Practical content from industry professionals on digital forensics · data recovery · cyber security · KVKK compliance.
The 3-2-1 backup rule: 3 copies, 2 different media, 1 offsite. For the ransomware age, 3-2-1-1-0 (immutable copy + verification). A rule infographic, a 3-2-1-1-0 reference table, policy building steps and FAQs.
Read moreMITRE ATT&CK is a global knowledge base classifying real adversary behavior by tactics and techniques. A tactic matrix infographic, a tactic/technique/defense map table, use steps and FAQs.
Read moreSocial engineering targets the human, not a technical flaw: phishing, spear phishing, vishing, pretexting, baiting, BEC. Their weapon is urgency, fear and authority. A tactic taxonomy infographic, a tactic/channel/red flag table, defense steps and FAQs.
Read moreDigital evidence falls into four types: memory, network, disk and cloud. Collection is ordered by volatility (RFC 3227). An order of volatility infographic, a source/finding/lifespan/collection reference matrix, the four rules of evidence collection and FAQs.
Read moreShould you pay the ransom? Short answer: do not if you can avoid it. Paying does not guarantee data, makes you a repeat target and carries legal risk. A decision tree infographic, a why paying is bad table, the right first 24 hours and FAQs.
Read moreModern password policy reversed the old rules: forced periodic change removed, length over complexity. A NIST 800-63B old to new infographic, a right/wrong rules table, organizational policy steps and FAQs.
Read moreThe Cyber Kill Chain defines the seven stages of a cyber attack (recon, weaponization, delivery, exploitation, installation, C2, actions). A 7 stage infographic, a defense per stage table, how to use it, the MITRE ATT&CK difference and FAQs.
Read moreSOAR automates the response to security alerts with playbooks, freeing the analyst from repetitive work. How it works (infographic), a SOAR vs SIEM table, what it provides, deployment steps and FAQs.
Read moreA zero-day is a flaw not even the vendor knows about, with no patch; the defender has zero time to protect. A window of exposure infographic, a vs known vulnerability table, defense in depth, what to do in an event and FAQs.
Read moreA WAF inspects HTTP requests to a web app and blocks attacks like SQLi, XSS, bots and DDoS. How it works (infographic), a WAF vs network firewall table, what it can and cannot do, virtual patching, deployment steps and FAQs.
Read moreBCP and DRP plan how fast and with how much data loss you recover after a disaster. An RPO/RTO infographic, a BCP vs DRP table, business impact analysis, a step by step plan, ransomware resilient backups and FAQs.
Read moreNIST CSF is the most widely used framework for structuring cybersecurity end to end. A CSF 2.0 six functions infographic (Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover), a functions table, step by step application, the ISO 27001 difference and FAQs.
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