Other Posts Tagged "Authentication"

Module 17: Lateral Movement and Expanding Access

2026-09-12 (Modified: 2026-10-21) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 6 min read

Plan lateral movement with explicit name resolution, authentication, authorization, service, and rollback evidence instead of assuming every credential reaches every host.

An abstract network diagram showing interconnected nodes representing lateral movement in cybersecurity, with vibrant colors on a dark background illustrating different protocols and processes. — Module 17: prove each movement prerequisite before crossing a host boundary

#Red Team #Lateral Movement #SSH #Authentication #red team course

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Module 1: Authentication and Credentials

2026-09-30 (Modified: 2026-10-10) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 9 min read

Learn how passwords, passkeys, MFA, vaults, and account recovery work. Build and test a safer authentication plan without exposing secrets, with clear evidence.

An illustration of a digital vault with glowing elements representing various security credentials, set against a dark background. Abstract shapes symbolize credential stuffing and phishing attacks. — Module 1: credentials are the first thing an attacker tries

#Authentication #Password Manager #Multi-factor Authentication #phishing #recovery

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ISC2 CISSP: Identity and Access Management (IAM)

2025-01-01 (Modified: 2026-10-10) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 4 min read

Master Identity and Access Management for the ISC2 CISSP exam. Learn physical and logical access control, authentication strategy, federation, authorization models, and the identity lifecycle.

An illustration showing interconnected devices and systems representing identity and access management, with user authentication interfaces and multi-factor authentication symbols on a dark background. — Master Identity and Access Management for the CISSP Exam

#ISC2 CISSP #CISSP #Identity and Access Management #IAM #Authentication

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Assume Every Device Is Already Compromised

2023-06-25 (Modified: 2026-10-11) — Written by SimeonOnSecurity — 10 min read

Discover why you need to assume every device is already compromised and learn practical measures to enhance your digital security in today’s interconnected world.