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Try-catch; The GOTO that Needs to GOAWAY

Written by Kasper Rynning-Tønnesen

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The Software Update Rant

Written by Paul Stølen

Microsoft Blue Sceen of Death

CrowdStrike and the Standards We Rely On

Written by Zack Korman

Drawing the Line on Automation

Written by Zack Korman

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Unveiling Cybersecurity Myths and Misconceptions

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Playing Corporate Politics for Cybersecurity

Written by Zack Korman

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Security Awareness Has a Control Problem

Written by Zack Korman

Enhancing Cyber Resilience: NIS2 and Its Implications for Security Awareness

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Cybersecurity in The Age of Remote Work: How To Adapt Your Training for a Changing Landscape

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The Art of Phishing: How Hackers Trick Your Employees

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