We all love smart and quick ways to get things done in Windows. Yep, that’s right – the Windows 10 run command can be a very powerful tool, genuinely. In this article I will show you the top 12 Run commands for Windows 10 in order to make your life easier.
But please, take note: Using keyboard shortcut combinations Windows key ...
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Although I am featuring the CISSP logo in this article, the information that follows could be useful for students pursuing a number of cybersecurity certifications (CASP+, CySA+), as well as IT fundaments courses such as the CompTIA A+
This article is the result of a longer email string that passed between one of my students and me. It has ...
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As an instructor, I teach a number of different cybersecurity courses, and one of them is CompTIA’s CySA+. If you are pursuing this certification, there are a few things to know about preparing for, taking, and passing the exam. As I did for the CISSP exam, I am going to let the people who recently took and passed ...
A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.This week a lot of content from Schneier on Security.
Earlier this month, we learned that someone is disrupting the TrickBot botnet network. Read full story.
Getting certified in an information technology, networking, cybersecurity, or other professional credential is hard work. Nobody wants to have to do them over. Hopefully you are earning the Continuing Education Units (CEU or CPE) you need to maintain your certification status. Industry certifications are typically good for three years. To keep them in force, every certificate you achieve comes with continuing education ...
Are you pursuing a certification in cybersecurity, information technology, or any other professional certification? Or are you making training arrangements for your employees? Picking a training method that works for you is possibly one of the most important decisions you can make. Today’s article will cover your options, and some of the positives and negatives of the available options.
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Continue Reading →A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.September is a busy time for me, there are a wedding anniversary, and three birthdays in my family in the first week. Then there are a panoply of other special events. At least they are special enough to be recognized in this weblog. Here they are. Please celebrate responsibly. Or not. But have some fun, we all ...
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Having trouble finding a job in Information Technology or Cybersecurity? You may be doing it wrong. Once you have a fully developed LinkedIn profile, jobs should be finding you.
On Monday we kicked off part 1 of our two part series on how to get LinkedIn to find jobs you will love. Lets look at the remaining sections.
Having trouble finding a job in Information Technology or Cybersecurity? You may be doing it wrong. Once you have a fully developed LinkedIn profile, jobs should be finding you.
Having a well developed profile on social network sites seems like a hassle, and if you are avoiding the social scene, LinkedIn needs to be an exception. Especially if you are sending resumes to ...
Continue Reading →I am teaching classes for candidates pursuing that pinnacle of cybersecurity certification, the CISSP. The CISSP is a challenging course of study, and the certification exam has always been daunting. When I took the exam in 2016, there were 275 questions and the exam allowed 6 hours for completion.
These days the exam lasts only 3 hours, and has ...
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