Building Cyberglow to give beginners the exact roadmap and support I wish I had when starting out.
Yesterday, we officially kicked off Day 1 of our SOC training program, and the energy in the room was electric!
We’re just getting started!
#Cybersecurity#SOCAnalyst#InfoSec
Week 1 of Threat Intel with CyBlack is complete!
My team and I spent our first sprint dissecting the telecom threat landscape, using OpenCTI and AlienVault to map top adversaries, malware, and attack techniques.
Huge thanks @Cyblackorg@ireteeh for this opportunity!
Join me for a conversation on
“Cybersecurity Leadership: How to Think Beyond the Technical” with Guardians of the Cyber Realm (GotCR) @CyberRealm_HQ@cyberjeremiah
I will be talking about the mindset and leadership qualities needed to build a lasting cybersecurity career.
Date: 4th October 2026
Time: 7:30 PM WAT
Register here: https://t.co/qrNxwcH2Rq
I just published a new technical incident report on how attackers abuse local accounts.
So, I spun up a lab, simulated a real-world MITRE ATT&CK T1087.001 attack, and tackled the challenges firsthand.
👉 Read the full breakdown on my medium https://t.co/nSjaqFXpyw
🚨 SCAM ALERT: If you get an SMS claiming to be from FRSC about a "traffic offence" with a link attached, do NOT click it.
One person just lost ₦364,574 to this exact scam today. It starts small (a fake ₦2,500 "fine") and ends with your bank account drained.
#ScamAlert#FRSC
Your first job doesn't have to be your final career.
I used to feel stuck doing manual app testing, thinking I wasn't gaining the right skills.
Thanks to @amina_olajire@Cyblackorg for showing how to re-examine our current experience and see how it connects to cybersecurity.
From sleepless nights and a non-tech background to this, We officially made it!
I am so excited to announce that I have been accepted for the CyBlack Internship!
Grateful for this new chapter and ready to dive into hands-on learning with amazing professionals @CyBlack@ireteeh
@Xymbiz Huge thanks ma for sharing this.
So helpful for the start I am right now,
I just have a question I have been pondering about:
How do we handle rejections and prove the value of our work when pitching free security initiatives to organizations that still push back?