As the digital world becomes increasingly complex, the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals is higher than ever. Success in this field requires a diverse skill set, from technical expertise in threat analysis and network security to crucial soft skills like communication and problem-solving. In this post, we’ll explore the key...
Security Blue Team has partnered with Cyberjutsu, to offer 10 free BTL1 vouchers to cybersecurity students and help them kickstart...
At Security Blue Team (SBT), our sales team connects prospective clients with top-tier cybersecurity training, and today we’re shining a...
Six years after its humble beginnings in a shed, Security Blue Team has opened its first ever office.
We explore what it means to be a content engineer, an exciting career emerging within the cybersecurity industry. This piece is authored by our esteemed Defensive Content Engineer, Malik Girondin. With his experience as a cybersecurity instructor for various organizations and as a YouTuber, he has established numerous labs to...
This post will delve into Python's involvement in ransomware, focusing on Cryptonite ransomware. We will explore how Python's ease of use and versatility facilitate the development of this digital threat, examine its mechanics, and discuss how the relative ease of decompiling Python code introduces new risks.
The brainchild of James Weston, Forensics and Investigations Manager at a global telecommunications company, and Security Blue Team founder, Joshua Beaman, the Insider Threat Matrix™ (ITM) was born out of a lack of any formalized framework for discussing insider threat.
In recent events, IT outages have become not only a significant inconvenience for businesses but also an opportunity for cybercriminals to deploy malware.
Knowing what log data to collect and where to collect it from is key to gaining a comprehensive view of your environment and, in turn, enhancing security. Let's examine further.
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).
