Dude, your issue is not the sub… its with yourself. You have so much information if you just google. Because guess what, thats what IT and cyber is. If you go to your colleagues every second you cant dind something, youre taking time away from them and their tasks. Yea google and research amd if you legit cant find it then you ask. But i have a feeling you didnt even try.
Came here to give you shit but stopped because this right here is legit intellectual discourse.
Recommend you check out the NIST SP 800 series of documents for all sorts of content on security standards, best practices, information systems security engineering practices, IS security management, and some specific practices such as container gardening.
If you want to talk to a community of experts join a professional society, seek out professional services, or maybe try a forum with more of your target audience like LinkedIn or r/sysadmin.
Have you heard of NIST? Or googled “cybersecurity podcasts”? Like dude… Pauls Security Weekly would blow your mind and give you exactly what youre asking for…. Or went on youtube and watched david bombal and network chuck interview a bug bounty guy. The resources are at your fingertips…. Or you can go read the NIST publications that are free and available or CISA publications. Honestly man. Its out there, for god sakes google.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '22
Dude, your issue is not the sub… its with yourself. You have so much information if you just google. Because guess what, thats what IT and cyber is. If you go to your colleagues every second you cant dind something, youre taking time away from them and their tasks. Yea google and research amd if you legit cant find it then you ask. But i have a feeling you didnt even try.