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Not Hitting Your Security KPIs? Get the Whole Business Involved

CISOs can deliver better outcomes and get the support they need by linking security processes to business results.
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Google Launches Security Advisory Service, Security to Workspaces

Internet giant aims to help companies use the cloud securely and adds more security features to its productivity workspaces to better compete with Microsoft.
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Oracle Cloud Joins ONUG Collaborative

ONUG Collaborative welcomes new members including Oracle Cloud, Sysdig, Wiz, Intuit, Adobe, Qualys, and F5.

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Why Choke-Point Analysis Is Essential in Active Directory Security

Defense should focus on high-value choke points first to ensure that their most critical assets are protected, before moving on to deal with other attack paths.
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New guy

Hello, I have been playing around with Kali Linux and learning terminal commands and beginner stuff. (Coming from Windows OS, very limited previous experience with Ubuntu)

I've learned how to go into monitor mode and send deauth packets and capture handshakes and whatnot in an attempt to crack a wifi password and the typical new guy stuff (I assume typical new guy stuff).

Anyways, I'm curious.. whats next? a) what kind of exploits / further attacks come after you crack a wifi password? Is the end goal of this attack to just use free wifi or to further penetrate a network? and b) what's next as far as progression.. what should I be playing with / focusing on next?

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Guest WiFi

I'm not sure where to ask these questions, so if there is another sub better suited, please let me know.

1- Is it okay to connect Smart TV and other appliances on your WiFi? Does it make a difference if I use the Guest option? What's a safe but convenient way to do this?

2- Is it okay to provide WiFi password to trades (plumber for installation of a water leak detection system)?

I know the best way to do the latter is to just get the instructions and do it myself, or change the password later and I might do that. However, the password is already very long and randomly generated, so there is no way he would remember it. And I'm not trying to safeguard nuclear codes. Just trying to find a nice balance between convenience and security paranoia.

Thank you for any guidance.

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