Depend on the country and how severity of the COVID-19, some is recovery and toward new normal, but we also have country is facing challenge for next normal, where evolutes COIVD-19 is come back. Until the new and proven cure is existed, the journey move of country encounter for sure is new normal to next
We’ve been discussing the Cyber Kill Chain in an organization system. So for this post we’re going to take a look on Cyber Kill Chain in Cloud. Cloud services can boost the attack surface in an organization and also at multiple phases of the Cyber Kill Chain. Below are the Cyber Kill Chain phases in
How to implement Blended Learning in Corporate training. Learning technology and face-to-face instruction can be an unbeatable team, but only when a successful corporate training strategy is in place.However, some blended learning best practices you can follow to implement a blended learning program that boosts employees performance and gets them excited about using learning technology
An organization is likely to be breached if it has data of value. An attacker is capable in breaching most of the network defenses. Even so, an intrusion does mean it lead to an ultimate data breach. By implement Cyber Kill Chain, it provide an analysis framework that saw further simple attack repellent and explain
Benefits of blended learning. Alright, since we have a framework for understanding what blended learning is, let’s get into the key advantages. Firstly, flexibility. In this situation a blended learning approach provides ultimate flexibility in presenting content. Complex topics can be presented in the classroom, while other subject matter can be available online. With an
We need to be aware of the strategies used by the cyber attacker in order to discover cyber kill chain attacks and counter back against them. This is the only way that we can set up an effective countermeasure. So today we will discuss the defense strategies for the cyber kill chain. 1)Reconnaissance The defense
What is Blended Learning? Blended learning is an approach to education that combines online educational materials and opportunities for interaction online with traditional place-based classroom methods. It requires the physical presence of both teacher and student, with some elements of student control over time, place, path, or pace. There are four types of blended learning
