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Transforming InfoSec - How the next generation of security products should not require any IT knowledge

We don’t lack security ideas. We lack companies hiring juniors and products that are secure by default. These two problems are connected, and until we fix both, we’ll keep talking about a skills shortage while making it impossible to build a secure society.

What do you all think?

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Vulnerability Management Program - How to implement SLA and its processes

Defining good SLAs is a tough challenge, but it’s at the heart of any solid vulnerability management program. This article helps internal security teams set clear SLAs, define the right metrics, and adjust their ticketing system to build a successful vulnerability management program.

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Millions of Vulnerabilities: One Checklist to Kill The Noise

Hey all, started a blog series on Vulnerability Management. 4 articles posted already the last one is about when open you open the flood gate of a code or cloud scanner and you start drowning in findings!

This leads to thousands of findings for an SMB, millions for a big org. But vulns can’t all be worth fixing, right? This article walks through a first, simple way to shorten the list. Which is to triage every vuln and confirm if the bug is reachable in your reality.

Let me know if you have any comment to improve the blog or this article, would appreciate it!

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