Join us as we introduce Reece, Security Blue Team’s Corporate Sales Manager, whose leadership and passion drive our sales team to connect clients with top cybersecurity training. From his unexpected start at SBT to his love for travel and comics, discover Reece’s journey and what makes him a key player...
Security Blue Team is diving into red team training with a free Introduction to Penetration Testing course. Perfect for newcomers,...
Let’s dive into something we all kind of get but hate owning up to: we humans are usually the soft...
The recent LockBit ransomware breach saw attackers deface its affiliate panel and leak an SQL database, exposing victim data, negotiation tactics, and operational missteps. It explores ties to the Everest hack, LockBit’s RaaS model, and affiliate errors, offering a glimpse into the group’s vulnerabilities.
NXLog is an open-source, multi-platform log management tool designed to collect, process, and forward log messages. It can gather logs from various sources across the network, including systems, applications, and devices.
In this blog, we explore Windows Scheduled Tasks—a tool designed for automating system jobs that, if misused, can become a hidden avenue for threat actors.
Honeypots are intriguing tools in cybersecurity, designed to attract cyber attackers and analyze their methods. We explore the two main types, as well as the pros and cons of using them as part of your security strategy.
With the simplicity and efficiency that cloud storage offers, it also comes with the risk of misconfigurations which can lead to serious consequences for organizations.
Given the complexity of obtaining and evaluating data from cloud services, cloud storage forensics is now recognized as a key component of digital investigations in today's digitally-dependent environment. Among them, Google Drive is an excellent choice for forensic investigation because of its extensive usage and the variety of data it...
Recently there have been some high-profile campaigns around subdomain hijacking, but what is it exactly?
