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You paid thousands for a PDF nobody reads. Here's how to fix that.
The best books about cybersecurity I have read personally, for everyone from beginners to experts.
Why low expectations, junior-only staffing, weak scoping, and unrealistic assumptions can drain value from a pentest.
How to avoid report-related failure by following instructions, taking notes, and resisting unnecessary complexity.
A case for the BSCP as an inexpensive, focused certification for people who want to break into web pentesting.
Simple advice for staying effective and composed during a certification exam that often overwhelms candidates.
A practical consumer-security guide covering phishing, weak passwords, public Wi-Fi, outdated software, and oversharing.
An opinionated take on the updated OffSec certification and whether the changes improve its value.
A roadmap for building practical skills and moving from entry-level learning toward employability in penetration testing.
Answers to the most common objections to multi-factor authentication on social and email accounts.
This week's news in Cybersecurity. Ivanti is the gift that keeps on giving, more fake coding tests, and frustrating days for TfL employees
Supply Chain attacks are on the rise, and very difficult to defend against. This is how ‘Assumed Breach’ testing can protect your business and help you sleep better at night.
The technical parts of being a pentester is only one side of the story. Unlock the full potential of your pentests by asking the right questions during meetings with potential clients.
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