Jintata:


With a mobile phone, you can browse the web, send emails, use social media apps, access productivity tools like document editors and note-taking apps, and even learn programming through dedicated mobile apps. You can also install various other apps that cater to specific needs, such as photo editing, video creation, or language learning.

Might I add Jinata, that with mobile phones, you can even install Kali on them.

dfrost:


Might I add Jinata, that with mobile phones, you can even install Kali on them.

Thanks for pointing that out.

While Kali Linux is a valuable tool (especially in ethical hacking, & penetration testing) it is just one part of a larger landscape of cybersecurity and cyber forensics.

Cybersecurity and cyber forensics encompass a wide range of concepts, tools, and practices beyond Kali Linux. While Kali Linux is a popular and powerful tool for specific purposes, it is important to understand the broader landscape of cybersecurity and cyber forensics. Here are some key areas and aspects to consider:

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Developing a strong foundation in cybersecurity is essential. This includes understanding concepts such as risk management, security policies and procedures, network security, cryptography, secure coding practices, and security frameworks (e.g., NIST Cybersecurity Framework).
Networking and Systems: Understanding how computer networks and systems operate is crucial. Knowledge of TCP/IP protocols, network architecture, firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and virtual private networks (VPNs) is important for securing networks and systems.

Threat Intelligence: Keeping up-to-date with the latest cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and attack techniques is vital. Cyber threat intelligence involves gathering, analyzing, and applying intelligence about potential threats to anticipate and mitigate cyber risks effectively.

Security Assessment and Testing: Conducting security assessments and testing is a critical aspect of cybersecurity. This includes vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, web application security testing, and security auditing to identify weaknesses and improve the overall security posture.

Incident Response: Being prepared to handle and respond to security incidents is crucial. Understanding incident response methodologies, incident handling, digital evidence collection, and analysis are important skills for cyber forensics and incident response professionals.

Legal and Ethical Considerations: Knowledge of laws, regulations, and ethical guidelines pertaining to cybersecurity and cyber forensics is essential. This includes understanding privacy laws, computer crime laws, chain of custody protocols, and ethical guidelines for handling and analyzing digital evidence.

Industry Standards and Certifications: Familiarizing yourself with industry standards such as ISO 27001, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, and CIS Controls can provide a framework for implementing effective security practices. Additionally, industry-recognized certifications like Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) can enhance your professional credentials.

Remember, cybersecurity and cyber forensics are constantly evolving fields, driven by new threats, technologies, and regulations. It is crucial to stay updated with the latest trends, attend conferences, participate in training programs, and engage in continuous learning to deepen your knowledge and skills in these areas.

While I can only remotely understand how or why we landed with Kali in centre space ….

Let’s unpack some things about Kali in relation to cybersecurity and cyber forensics.
Kali Linux plays a significant role in the realm of cybersecurity and cyber forensics. It is a specialized Linux distribution specifically designed for penetration testing, digital forensics, and security auditing. Here's how Kali Linux fits into the learning journey of cybersecurity and cyber forensics:

Penetration Testing: Kali Linux is widely used for penetration testing, which involves assessing the security of computer systems, networks, and applications. It provides a vast array of pre-installed tools and frameworks that facilitate various stages of penetration testing, such as reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, and post-exploitation.

Learning Kali Linux equips individuals with the necessary skills and tools to identify vulnerabilities and help organizations secure their systems.
Ethical Hacking: Kali Linux is often associated with ethical hacking, which involves legally and ethically identifying vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks. The tools and utilities bundled with Kali Linux enable professionals to simulate real-world attack scenarios and test the security posture of systems. Understanding Kali Linux is essential for aspiring ethical hackers and security professionals to gain practical experience and knowledge in this field.
Digital Forensics: Kali Linux is also used extensively in the field of digital forensics. It provides a range of tools and utilities that aid in the identification, preservation, and analysis of digital evidence. Whether it's examining a compromised system, recovering deleted files, or conducting memory and network forensics, Kali Linux offers a comprehensive toolkit for digital forensic investigations.

Security Research and Development: Kali Linux serves as a platform for security researchers and developers to test, develop, and improve security tools and techniques. It provides an environment where professionals can explore new vulnerabilities, develop exploits, and contribute to the security community.

In the learning journey of cybersecurity and cyber forensics, Kali Linux serves as a practical and hands-on platform. It allows individuals to gain practical experience in various aspects of security testing, vulnerability assessment, ethical hacking, and digital forensics. However, it's important to note that Kali Linux is just one tool in a broader landscape of cybersecurity and cyber forensics. Building a strong foundation in networking, operating systems, programming, cryptography, and other fundamental concepts is equally crucial for a comprehensive understanding of the field.

Ultimately, learning Kali Linux should be accompanied by a broader knowledge base, continuous learning, and adherence to ethical guidelines and legal boundaries in order to make meaningful contributions to the field of cybersecurity and cyber forensics.

dfrost:


Might I add Jinata, that with mobile phones, you can even install Kali on them.

