Phillip Burnett Jr’s Post

I fed this riddle to ChatGPT, Gemini& Claude each with same prompts and hints shared piece by piece, all of them failed to come up with the correct combo. It is very interesting what answer they each come up with and their logic of deduction. ChatGPT was able to come up with 3 answers, 2 of which violates the hints and one was correct. Gemini very quickly diverged into asking me about the the lock itself (whether a digital dialer or a rotational dialer of the combo lock) while eliminating a digit pre-maturely, and Claude started with all possible digits from 1-9 to go through process elimination ending up with digits not even mentioned in the clue. This is an interesting exercise for me and to see the logic built up of assistant AIs as well as their thinking pattern. Almost like different personalities. Try it for yourself :)

How To Detect An Insider Threat.

The most important security in securing your system is from user itself.

This is hilariously true!😊 But I'll like to point out that "Sec. Awareness" shouldn't be part of this, because that's the tool for educating users against doing things like this, unless this is a case of "Insider Threat" where a "cyber aware" user willfully attempts to exploits the IT infrastructure. Meanwhile, see below full meaning of the #cybersecurity acronyms in the picture: ✅ *IAM* - Identity and Access Management; ✅ *MFA* - Multi-Factor Authentication; ✅ *DDoS* - Distributed Denial of Service; ✅ *WAF* - Web Application Firewall; ✅ *DLP* - Data Loss Prevention; ✅ *EDR* - Endpoint Detection and Response; ✅ *AV* - Anti-Virus ✅ *Vul Manager* - Vulnerability Manager #cybersecurityawareness #insiderthreat Destiny Young

The end user is ALWAYS the most vulnerable part of your environment. Security starts and ends with end user training!

This meme brilliantly underscores a crucial point: the significant power users wield. In cultivating a ZeroTrust security framework, I encourage you to prioritize safeguarding the perimeter at its most fundamental level: the user. Curious about how TypingDNA can assist? Explore ActiveLock, our Continuous Endpoint Authentication solution designed to ensure that only authorized users can access your organization's computers. Check out ActiveLock: https://lnkd.in/ezcrekDs #zerotrust #continuous #endpoint #authentication #security #activelock

This is a misleading meme. If your system is not using the utility and/or if your system is upgraded regularly, this won't affect your system. Furthermore, it happened because of a trust breach by a maintainer, not because the linux architecture is bad/unstable or anything of that sort. Out of context memes will make a passerby think "oh, well. Looks like linux is bad for security, let me go back to my Winows machine now" - further increasing the wedge for standard FOSS software and common accountability.

The saying goes that it only takes one person to create a problem. This highlights the importance of providing better training to every employee in your organization, not just the IT department. If your employees don't know how to identify and respond to phishing attacks in the format of an email link or attachment, smishing, vishing, etc, your organization is at risk. Recent breaches from one user's mistake have shown the severity of this issue. Regularly testing your employees to see if they are falling for phishing attacks and providing education in a more easily understood format is also crucial. Remember, one weak link can bring down the entire organization. Educating and training your employees will protect your organization from falling prey to cyber-attacks.

Perfect representation of why User education is important

🔒 **#Cybersecurity Alert! Protecting Your Assets in the Digital Era** 💡 As a staunch advocate for #security, I've emphasized the need for robust measures like zero trust frameworks, #MFA, #AntiDDoS, and leveraging #AI for auditing and reporting efficiency. 🛡️ However, it's vital to remember: technology and investments can only go so far. The real vulnerability lies in user complacency. 🚫 Whether intentional or not, when users bypass security controls, they open the floodgates for attackers to wreak havoc. From data theft to ransomware attacks, the consequences can be devastating for your company. 💥 Let's stay vigilant 24/7/365 and prioritize ongoing #securityeducation and awareness to safeguard against evolving threats. #ZeroTrust #DataProtection #CyberAware #SecurityFirst #RansomwareProtection #UserSecurity #DigitalDefense