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Security: Red Team, Reproducible Builds, Updates, Network Monitoring and NetFlow Collectors

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of March 2019 08:31:29 PM Filed under
Security
  • So You Want to Red Team?

    So there’s a lot of confusion out there about Penetration Testing and Red Teaming. I wanted to put together a list of resources for those familiar with infosec or penetration testing who want to get into red teaming or at least get a better understanding of the methodologies and techniques used by red teamers.

    First, it’s important to note that Red Teaming is predominantly comprised of two things: alternative analysis and adversary simulation. Red teams do not attempt to find “all the vulnerabilities” and do not usually try to have a wide breadth of coverage. Instead, red teams seek to simulate an adversary with a particular objective, predominantly to act as a “sparring partner” for blue teams. Keep in mind, red teams are the only adversary that will debrief with the blue team so that blue team can figure out what they missed or could have done differently.

  • Reproducible builds folks: Reproducible Builds: Weekly report #204
  • Security updates for Wednesday
  • 4 Things You Need to Know About Network Monitoring

    Did you realize hacking attempts happen once every 39 seconds? The overwhelming majority of these attacks target business owners. If your network security is not up to par, it is only a matter of time before your network is infiltrated.

    Luckily, there are a variety of Network Monitoring Tools on the market that can keep you one step ahead of potential cyber-attacks. The key to finding the right solutions for your network is getting advice from an IT professional.

  • The 5 Best NetFlow Collectors For Linux in 2019

    Managing networks require the use of specialized tools that give you the necessary visibility to ensure all in running smoothly at all times. Unlike road traffic where slowdowns and obstructions can easily be pinpointed, network traffic is not something that’s easy to see. This is why tools like NetFlow can help. The NetFlow technology can give you some insight on what traffic is traversing your network instead of just how much traffic there is. Read on as we review some of the best NetFlow collectors and analyzers for Linux.

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