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2 hour 30 minutes Claude Tutorial 🔥
- Ship your first Claude agent
- Self-improving agents (tools,skills)
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All listed SOC certifications are free:🚨
1. Coursera - Security Operations Center (SOC) Fundamentals
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2. Cisco SOC Analyst (CCST)
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3. TryHackMe SOC Level 1
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4. LetsDefend SOC Analyst Path
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5. Splunk Fundamentals 1 (SOC focus)
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Each program provides free training and an official certificate or badge at no cost.
Stop collecting AWS certifications thinking that’s how you learn cloud.
If you are just starting to learn AWS, here are 7 beginner-friendly AWS projects that will teach you more than any shiny certification will.
And you can do it on your own:
Project 1: Static Website on S3
Host a simple site for $0/month plus learn bucket policies, CloudFront integration, and why public buckets are dangerous.
Project 2: EC2 Web Server
Launch an instance and deploy a small app while discovering security groups, SSH keys, and why you need load balancers.
Project 3: File Backup System
Upload and retrieve files in S3 while understanding storage classes, lifecycle policies, and versioning.
Project 4: Simple Database App
Use RDS with a Python/Flask app to learn connection pooling, backup strategies, and why you don’t run databases on EC2.
Project 5: CloudFront Distribution
Speed up your static site with a CDN while learning edge locations, cache invalidation, and origin behaviors.
Project 6: Serverless Function (Lambda)
Trigger a Python function when files are uploaded and discover cold starts, memory limits, and event-driven architecture.
Project 7: Route 53 Domain Setup
Buy a domain and connect it to S3/EC2 while learning DNS records, health checks, and traffic routing.
Each project teaches you one core AWS concept through real implementation, not theory.
You don’t need to learn all 100+ AWS services, you just need 10:
VPC, EC2, RDS, ECS, Lambda, IAM, S3, EKS, Route53, Secrets Manager/KMS
Master these through building, and the rest will make sense when you need them.
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(i) The Ohio State University in the United States is now accepting applications for its 2026 Scholarship Program.
(ii) The Scholarship is available to students from all countries of the world seeking to earn a Master's degree.
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Topicals is hiring a Customer Experience Specialist
Location: Remote, Worldwide 🌎
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💡Requirement: Minimum of 2 years of experience in customer experience and community management, preferably in a startup environment.
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5 Things You Should Never Say in a GRC Interview (If You Want the Job)
You’re not getting rejected because you don’t know NIST. You’re getting rejected because you sound like a textbook.
Recruiters are looking for real-world mindset, not copy/paste AI answers.
Here are 5 phrases that send your application straight to the rejection pile:
• “I know the NIST framework pretty well.” (But can you use it?)
• “I just want to get into cybersecurity and grow from there.”
• “I don’t have experience yet, but I’m willing to learn.”
• “I’ve read ISO 27001, I’m pretty familiar with it.”
• “I took a GRC bootcamp.”
Fix: Show don’t tell. Say things like:
- “I created a mock access control policy based on NIST 800-53.”
- “I built a fake vendor risk form and evaluated it against best practices.”
- “I role-played as a compliance analyst for a privacy audit checklist.”
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HOW THE NIGERIAN STOCK MARKET WORKS
1. Stocks
- Shares of ownership in Nigerian companies (e.g., GTCO, Dangote Cement, MTN Nigeria).
- Represent ownership in a company listed on the NGX (Nigerian Exchange).
2. Investors
- People who buy and sell stocks (individuals, pension funds, institutions).
- Example: You can buy Dangote Cement shares through your stockbroker.
3. Exchanges
- Where stocks trade. In Nigeria, it’s the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX).
- This is like Nigeria’s version of the NYSE/Nasdaq.
4. Supply & Demand
- Prices move based on demand (more people buying = price goes up, more selling = price goes down).
- Driven by company performance, government policies, and economic factors (e.g., inflation, FX rates).
Finance doesn’t have to be complicated.
Here’s a simple breakdown👇🏾
- Asset = Things that make you money
- Liability = Things that take money from you
- Stock = A slice of ownership in a company
- Index = A collection of different stocks
- ETF = A basket of stocks you can buy at once
- Bond = A loan you give to a company or government
- Portfolio = Everything you own as an investor
- Dividend = Company profits shared with investors
Money talk made simple.
Can you stay awake from 1:00 AM to 5:00 AM
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Open Thread ↓
1. Build a Mock Risk Register
Use Excel or Google Sheets to list at least 5 risks with fields like: risk description, likelihood, impact, mitigation plan, and residual score. Choose risks related to real-world scenarios like phishing, unpatched software, or vendor issues. Even if you’re new, you can reference known frameworks like NIST CSF categories or ISO 27005 to guide your thinking.
2. Write a Sample Policy Document
Pick a simple topic like Acceptable Use or Remote Work and draft a 1–2 page policy. Include a short introduction, what’s allowed vs. not, and who’s responsible for following it. Look at public policies online (search: “Company Acceptable Use Policy PDF”) for inspiration and structure. Focus on being clear, not perfect.
3. Create a Vendor Risk Questionnaire
Make a short questionnaire (10–15 questions) in Google Forms or Word. Cover things like data encryption, access controls, incident response, and third-party sub-processing. Add yes/no and short answer formats. Bonus if you add a scoring system (e.g. 1–5 risk scale). You’ll be able to show hiring managers you can screen vendors for potential risk.
4. Analyze a Real Breach Using a GRC Framework
Choose a breach (like Target, Capital One, T-Mobile, or MOVEit) and write a one-pager explaining what happened; then map what failed to one of the five NIST CSF functions (Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover). You’ll show that you know how to apply frameworks in real life, not just memorize them.
5. Build a Control Tracker with Framework Mapping
Take a common framework (NIST 800-53, ISO 27001, SOC 2) and map 5–10 controls to fake company actions. For example, map “multi-factor authentication” to a policy, a technology (like Okta), and a control owner.
Show you can tie controls to people, processes, and tech; which is exactly what a GRC professional needs to do.
How to go from Bachelor's to a fully-funded PhD:
(Follow these 5 steps religiously)
1) Focus on the US 🇺🇸
It is more common here than anywhere else.
2) You must have a good CGPA
- Specifically, at least 4.25/5.0 (3.4/4.0)
- Anything less than this will be hard.
3) You need to have at least one of the following:
- High GRE/GMAT score (>320)
- RELEVANT work experience (>2 years)
- Publications (At least 2)
(The more the better, but one is okay)
4) After you’ve satisfied 1-3, then FOCUS on cold emails.
- Find schools that have Graduate assistantships available, or they say “all admitted students are funded”
- Use this thread as a guide to email professors in those schools: https://t.co/ilC7Y9KSC1
- Make sure your cold email highlights the strengths from 2&3
5) When you’ve gotten a green light from a professor, submit your application.
I wish you the very best!!
The Australian Government launched a visa that allows you Work, Study and live permanently in Australia.🇳🇿
If you are eligible, you can become an Australian Citizen.
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Want to invest in the booming Nigerian Stock Market but don’t know where to start?
Here’s how to pick the right stocks, even if you’ve never done it before.