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• Announcements

  Announcements regarding our community

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  Text2 AI is a new tool for interacting with AI models.

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  Please let it speak for itself by visiting www.text2ai.com

  Best,
  Ryan

• Text2 AI

  Try T2 AI Now!!
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  At Text2AI, we are embarking on an ambitious journey to revolutionize the way we interact with AI through the creation of an SMS endpoint and web-based dashboard. Our platform allows for seamless fine-tuning and control of interactions with various AI models and chatbot-style functionality, expertly blended with the power of advanced AI.

  Our founder, Ryan Decker, brings a wealth of experience in the field, having established Webhosting Thats Fun as a leading player in the industry. With a passion for innovation and a drive to push the boundaries of what's possible, Ryan has set Text2AI on a path to success.

  If you're excited about the possibilities of this cutting-edge technology and want to be part of shaping its future, we invite you to join us in beta testing. Visit our website at www.text2ai.com and discover how Text2AI can help you take your AI interactions to the next level. And don't forget to check out Webhosting Thats Fun (webhostingthatsfun.com) to see more of Ryan Decker's outstanding work

• Cybersecurity Subjects

  Security Operations | Incident Response

  Threat Intelligence | Cybercrime

  Compliance & Regulatory

  Identity | Access

  Cloud Security

  Assessments | Penetration Testing
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  This thing looks so cool. But how do you test consumption? (ha ha)

• Tools | Platforms

  Kali Linux aka Backtrack

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  Kali Linux is a powerful open-source operating system that is widely used by cybersecurity professionals and researchers around the world. It is based on the popular Debian distribution of Linux and comes pre-installed with a wide range of security tools and utilities that are essential for ethical hacking, penetration testing, and other forms of digital forensics.

  One of the key features of Kali Linux is its focus on offensive security. It includes a range of tools and utilities that can be used to identify vulnerabilities in systems and networks, and exploit them for the purpose of testing and improving their security. These tools include everything from port scanners and password cracking utilities to wireless hacking tools and web application scanners.

  Kali Linux is also designed to be highly customizable and flexible. It is possible to install and run Kali Linux on a wide range of hardware, from desktop computers to laptops and even Raspberry Pi devices. This makes it an ideal platform for cybersecurity professionals who need to be able to adapt to a variety of different environments and situations.

  In addition to its practical applications, Kali Linux is also widely used as a learning platform for those interested in cybersecurity. It provides a convenient and user-friendly interface for exploring the underlying principles and technologies that are used in modern cybersecurity practices.

  Overall, Kali Linux is an essential tool for anyone working in the field of cybersecurity. Whether you are a professional looking to improve your skills and knowledge, or a student interested in learning more about this exciting and rapidly-evolving field, Kali Linux is an excellent place to start.

• Cybersecurity Enterprises

  Cybersecurity Forums

  Green Cybersecurity

  Cybersecurity Band
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  What a great idea 😄

• Cybersecurity Careers

  Jobs | Listings

  Resumes

  Professional Development
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  If you're looking to break into the field of cybersecurity, you'll need to have a strong resume that showcases your relevant skills and experience. Here are 7 things you should include on your cybersecurity resume to help you stand out from the competition:

  Relevant educational qualifications: A degree in computer science, cybersecurity, or a related field is highly desirable for a career in cybersecurity. If you don't have a degree, you should consider obtaining relevant certifications such as the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

  Technical skills: Employers are looking for candidates who have a strong understanding of computer systems, networks, and security protocols. You should highlight your technical skills, such as your knowledge of programming languages, operating systems, and cybersecurity tools and technologies.

  Problem-solving skills: Cybersecurity professionals are often faced with complex problems that require creative thinking and problem-solving skills. Make sure to highlight any instances where you have used your problem-solving skills to resolve a technical issue.

  Communication skills: The ability to effectively communicate technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders is crucial in cybersecurity. Be sure to highlight your ability to explain complex technical concepts in a clear and concise manner.

  Attention to detail: Cybersecurity professionals need to be detail-oriented in order to identify and resolve potential security vulnerabilities. Be sure to highlight your attention to detail in your resume.

  Teamwork skills: Many cybersecurity roles involve working as part of a team. Be sure to highlight any experiences you have working in a team environment, and your ability to collaborate with others.

  Industry certifications: Obtaining industry certifications, such as the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) or Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), can help to demonstrate your expertise and commitment to the field.

  Including these 7 things on your cybersecurity resume will help you to stand out from the competition and show potential employers that you have the skills and experience needed to succeed in this exciting and in-demand field.

• General

  Talk about whatever

  Welcome! Introduce Yourself to the CSF community

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  Gamer Room

  The Lounge
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  Hi, I'm Ryan. My interest in cybersecurity began at a young age when my brother and I would hack into the local public library's Microsoft NT server for fun. We learned how to create password-protected web pages using JavaScript and explored rootkits, trojans, and other tactics. In middle school, I also started learning Java and used it to create bots and modifications for online games. Later, I learned PHP and used it to create a retro game catalog featuring ROMs and emulators, where users could vote on their favorites. Eventually, I landed my first job in IT, working with businesses to protect their systems from adware and spyware. Over the past 20 years, I've held various roles in the field and currently work with biotech and pharmaceutical companies, running their IT operations and cybersecurity functions, and performing internal and external penetration tests to ensure compliance with regulations such as PCI, FDA and SOX requirements. I have a goal-oriented and roadmap-based approach to IT and Cybersecurity and keep a sharp focus on happy customers. I am always eager to learn new tech, especially related to the latest threats and ways to defend against them.

• Software Engineering

  PHP

  Javascript

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  Excellent work, I've been meaning to do that for years...

• Emerging Technologies

  ChatGPT by OpenAI

  AI General
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  🪄 magic

• Blogs

  Blog posts from individual members

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  My favorite metaphor...
  The layers of a cybersecurity "onion" typically include:

  Network security: This layer involves protecting the infrastructure of a network, including routers, switches, and other hardware, as well as the protocols and technologies used to transmit data. Endpoint security: This layer involves protecting individual devices, such as computers, smartphones, and tablets, from cyber threats. This may include measures such as antivirus software, firewalls, and device encryption. Application security: This layer involves protecting the applications that run on devices, including web browsers, email clients, and other software. This may include measures such as input validation and secure coding practices to prevent vulnerabilities. Data security: This layer involves protecting the data that is stored on devices and transmitted over networks. This may include measures such as encryption, access controls, and backup and recovery systems. Identity and access management: This layer involves ensuring that only authorized users have access to resources and that their access is properly managed and monitored. This may include measures such as multifactor authentication and single sign-on. User education and awareness: This outer layer involves educating users about cyber threats and best practices for avoiding them, as well as promoting a culture of security within an organization. This may include measures such as training programs and awareness campaigns.

  Each layer of the cybersecurity onion works to provide additional protection and defense against cyber threats. By building multiple layers of protection, organizations can better protect themselves and their data from cyber attacks.

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  Thank you for building my new website. You guys rock!

• Comments & Feedback

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