Thank you for your comment! We really appreciate the kind words and are happy that you enjoyed the episodes. Is there anything you'd like us to cover going forward?

@@GardnerSystems Absolutely! Just to name a few things... I'd love to see more content on advanced threat detection and response strategies, particularly on how to effectively integrate them into existing security frameworks. It would also be helpful to explore best practices for incident response planning and execution, especially for organizations with limited resources. Additionally, diving into the latest developments in AI and machine learning for cybersecurity would be fascinating. Keep up the great work!

Thanks for your comment! We're really glad you love the podcast and are really appreciative of the feedback/ideas around topics. in our episode where we talk about the anatomy of cyber attacks, this is the exact scenario - check this out here - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gtOInsd4p9KmlHk.html I've noted this down as a topic for us to cover on our next set of recordings so keep an eye out in the coming weeks! Thanks for listening.

​@@GardnerSystems ​ And gladly touch on the "more apps" feature in the top left section of office too! In my company I can see some firewalls connected, slack, other random apps etc, some of which my user-rights can access and some which I can't(thankfully). Finding company insights from slack messages and potentially creds in DMs etc is bad enough but... ..it begs the question: if someone like a sysadmin gets phished... could an attacker make changes to the firewall or vpn from this access alone, and potentially configure it so they can pivot into the internal network of that company? That would be a nightmare. It's something I've never heard people talk about, even though it sounds like such a dangerous and worthwhile topic. So I think this would be an excellent addition to the topic as well, or even it's own episode perhaps! 😄

Also office has this feature called "more apps" i believe its called. You'll see with the rest of the office apps in top left corner of outlook for example. Ive seen slack, firewalls, and other random apps being linked there. Potential misuse of those could be interesting to cover as well. If a sysadmin gets phished and if they can manage firewall from office.. the scary stuff could happen potentially. Just a thought! Havent heard it covered before so would be interesting to hear from you guys 😉

Thank you for your support! Is there anything you'd like us to cover?

​@@GardnerSystems Perhaps misuse of malicous browser extensions could be interesting. Or perhaps different c2 channels and how to protect ourselves from it. I recently learned that c2 traffic can be tunneled over just ICMP or just DNS for instance, so it would be interesting to hear a discussion around this topic! :)

@@Cossaw That's great, thank you for that. We've done a few on DNS. We have our episode titled 'decoding the domain' which you can find here - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i9RgZZl60M6ceIU.html In our latest set of recordings, we also brought in a guest to touch on DNS further so keep an eye out for those coming soon!

Great to hear you liked the episode, Steve!

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Thanks LzPee! Is data loss prevention something you have every considered on something you have acted on?

Thanks Paul