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Threat hunting

Posted by on 5.November.2023 in Cybersecurity,Web designs

Threat hunting is a proactive cybersecurity approach that involves actively searching for potential security threats that may have evaded detection by traditional security controls. It’s a human-led process that leverages advanced analytics, machine learning, and expertise to identify anomalies and suspicious behavior in networks, systems, and data. Threat hunters use various tools and techniques, such […]

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SSL Certificate

Posted by on 24.September.2023 in Cybersecurity,Web designs

An SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate is a digital certificate that verifies the identity of a website or server and encrypts data transmitted between the server and clients. SSL certificates ensure secure online communication, preventing eavesdropping and data tampering. They contain the website’s public key, identity information, and a digital signature from a trusted Certificate […]

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Protected: Defence indepth

Posted by on 23.August.2023 in Cybersecurity

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Protected: CIA Triad

Posted by on 23.July.2023 in Cybersecurity

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Protected: Data Recovery

Posted by on 27.May.2023 in Computer sales,Cybersecurity

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Zero Day Attack

Posted by on 26.February.2023 in Cybersecurity,Networking

Zero day vulnerability is security flaw, or error that exist within an application or network system waiting to be identified and exploited by threat actors to compromise a secure environment. Zero day vulnerabilities represent those weakness that have not been noticed or reported for the first time. A zero-day virus – also called zero-day malware […]

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Packet Injection

Posted by on 28.January.2023 in Cybersecurity,Networking

This is the capability to push single or collection of pre-formed packets unto the network either  by  a Pen-Tester or  a Malicious attacker. The former does it with permission and intention to test the security posture of a network system while the latter uses it to cause havoc to the system and the Data therein. […]

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Mobile Security

Posted by on 25.December.2022 in Computer sales,Cybersecurity

Mobile devices come with manufacture’s standard and default security settings but it is your job to edit them to suit the security requirements for your own case where possible. One of the post COVID 19 effects on the work environment is the surge in remote work practices. This could be working from home or hybrid […]

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Security Acts

Posted by on 27.November.2022 in Cybersecurity,DevSecOps,Networking

There are many practices one need to imbibe in order to reduce the risk of being attacked by malicious agents. These include but not limited to the following practices; Thanks Engr. Chikwado .F. Okeke Cybersecurity Professional Certified in Cybersecurity CC by ISC2https://possibond.com. +234(0)8127944123

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Cloud Security

Posted by on 29.October.2022 in Cybersecurity,DevSecOps,Web designs

Cloud Computing platform offers various on-demand services over the Internet, such as servers, software, databases, storage, networks, and many others. Many advantages of these services are causing almost every industry to adopt one or more forms of it today.  Movement of traditional computing resources, services and infrastructure, to a central platform [Cloud] creates need to […]

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