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On #WordNotes, Rick Howard shares the term: Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC). Definition: A cyber information sharing U.S government organization designed to foster the public private partnership. Hear all about it: hubs.li/Q0248Vrm0

#WordNotes is new! Check out the latest episode with host Rick Howard on Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM). Definition: Tools that automate the identification & remediation of cloud misconfigurations. Listen to the full epsiode: hubs.li/Q022W4gL0

#WordNotes: two-factor authentication (noun): Origin: Dr. Fernando Corbató, one of computing's founding fathers, suggested passwords for mainframe access. This inspired many cyber ne'er‐do‐wells w/never‐ending attack vector to break into computer systems. hubs.li/Q01_6qL50

New #WordNotes episode! Rick Howard describes iCloud keychain. Definition: A cloud-based sensitive information management system that allows users access across multiple devices. #icloudkeychain hubs.li/Q01ZG0wN0

#WordNotes: The word is: spam. Spelled: S for solicit, P for pesky, A for annoying, & M for maddening. In words of Monty Python, "Well, there's egg & bacon. Egg, sausage, & bacon. Egg & spam. Egg, bacon & spam Egg, bacon, sausage, & spam. Spam, spam..." hubs.li/Q01W4gKH0

#WordNotes: The word is: spam. Spelled: S for solicit, P for pesky, A for annoying, & M for maddening. In words of Monty Python, "Well, there's egg & bacon. Egg, sausage, & bacon. Egg & spam. Egg, bacon & spam Egg, bacon, sausage, & spam. Spam, spam..." hubs.li/Q01W4pTj0

#WordNotes: #Dumpsterdiving is physical security breach in which attacker looks for sensitive documents or devices that have been thrown in trash. Information gleaned can be used to launch additional attacks such as phishing or identity theft. Listen: hubs.li/Q01Tyzyw0

#WordNotes: hear about #SEOpoisoning. RIck Howard takes you through origin & context of it. In Nerd Reference, he shares Bryce Edward Brown's critical analysis of episode of #BlackMirror called the Waldo Moment describing origin. Listen: hubs.li/Q01StzZK0

#WordNotes term: #catfish. The term Catfish comes from 2010 documentary of the same name, where the victim Is, Yaniv "Nev" Schulman, an American TV host and producer, best known for this documentary & a follow up TV series on MTV. Listen to the episode: bit.ly/cwWN053023

On #WordNotes, Rick Howard explains the #passkey concept. The definition: A passwordless authentication protocol based on the FIDO2 standard. Hear more about it: bit.ly/cwWN052323

#QRcode phishing. Nerd reference from Dark Knight movie starring Christian Bale & Heath Ledger. At one point in movie, the Joker orchestrates the perfect #TrojanHorse caper to sneak a bomb into the Gotham Police headquarters. Hear about it on #WordNotes: bit.ly/cwWN051623

#attribution: Definition one: The recognition of a set of repeatable attack patterns across the intrusion kill chain. Definition two: Determining the responsibility for offensive cyber operations. Hear more about it from Rick Howard on #WordNotes: bit.ly/cwWN050923

#WordNotes: #SecurityOperationsCenter. #SOC teams are typically staffed w/ skilled security analysts, #incidentresponders, threat hunters, & other #cybersecurity professionals working in shifts providing 24/7 monitoring & response capabilities. Learn more: bit.ly/cwWN041823

#WordNotes: #huntforwardoperations: Defensive cyber operations carried out by U.S. Cyber Command's Cyber National Mission Force, CNMF, at the request of allied nations. Listen as Rick Howard takes you through it: bit.ly/cwWN041123

#WordNotes: #CyberGravity: Spelled: cyber for cybernetic organisms, or cyborgs, & gravity, or a force that is generated by small particles called gravitons, which are emitted by all matter in the universe. Hear all about it from Rick Howard: bit.ly/cwWN040423 #aprilfools

#WordNotes: #ArtificialIntelligence or #AI. Rick Howard talks of Alan Turing from a fav movie in nerd reference. In "Imitation Game" starring Benedict Cumberbatch he illustrates how Turing defined one of the first tests for artificial intelligence. Listen: bit.ly/cwWN032823

Are #certfications important in #cybersecurity? Check out the latest #WordNotes to find out more. bit.ly/cwWN032123

#WordNotes: #NetworkSlicing allows different data sets to be transferred across the same physical infrastructure while remaining isolated from each other. Listen as Rick Howard explains it: bit.ly/cwWN031423

#WordNotes: The word is: #devicetrust. Definition: The process of verifying that a device is known, secure, and uncompromised before allowing it to connect to a network or access resources. Hear more: bit.ly/cwWN030723

#WordNotes: Rick Howard has #ZTNA, or zero trust network access. A technology set design to support cybersecurity first principle strategy of #zerotrust, that limits device people & software component access to only designated authorized resources. Listen: bit.ly/cwWN022823

