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<blockquote data-quote="Victor M" data-source="post: 1114567" data-attributes="member: 96560"><p>The OP asks for what to do if he is a target. The answer is that he has got to be able to defend himself. Corp security analysts do these things. They have also studied got the certifications. It is not impossible. But, it is usually team work. So what the OP has to do is scale it down and schedule the work. Come home from work, cook, eat dinner, wash dishes, then sit down and do 45 mins of EDR alerts. If his PC's are turned off while at work, then maybe he could do EDR reviews every other day. Every weekend, schedule 2-3 hrs for security improvements or research. And depending on which framework he chooses to follow, he would have to schedule to do security audits lets say every 6 months or so. It's perfectly doable, it would become a regular thing, especially if he is already interested in security. It's either that or get pwned.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Victor M, post: 1114567, member: 96560"] The OP asks for what to do if he is a target. The answer is that he has got to be able to defend himself. Corp security analysts do these things. They have also studied got the certifications. It is not impossible. But, it is usually team work. So what the OP has to do is scale it down and schedule the work. Come home from work, cook, eat dinner, wash dishes, then sit down and do 45 mins of EDR alerts. If his PC's are turned off while at work, then maybe he could do EDR reviews every other day. Every weekend, schedule 2-3 hrs for security improvements or research. And depending on which framework he chooses to follow, he would have to schedule to do security audits lets say every 6 months or so. It's perfectly doable, it would become a regular thing, especially if he is already interested in security. It's either that or get pwned. [/QUOTE]
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