If you’ve ever tried to navigate the depths of CIS benchmarks or other security hardening guides, you know how tedious and fragmented the research process can be. Finding up-to-date, actionable recommendations for each specific setting often means juggling between official documentation, community forums, and best-practice blogs. But there’s a game-changer: AI tools that make research, analysis, and documentation in cybersecurity dramatically more efficient and reliable. ...

In the ever-evolving and high-stakes world of cybersecurity, being agile isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a survival skill. Cyber threats evolve rapidly, requiring teams to adapt and respond just as fast. Traditional project management methodologies, with their rigid structures and slow-moving processes, often fall short in meeting these dynamic needs. Enter Agile, a framework initially designed for software development but one that holds immense promise for non-software teams—cybersecurity teams included. ...

A journey of SSH commands, coffee-fueled debugging, and one surprisingly cooperative USB drive The Backstory: Why Bother? Picture this: It’s 11 PM. I’m staring at my Synology DS920+, its four drive bays humming softly like a contented cat. But there’s a problem—my beloved Ubuntu VM is gasping for storage space, trapped on the NAS’s internal volume. I could shuffle drives, but that feels like performing open-heart surgery on my data hoard. Then I spot it: a lonely USB 3.0 port. ...