Quick post on Implementing Cisco Secure Endpoint leveraging Cisco Secure Client Cloud Deployment – Cool stuff and easy to deploy and implement First go to SecureX https://securex.us.security.cisco.com Click the Insights Tab Go to Deployment Management on the Left SideBar On the right Go to –> + Create New Add a name and Click Save Under […]
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I consider it should be a good idea to start with a quick overview or list of Attack Vectors before we dive right into what goes into the Detection and Analysis phase. Companies should be able to prepare and have plans around common attack vectors, and what to do in those cases, we went over
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I want to take the opportunity to break down what goes into the preparation for incident response and what things could like from the perspective of an infosec professional. Going back to NIST, there are a few things that are considered: Part of a well-defined IR Plan includes things like creating an IR Policy and
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Today I want to start off by sharing a few things that I have been researching for a while. I have had a lot of curiosity about incident response, I want to understand how it works, what is expected from an IR team, and much more. For the last few days, I have also been
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Last year AnyConnect went through an interesting transformation, its name changed to Secure Client, and looks like Cisco realized that the amount of information that could be collected from it and other services, makes it a good data mine for Security context and information. But what is the buzz about, what changed? A few interesting
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Hey we are back, this time I want to explore the section of the deployment of Umbrella, where we can configure a device to communicate and forward all traffic to Umbrella We will concentrate on the section for Network Devices this time: The main idea of this integration is that the devices will become an
SASE – Configuring Umbrella Security – Basic Setup – How to integrate Umbrella with FMC Read More »
Today I want to create a quick blog post that goes over setting up Umbrella in a few different ways, you may notice that these will be long posts, so I will have to break this into a few different posts over the coming weeks. If you are new to Cisco Umbrella, well here is
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The Simple Definition Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a network protocol used to automatically assign IP addresses to devices on a network. DHCP is used to simplify the management of IP addresses and reduce the likelihood of IP address conflicts. When a device, such as a computer or a smartphone, connects to a network,
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There is a very long list of network protocols, but I wanted to include a comprehensive list, with its descriptions. As mentioned this is a short list that is only including the most common and basic protocols As you progress in your learning you will notice more protocols, based on the things that you are
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TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and UDP (User Datagram Protocol) are the two most commonly used protocols for transmitting data over a network. Both protocols are used for different types of data transmission and have their own unique features and characteristics. Simple Definition of TCP TCP is a connection-oriented protocol, which means that a virtual connection
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