Beginner Lessons

Using FUD to cause anxiety - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Not using parallel structure - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Using more words than necessary - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Applying Inconsistent formatting - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Including indecipherable graphics - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Overstuffing the paragraphs - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Burying the Main Point - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

John Hubbard - How were you introduced to SANS?

John Hubbard -If you’ve completed a 500-level course should you still give thought to taking SEC450?

John Hubbard - How to determine whether SEC401 or SEC450 is best?

John Hubbard - Will SEC 450 carry a certification?

John Hubbard - At the end of the SEC450 course, what do students come away with?

John Hubbard - What are some of the key tools covered in SEC450?

John Hubbard - A high level walk through of each day of the SEC450 course

John Hubbard - Who exactly was the SEC450 course designed for?

John Hubbard – About the SEC450: Blue Team Fundamentals course

John Hubbard - How long did it actually take you to write the SEC450 course?

John Hubbard - Did you interview other analysts and dial back to your days as an analyst?

John Hubbard - Why were you the one to create a course for new Blue Teamers?

John Hubbard - How did teaching at SANS come about?

John Hubbard - key things that helped him rise from being an analyst to becoming a SOC manager

John Hubbard - some of the early challenges as a young SOC analyst

John Hubbard - aspirations of becoming an engineer

Introducing John Hubbard

Top 10 Writing Mistakes in Cybersecurity and How You Can Avoid Them

SANS Pen Test HackFest Summit & Training 2019: Sneak Peek

What you need to know about SEC555: SIEM with Tactical Analysis

What you need to know about SEC503: Intrusion Detection In-Depth

What you need to know about SEC487: Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Gathering and Analysis

Network Flow Data: A Cornucopia of Value - SANS Blue Team Summit

Scanners, Tunnels, and Sims, Oh My! - SANS ICS Security Summit 2019

Why You Should Take SEC560: Network Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking

Key Take-Aways from SEC401: Security Essentials Bootcamp Style

Key Take-Aways from SEC503: Intrusion Detection In-Depth

Not Giving Credit Where Credit is Due - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Including Details Most Readers Don’t Read - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Escalating Tensions in Difficult Situations - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Using FUD to Cause Anxiety - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Not Using Parallel Structure - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Using More Words Than Necessary - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Applying Inconsistent Formatting - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Including Indecipherable Graphics - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Overstuffing the Paragraphs - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Burying the Main Point - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Top 10 Writing Mistakes in Cybersecurity and How You Can Avoid Them

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Evidence Sources - SANS Webcast

Purple Teaming Explained

Forgotten But Not Gone: Gathering NTFS Artifacts of Deletion - SANS Tactical Detection Summit 2018