Poll Results: Threat Hunter is the Most Challenging Role in Cyber
The people have spoken and chose the Threat Hunter as the most challenging role in cybersecurity. Take it from one of our very own Threat Hunters, Sean Scully, who discusses how he manages the challenges of this role.
SOC Intern Yearbook
Meet Ingalls Information Security Interns! We thank each of them for all their hard work and dedication.
Our interns represent an incredible diversity of skillsets and backgrounds. They are already accomplishing amazing things, and unquestionably
Basic VPNs & Bad [Internet] Drivers: When Poor Habits Become Exhausting
By now you have heard of and (hopefully) utilize a VPN Service for both your business and home internet needs, so we’ll not spend time ruminating on what a VPN is and what it will do for you (though if you’d like a VPN primer check out: Are VPN
Unexpected Opportunities
Musings of a Cybersecurity Intern
Some of my biggest breakthroughs have come from opportunities I wasn’t expecting and from choices I almost didn’t make.
I had been following Cyrus Robinson (Ingalls SOC Director and IR Lead) for a time, and it was
Securing Data at Rest with Encryption
What is Data at Rest?
Data at Rest is data collected in a single place – be it on a file server, a workstation, a database, a USB stick, or the cloud. Data at rest tend to have a logical structure that betrays its contents and value, i.e. credit
Around the SOC in 40 Days
Musings of a Cybersecurity Intern
It was a bizarre series of events that led me to apply for the Jan 2022 Ingalls SOC Internship. Although some of the interesting points of that journey will not be covered here, you’re going to be taken through a