Posts Tagged ‘cybersecurity’
Lies, Damned Lies, and Cybersecurity Statistics
ThreatGEN brings together multiples sources for its list of cybersecurity statistics, their sources, and some of our own.
Read MoreAnalytics, Mobile Platforms and New Features for ThreatGEN Red vs. Blue
ThreatGEN, an operational technology (OT) security firm, announces the upcoming release of statistics gathering & reporting, multiple new features, and platforms for its ThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue gamification.
Read MoreThreatGEN full stack OT cybersecurity monitoring with Blumira
ThreatGEN, an operational technology (OT) security firm, announces their partnership with Blumira, an automated detection and response provider to deliver a full stack OT cybersecurity monitoring solution that helps define and monitor an organization’s cybersecurity posture as well as bridge the information technology (IT) / OT gap.
Read MoreSeminole State College adopts ThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue gamification
Seminole State College of Florida’s adopts ThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue Education Edition in its Associate of Science Degree in Information Systems Technology.
Read MoreThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue 1.4 has arrived
It’s official! The long awaited [ThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue] 1.4 update has been released! This updated has tons of new features and visual enhancements that increase the player experience and overall depth of the game.
Read MoreA Game to the Rescue
Art Conklin, professor of Computer Information Systems and Information System Security says, “It will become a major part of our curriculum going forward, The whole problem-solving aspect is difficult to simulate in class. This game allows us to do that.”
Read MoreThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue version 1.4 announced
ThreatGEN announced the upcoming release date for the version 1.4 release, a major “game changing” update, of their ThreatGEN® Red vs. Blue gamulation – the world’s first online, player vs. player, computer game designed to teach real-world security.
Read MoreVideo Series starts with the Security Onion
In this video, Pascal walks through the process of installing, configuring and updating a Security Onion Appliance. Security Onion is a free and open source Linux distribution for threat hunting, enterprise security monitoring, and log management.
Read MoreArcher News Network interview with ThreatGEN
On February 19, 2020, Clint Bodungen of ThreatGEN was interviewed on the Archer News Network, an interview focusing on the new details on a pipeline ransomware attack.
Read MoreCyberCon Announces ThreatGEN as Title Sponsor
CyberCon, a CISO summit and cybersecurity workforce development conference for industrial utility, announced today it has partnered with industrial cybersecurity services and training firm, ThreatGEN. Clint Bodungen, ThreatGEN co-founder and lead author of Hacking Exposed: Industrial Control Systems, will serve as CyberCon’s industrial cybersecurity content advisor. CyberCon 2020, scheduled for March 30 – April 1 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif., is the must-attend, solutions-based cybersecurity conference series for leaders, decision makers and executives in the power and utilities industry, as well as those new to, or interested in a career in industrial cybersecurity.
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