If studying cybersecurity were enough, you'd already be hired.
Most people optimize for activity, not outcomes. Employers don't test how much you studied, they test what you understand.
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Anyone can put your CEO's address in the "From" field. The mail server delivers it happily.
This graphic shows why:
Actual sender -> [email protected]
What you see -> [email protected]
SPF and DKIM check the hidden parts.
Only DMARC checks the address you actually SEE.
Can you tell a real threat from a false alarm?
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It is fascinating what people are willing to do just to avoid admiting they made a bad call.
We all make mistakes. Accept it, admit it and learn from it.
Most of you found me somewhere in the middle.
But it all started with one post, and this was it. One of the first things I ever wrote here.
For anyone who joined later and wants to see the beginning:
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"Do the OWASP Top 10 and you're secure." ❌
No serious company believes this.
It's the BASELINE, not the finish line. The minimum bar.
If you can't handle the 10 most common risks, you have no business worrying about advanced threats.
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Everyone in cybersecurity talks about the OWASP Top 10. Almost nobody can tell you why it matters.
It's not a list to memorize, it's a shared language + a way to prioritize what to fix first.
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I wrote a guest piece for their blog: the first rule of cybersecurity, no tool alone will save you from bad habits.
Big thanks to Tim for the collaboration 🤝
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The CEO is responsible for your company's cybersecurity. Not the CISO. The CEO.
They set the tone at the top. The CISO runs the program, the Data Owner decides access, the Custodian implements it.
A responsibility no one owns becomes nobody's job. That's how breaches start.
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Decoded Security