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Rhysida Attack On Berlin
A ransomware attack usually makes headlines when systems go down. But the more dangerous moment can come later — when the attacker starts publishing what was stolen. That is what…
Posted inCertification Guide CISSP
My CISSP Journey Part 5 – When CISSP Became Part of My Everyday Life
When I look back at my CISSP preparation, I don't remember only the hours I spent sitting with books or answering questions. I remember the small pockets of time. Five…
90% Compliant But Still Risk Exist – Rethinking Control Implementation
For years, security teams have approached security controls with a familiar formula: Select the benchmark → assess the environment → identify failures → remediate → report compliance. It is structured.…
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The Certification Trap : Why Passing the Exam Is Just a Beginning
The real value of a professional certification begins after the exam. There is a moment every certification candidate remembers. You refresh the screen. You see “Congratulations.” The months of preparation…
Posted inAttack Surface Management
VMware VM Escape: When the Guest Becomes the Path to the Host
A virtual machine is supposed to create a boundary. You run an application inside the VM, experiment with software, or handle an untrusted workload—and the host remains protected behind the…
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Cloudflare VDR and the CVE Tsunami: The Race from Discovery to Remediation
A few days ago, I wrote about the CVE Tsunami and the uncomfortable reality facing vulnerability management today. The problem isn't simply that vulnerabilities are increasing. It is that the…
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CISSP Executive Briefing: The Efficiency Trap
When Optimization Quietly Creates Enterprise Fragility The Enterprise That Became Too Efficient A large organization decides to simplify its technology environment. Several data centers are consolidated. Applications move to a…
Posted inCISA KEV
CISA Adds 7 Vulnerabilities to KEV: A New Wave of Actively Exploited Flaws
On September 2, 2026, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added seven vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog, marking another reminder that the threat landscape is…