Anyone want a How-To Cybersecurity guide?

[pinkbunny]

This seems to be a lot of building things How-To guides.

With everything that's happened the past few months, didn't know, y'all want a How To, to make yourself more secure from hackers/prying eyes? I can make one, if y'all want. Go into securing out on the internet(secure passwords and there generation), to securing your network, to your OS, to your apps, to your files, and also go into mobile a bit. Don't want to go through the trouble if no one cares, though.

 

[wwboater]

I say go for it.

 

[atltrader]

Sub'd

 

[adrianrog]

What kind of security work do you do for a living?

 

[freud198]

Yes, please.

 

[41mag]

Im in for the info,

 

[rockyfatcat]

Please explain what sort of stuff you’d do. If it piques my interest. I might be willing to pay for the service.

 

[pinkbunny]

What kind of security work do you do for a living?

Host Analyst for ARCYBER, so specialize in blue teaming, incident response, and digital forensics. Won't claim to be any good, but I know enough of the basics.

Ok. Will start outer, and work in.

So, will start with mobile security. How to be secure, how to keep from being hacked.
Internet - how to secure communications, how to make sure you're using secure, unique passwords for everything, go into a bit of password design basics, and how to determine how badly you need to change passwords.
Network - How to secure network
OS - Will be Windows focused. How to secure Windows, how to disable a lot of the antiprivacy stuff, set up encryption on HDD.
Apps - What apps to have an not have on computer.
Files - How to secure files, and how to make your system more secure against a bad guy doing forensics against system to recover your info.

 

[Cohutta68]

Host Analyst for ARCYBER, so specialize in blue teaming, incident response, and digital forensics. Won't claim to be any good, but I know enough of the basics.

Ok. Will start outer, and work in.

So, will start with mobile security. How to be secure, how to keep from being hacked.
Internet - how to secure communications, how to make sure you're using secure, unique passwords for everything, go into a bit of password design basics, and how to determine how badly you need to change passwords.
Network - How to secure network
OS - Will be Windows focused. How to secure Windows, how to disable a lot of the antiprivacy stuff, set up encryption on HDD.
Apps - What apps to have an not have on computer.
Files - How to secure files, and how to make your system more secure against a bad guy doing forensics against system to recover your info.

IN
Sounds like a good read and will probably learn and adopt something.

 

[davans]

I’m in