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Analysis of Strong VS Weak Passwords

Data breaches are a dime a dozen these days. But when hackers steal databases full of customer info, login names, and passwords, the passwords aren’t …

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How to Provide Audit Evidence

So, you’ve been tasked with providing evidence for an audit. You may be wondering what your auditor is even looking for. Let’s take a look behind the …

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Webinar: SOC 2: Everything You Need to Get a SOC 2 Report

Check out our webinar from Christian White and Christian Hyatt in which they cover the basics of SOC 2 reporting, what to expect during a SOC 2 audit,…

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Advice for Taking the CISA Exam (Updated)

Everything you need to know to pass with flying colors. As risk3sixty continues to grow, more team members will be taking the Certified Information Sy…

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Advice for Studying and Passing the CISSP Exam

This past week I sat for the (ISC)2 CISSP exam and passed on my first attempt! With the entire preparation and test taking experience still fresh on m…

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IT Audit Techniques - Inquiry, Observation, Inspection

The first thing I try to explain to new auditors (or clients going through an audit for the first time) is what techniques IT auditors use to audit. M…

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Advice for Taking the CISA Exam

This past December I took the ISACA CISA exam and I’m pleased to announce that last week, I got my confirmation letter stating that I passed in the to…

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Pen Testing: Malicious File Execution

What is a Malicious File Execution Vulnerability? Malicious file execution vulnerabilities (also called File Inclusion Vulnerabilities) is a vulnerabi…

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What is a Stateful Firewall

Stateful refers to the “state” of the connection between the outside internet and the internal network. A stateful firewall keeps track of the connect…

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