‎In order to facilitate your work in the field of information technology, your role is not only to solve problems, but to educate those who are not familiar with your field of work from users to increase security awareness and to increase productivity, and here is a principle that I have learned from my work, which is to make simplified bulletins and information that are published periodically to users daily, called the Information Technology Bulletin, and this bulletin for all individuals in a simplified language, and I started this at the level of LinkedIn and I will start this here as well

لكي تسهل عملك في مجال تكنولوجيا المعلومات , فليس دورك فقط حل المشاكل و لكن تثقيف غير الملمين بمجال عملك من المستخدمين لزيادة الوعي الأمني و لزيادة الأنتاجية و هنا مبدأ قد تعلمته من عملي و هو عمل نشرات و معلومات مبسطة تنشر دوريا للمستخدين يوميا تسمي نشرة تكنولوجيا المعلومات , و هذه النشرة لكل الأفراد بلغة مبسطة و لقد بدأت ذلك علي مستوي linkedin و سوف ابدأ هذا هنا أيضا

Roughly 7 out of 10 cyberattacks start with an asset the IT team didn’t even know was connected.
Not an unpatched zero-day. Not an elite nation-state APT.
Just a 14-month-stale inventory spreadsheet, an unmanaged IoT thermostat in the break room, or a forgotten test server running in the cloud.
Yet most enterprise security frameworks hand engineers a 60-page PDF of dry, bureaucratic checkboxes and wonder why nobody implements them properly.
I wanted to prove something: Technical documentation does not have to be boring to be authoritative.
To bridge the gap between heavy enterprise standards and hands-on execution, I built a complete, zero-cost 3-part implementation package for CIS Control 1: Inventory and Control of Enterprise Assets:
1. The Master Visual Guide & Comic Book (Attached Below!)
The Visual Blueprint: Deconstructing the 6 asset classes and tiered maturity levels (IG1–IG3) through intuitive comic storytelling.
The Field Playbook: Copy-paste-ready scan syntaxes and configuration steps using native