump to a conclusion, please, read the information provided in this blog. Then, truly, you can determine if this is for you or not. Let’s dive right into...
Three busy days, one full van of merch, and nearly £50k worth of training given away. Infosec Europe may have been a couple of weeks ago, but we’re still buzzing!
Are you seeking resources to understand and make the best use of Splunk? Well, you are at the right place. This blog aims to guide you through the essentials of Splunk, including the practical use of Search Processing Language (SPL queries).
In this blog post, we will discuss a technique often employed by red teamers and threat actors during the lateral movement stage of the cyber kill chain, called RID hijacking.
How often do we witness the blend of innovation and generosity in the tech world? Google's latest contribution to the open-source community, Magika, serves as a fascinating case study in this regard.