Yes, it is certainly possible to install Kali Linux on certain mobile phones. Kali Linux is a popular operating system used for penetration testing and ethical hacking purposes. However, installing Kali Linux on a mobile phone is not a straightforward process and requires technical knowledge and expertise.

To install Kali Linux on a mobile phone, you typically need a compatible device with an unlocked bootloader, root access, and a custom recovery installed. The installation process may involve flashing a custom ROM or using specialized tools designed for this purpose.

It's important to note that installing Kali Linux on a mobile phone may void the warranty and could potentially cause stability or compatibility issues with the device. Additionally, running Kali Linux on a mobile phone may not offer the same functionality and capabilities as running it on a dedicated computer.

If you are interested in using Kali Linux for security testing purposes, it is recommended to use it on a dedicated computer or within a virtual machine environment. This ensures better compatibility, performance, and a more controlled and secure testing environment.

Before attempting to install Kali Linux on a mobile phone or any other device, it is crucial to thoroughly research and understand the process, potential risks, and implications. Additionally, ensure that you comply with all applicable laws and regulations regarding the use of such tools and operating systems.

My pointing out Kali, is to emphasize the powerful angle of today's mobile phones.

Of course, I know it's just part of the picture and not the picture itself.

This bro is just using ChatGPT to post and respond verbatim. Is it hard to respond normally ? smh

BunbleBee:
This bro is just using ChatGPT to post and respond verbatim. Is it hard to respond normally ? smh

Drink water and pass. E no hard nah 😝🤣

dfrost:


Drink water and pass. E no hard nah 😝🤣

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Hi everyone

Please who has links to download official study guides for CCSP and CISSP

Thanks!

hustla:
Hi everyone

Please who has links to download official study guides for CCSP and CISSP

Thanks!

A simple google search would link you to them

hustla:



Thanks, I'll register as a student member then, seems it's cheaper.

Got vouchers for 3 AWS exams and 50% off for AWS security is currently on but I want 100% off

How you take get am

mumu9gerian:

How you take get am

Na God

hustla:



Na God

How na?
Baba! Show us the way na

mumu9gerian:

How na?
Baba! Show us the way na

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hustla:


Got it from their training day and my company paid AWS Security for me

Think its not on at the moment though



Btw, who has recently passed the CCSP exam? How was it and where did you get practice questions from?

Currently using learning materials on Oreilly - Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) by Michael J. Shannon and it has been nice so far. Looking to use Gwen Betty's Udemy videos too

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Please who has past questions for CISM.

Hi guys.

Please who has CISA video tutorials??

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yuceeh:
Hi guys.

Please who has CISA video tutorials??

Below integrated approach will help cisa candidates:

Step wise planning:

Step 1: Within next 15 days, please complete 30 day strategy from following link:

http://cisaexamstudy.com/30-day-strategy-for-cisa-success/

This will not take half an hour per day.

Step 2: Simultaneously see below mentioned video tutorials and attempt corresponding mock test. Atleast daily one video and one mock test.

http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-1-testing-concepts/

http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-2-testing-concepts/


http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-3-testing-concepts/

http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-4-testing-concepts/


http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-5-testing-concepts/

Both the above steps should not take more than 2 months.

Once you complete both the steps you will have sufficient confidence to fight your battle against isaca.

However, step 3 is essential to sharpen your axes.

Step 3: Complete full database atleast 2 times.

Step 4: Read important topics from CRM (CISA review manual).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEv4evnRV_4

Thank you sir, i so much appreciate!!!

Jintata:


Below integrated approach will help cisa candidates:

Step wise planning:

Step 1: Within next 15 days, please complete 30 day strategy from following link:

http://cisaexamstudy.com/30-day-strategy-for-cisa-success/

This will not take half an hour per day.

Step 2: Simultaneously see below mentioned video tutorials and attempt corresponding mock test. Atleast daily one video and one mock test.

http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-1-testing-concepts/

http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-2-testing-concepts/


http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-3-testing-concepts/

http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-4-testing-concepts/


http://cisaexamstudy.com/cisa-domain-5-testing-concepts/

Both the above steps should not take more than 2 months.

Once you complete both the steps you will have sufficient confidence to fight your battle against isaca.

However, step 3 is essential to sharpen your axes.

Step 3: Complete full database atleast 2 times.

Step 4: Read important topics from CRM (CISA review manual).

Just a courtesy FYI that ISC2 is offering free training & a free voucher for ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity certificate.
You can learn more about this at www. isc2.org/1mcc

Jintata:
Just a courtesy FYI that ISC2 if offering free training & a free voucher for ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity certificate.
You can learn more about this at www. isc2.org/1mcc

Well done Jinata 👏 ✔👍👌. In addition to your courtesy, I'll add another one for beginners to. Cisco's Network Academy is also offering training on Junior Cybersecurity Analyst. Good for knowledge too.

And only 120 hours to finish!

https://skillsforall.com/career-path/cybersecurity?userLang=en-US&courseLang=en-US