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1. Hey there,
Aspiring cybersecurity professionals!
Today, we're going to talk about the basics of networking.
You see, before you can protect a network, you need to understand how it works. So, let's dive into the world of networking!
This is a thread, so follow along...
Build skills in other to increase your value.
Signed: @CyberSecFalcon
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I will be speaking on the topic “When AI becomes the attacker’s co-pilot.”
Organized by @cabbagenode
Register using this link: luma.com/rq5k3e27?tk=b1BOEp
Hi Team,
I’d like to take a moment to share that October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Cybersecurity is something I’m very passionate about, especially good cyber hygiene. Honestly, it’s not only the responsibility of the IT or cybersecurity team. Every one of us plays a part in keeping our workplace, information, devices, and customers safe.
I also believe good cyber hygiene starts at home. The habits we build at home often follow us into the workplace.
Throughout October, we’ll be seeing simple and practical cybersecurity awareness tips here. Nothing complicated, just small things we can all do to recognize risks, protect ourselves, and help protect the organization.
Cybersecurity isn't just about us as adults. Talk to your kids about cybersecurity too before you leave home today. Don't only tell children: “Don't talk to strangers online.”
Teach them:
• Don't share passwords.
• Don't share your address.
• Don't send private photos.
• Don't click unknown links.
• Tell an adult when something feels wrong.
• Remember that someone online may not be who they say they are.
More importantly, make sure they know they won't get in trouble for telling you when something goes wrong.
Whether it's at home, at school, or in the workplace, creating a culture where people feel comfortable asking questions and reporting something suspicious is one of the simplest ways we can improve security. It starts with something as simple as pausing before clicking that link, questioning an unexpected request, protecting our passwords, reporting something that doesn't look right, and keeping our devices secure.
Good cyber hygiene starts at home. Good security follows us everywhere.
Signed: Patrick Essien (CyberSecFalcon)
Protection Begins With Detection
Let’s make October a month of better cyber habits.
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Learn it.
Build it.
Break it.
Troubleshoot it.
Secure it.
Master it.
Don't just study networking.
Build it. Break it. Fix it. Understand why it broke.
That's where the real learning begins.
Signed: Patrick Essien
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That's a fair point, and I agree that humans aren't deterministic like software.
Let me borrow your words 😀. I'd counter argue that the goal of "patching" people isn't to make them immune to a specific exploit. It's to reduce the likelihood and impact of successful attacks
over time.
Even the patched systems can still be compromised through zero-days, misconfigurations, or incomplete updates. So can trained users still fall for phishing or social engineering. Neither is perfect, but both significantly reduce risk.
I hope both our points are clear and noted. Or is there another counter argument 😀
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They don't make people perfect, but they significantly reduce exploitable vulnerabilities. Risk reduction, not perfection, is the goal.
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Hey,
Question for the cybersecurity community:
We patch systems regularly to reduce vulnerabilities. Shouldn't we be patching the human brain just as often?
If so, which cybersecurity control does that fall under?
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Time is the one thing every person receives equally, yet it can never be replaced.
It will always carry you forward.
The question is: are you making the journey count?
You can't reclaim yesterday, but you can make today worth remembering.
Signed: @CyberSecFalcon
Happy Mother’s Day, my love.
Thank you for being such an amazing wife and a wonderful mother to our children. Your love, strength, and care make our house a home.
We are blessed to have you, and I love you more than words can say.
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Attackers are sharing intelligence and information, but Organizations are keeping quiet about data breach, hacks and frauds happening in the country…
We are not ready yet!
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When working in a team, not every correction needs to feel personal.
I’ve learned to ground my feedback in facts, not opinions. Data, evidence, clear reasoning… that’s what keeps the focus on the work, not the person.
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