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By the time this is posted I will be 1 year into this journey of learning on my path to the OSCP certification.  It’s kind of amazing how much I have learned already, and I have so much more to learn.  I didn’t expect to enjoy attacking applications and servers.  I am a paranoid and cautious ...

In the first post of our series, Security Assessment 101: Planning a Successful Security Assessment, we detailed some of the points necessary to plan a successful security assessment, and we defined the various types of assessments organizations need to periodically conduct if they want to be sure ...

Click Here to listen to the latest episode or Click Here to watch the stream! This week Wilsonart CISO and Cybersecurity Awareness Evangelist Adam Traylor joins Michael and Hutch for our first live stream! Listen in as the trio discusses promoting cybersecurity best practices across your ...

There is a time for subtly evaluating a target, spotting a potential vulnerability, and quietly exploiting it to accomplish a goal.  There are also times when it is fun to swing the big meat axe to obliterate obstacles with overwhelming force.  This is part 5 of my Journey of Learning, if you ...

Click Here to listen to the latest episode! White Hat Hacker Len Noe is back to talk to Michael and Hutch about a fascinating topic – bio hacking. Sporting multiple implants himself Len discusses the many common (and some not so common) uses of microchip implants, the subculture behind them, and ...

Click Here to listen to the latest episode!  This week looks a little different from our regular show as we take an internal conversation around securing Operational Technology from the Thunder Dome (AKA the Set Solutions slack channel) to the podcast. Listen in as VP of Engineering Jonathan ...

Hi again, welcome back!  This series is about the things I am learning on my way to the OSCP exam.  This is part 4, and if you would like to see the previous posts, you can do that here.  In my last post, I said that I was going to be writing about kernel exploits next.  Kernel exploits are ...

Click Here to listen to the podcast! In Episode 30, Michael and Hutch sit down with Len Noe and Andy Thompson of CyberArk to discuss their upcoming virtual Attack and Defend event where they will go head-to-head in a real-world endpoint hacking and defense simulation. Click here to ...

Click Here to listen to the podcast! For this round of our Security Influencer Series, Michael and Hutch are joined by John Kindervag, the man behind the Zero Trust methodology. Listen in as they discuss why this process – and not a singular tool – is important for your ...

Welcome to the third installment of my Journey of Learning.  This series is a look into my studying and preparation for the OSCP exam.  If you missed the previous story, you can catch up here.  The ContentOverload application I am building to explore some of the exam topics has some new ...