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@0x4D31 Can you elaborate? Is this about terminology or practices or technology or all of the above? To me a SOC is a team and D&R is a practice that is part of what most SOCs do. Not claiming to have the best/right terminology here, but seriously want to understand the post. Thx
@bcherny@BenLesh I don't know how many down to earth and nearly wholesome posts I saw from you today, @bcherny . You're a good guy and I wish you that the storm is gone soon! #hugops
Thanks to @QuinnyPig's newsletter I stumbled upon this gem: Instead of providing a Sigma rule to copy/paste or download, AWS (or its AI) decided to include step by step instructions on what values to put in what fields: https://t.co/k2DgGo36WV
I don't know many CISOs, but judging by the endless stream of "CISO guides" vendors keep cranking out, apparently the industry thinks they're all winging it.
@troyhunt@home_assistant For dashboard design, this is one of the more elegant ones I came across, but obviously that is a question of preferences: https://t.co/O0Iu6pInN1
@troyhunt@home_assistant So a) because I don't think power cords are pretty and b) because batteries should not be constantly charged I decided to go with a PoE powered tablet. Drawbacks are limitations in size. Advantages are that some of them are made for 24/7 operation. Example: ProLite TW1623AS-B1P
To the person who decided that certificates in /usr/local/share/ca-certificates have to have a .crt file extension:
Please be aware, that I'm not a huge fan of your decisions.
@ibell63@Cyb3rMonk If you're on a budget I'd recommend thinking about building your own. There are some good guides and you have better control over the resulting price. Of course that only applies if you're into that. Bonus imo is you can run TrueNAS. NAS vendor UX isn't everyone's thing.
Interesting thought by @jack_naglieri that AI may replace (or enhance?) detection rule conversion currently done e.g. with @sigma_hqπ€ @cyb3rops@nas_bench are you thinking about / looking into this? Curious to get your take on it.