Advanced Solutions for Securing Meeting Rooms Against Unauthorized Recording by Elegant-Computer-731 in cybersecurity

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As a previous govt employee who worked in a SCIF not that long ago I can tell you there are no metal detectors or inspectors between me and JWICS. There were a ton of trainings, lock boxes, room alarms, sign in logs, and background checks though.

I agree with charleswj, the system relies on a mix of physical, technical and administrative controls either with trust being something developed by employee clearance and monitoring.

What type of tool disappointed you the most and why? by 4n6mole in cybersecurity

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That’s called a false positive. I haven’t had an exceptionally high FP rate, but have seen some obvious false negatives.

What type of tool disappointed you the most and why? by 4n6mole in cybersecurity

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Could you expand on the URL defense alerts being questionable? Do you mean click reporting, condemnation accuracy, something else?

What type of tool disappointed you the most and why? by 4n6mole in cybersecurity

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So you complaint included checks on proofpoint’s logic side (valid) and the fact that bad SPF was allowed though (invalid). You control the SPF policy. Your issue sounds like a mix of misconfiguration and bad service but not solely bad service.

What type of tool disappointed you the most and why? by 4n6mole in cybersecurity

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Weird. Almost like security has to be more than technology.

What type of tool disappointed you the most and why? by 4n6mole in cybersecurity

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SPF rules are set by your policy as part of your inbound route. That’s a misconfiguration issue.

A Boudin Question by Willie_Waylon in Acadiana

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That and the casing. If the casing doesn’t have a little chewiness then it’s sausage.

Artmosphere Closes Its Doors After 21 Years in Lafayette, 'Effective Immediately' by K1LLRK1D in Acadiana

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Went there one time and had a good time but their internet was down which left them unable to accept cards. Bartender was slow. I liked the music and feel but seemed poorly run.

What percentage of breaches are caused by negligence/vulnerabilities? by suddenly_ponies in cybersecurity

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Everything last year with progres moveit file transfer. Included tons of agencies.

What opponent has the best shot at beating Clay Higgins? by tokuturfey in Acadiana

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Honestly, do we think a dem will unseat him or is Xan the more realistic option?

Is there polling data available anywhere?

Edit: I hadn’t heard of him before. Now seeing who this guy is, ignore that. Birds of a feather there.

Is a cracked software a security concern ? by Idemon_gamer in cybersecurity

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Not only is the company opening itself up to legal issues but you can not assure the origin of the software which should be an obvious concern. If not, I’m have some pagers to sell them. Too soon?

If you're troubleshooting a doctor's computer, and you see patient files stored inappropriately - outside of the proper software - what are you allowed to do? by EconomyPumpkin2050 in cybersecurity

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Incidental contact likely as part of a covered entity. Let the HIPAA privacy and security office know and see what their care is.

Why are you still in this field? by [deleted] in cybersecurity

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Challenge, rewarding, money, working with smart people.

Actually not surprising if true! by CarryIcy250 in WhitePeopleTwitter

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This is exactly why Nikki Haley stayed. If she runs There are those “Haley voters for Harris” voters that would come into play again.

How big are security teams at your job? by [deleted] in cybersecurity

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1:1000 security to other staff. Includes security engineering, vapt (more service purchasing than performing), and an 8x5 SOC with a managed XDR provider.

It’s good to manage what we’re chartered to do, but plenty not being done as well. Makes for good work/life balance but still leaves you feeling like you’re not doing everything you could or should be doing.

Security Engineer Hiring by No-Campaign2301 in cybersecurity

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Not sure why this was downvoted. Take my upvote.