Enjoy this encore episode of #WordNotes while we enjoy our winter break. Rick Howard takes on #MITREATT&CK. Definition: A knowledge base of adversary tactics, techniques, & procedures established & maintained by the MITRE Corporation. thecyberwire.com/podcasts/word-…

#WordNotes: The pressure to cut expenses, minimize risk, and keep up with the demands of evolving customers, requires companies to adopt a holistic approach to leveraging #digitaltransformation. Learn more: bit.ly/3a6LqRZ

#WordNotes topic is #endpointsecurity. Definition: The practice of securing a device that connects to a network in order to facilitate communication with other devices on the same or different networks. Learn more. Listen to the episode: bit.ly/cwWN092121

#WordNotes is a good one for #cybersecurityawarenessmonth. cybersecurity skills gap: The difference between organizational employee job requirements and the available skillsets in the potential employee pool. Listen to the episode here: bit.ly/3DzDtRJ

#WordNotes: #OWASP security misconfiguration results primarily from human error, not the technology that the humans installed. In other words, the technology works fine, but the humans failed to configure it securely. Hear more: bit.ly/3J8lt4N

#WordNotes: @racebannon99 shares #OWASP injection: A broad class of attack vectors, where an attacker supplies input to an applications command interpreter that results in unanticipated functionality. Listen: bit.ly/cwWN120721

#WordNotes: #OWASP insecure design: To avoid creating an application with insecure design, developers must think about security during the planning and design stage of the Software Development Lifecycle. Hear all about it from @racebannon99: bit.ly/cwWN121421

#WordNotes with @racebannon99: #Operationaltechnology consists of nontraditional electronics & software–systems not designed for standard office worker & can control government, commercial, & home processes like water, power, air conditioning, & heating. bit.ly/3ncKamt

#WordNotes: #Log4j is a hot topic of discussion & rightly so. Our @racebannon99 takes it on in this week's episode. Listen to learn more about this open source Java-based software tool available designed to log security & performance information: bit.ly/cwWN011122

#WordNotes episode is one of @racebannon99 favorite terms: #zerotrust. Example sentence: In zero trust, someone will assert their identity and then we will allow them access to a particular resource based upon that assertion. Have a listen: bit.ly/3nyxNkx

#WordNotes: #vulnerabilitymanagement. Definition: The continuous practice of identifying classifying, prioritizing, remediating, and mitigating software vulnerabilities within this. Listen: bit.ly/3D3dX7B

#WordNotes encore episode is one of @racebannon99's favs: #zerotrust. He is joined by @Kindervag explaining his zero trust philosophy using a Kipling poem called "I Keep Six Honest Serving Men" to help people understand the basic concepts. Have a listen: bit.ly/3nyxNkx

On #WordNotes this week: #SBOM. There is a specific requirement to deploy a minimum SBOM program by the spring of 2022 as part of President Joe Biden's May, 2021 Executive Order on Cybersecurity, E.O. 14028. Hear @racebannon99 talking about it: bit.ly/3EFJqx2

#WordNotes this week is #threathunting: The process of proactively searching through networks to detect and isolate security threats, rather than relying on security solutions or services to detect those threats. Listen to @racebannon99 for more detail: bit.ly/3qIxOFS

#WordNotes: OWASP cryptographic failures. Dave Wickers & Jeff Williams published a piece in 2003 on top software security coding issues. That turned into #OWASP Top 10, a reference doc describing most critical #security concerns for web apps. Listen: bit.ly/cwWN113021

#WordNotes: @racebannon99 describes OWASP broken access control (noun). Software users are allowed access to data or functionality contrary to the defined zero trust policy by bypassing or manipulating the installed security controls. Learn more: bit.ly/cwWN010422

Since the #Log4shell vulnerability was discovered, The CyberWire has been tracking the news, industry reactions, and responses as things unfold. Find our extensive coverage to-date! bit.ly/3mPn064 Also check out the #Log4j episode of #WordNotes bit.ly/cwWN011122

Weekly, @racebannon99 shares terms on #WordNotes. Digital criminal commerce would come to a standstill if it weren't for #bulletproofhosting, the virtual equivalent of offshore havens where sketchy deals go ignored. Expand your #cybersecurity vocabulary: bit.ly/3ieEOVW

#WordNotes: @OWASP software & data integrity failures. @racebannon99's example: Software & data integrity failures happen when an application relies on plugins, libraries, or modules from untrusted resources, repositories, & content delivery networks. bit.ly/cwWN020822

#WordNotes: @racebannon99 helps you expand your #cybersecurity vocabulary. This episode, learn about account takeover prevention. Rick's #nerdreference takes you to #MrRobot where Elliot sends his boss an email to harvest his account credentials. Listen: bit.ly/3rj6kXV