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October Mission 2023 - Day 10 Poll

ChrystalT

IF YOU TAKE THIS POLL BEFORE FRIDAY OCTOBER 13TH OR FROM THE COMMAND CENTER VS. THE MISSION, YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE MISSION CREDIT

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donrobert5

Nice

tatertot53

I think company training from ChrystalT would be best...

FormerMember

It is funny how we seem to have lost interest in videos. I always used to refer to youtube first and foremost but now after I have to sit through sometimes 2 mins worth of adverts i'd rather search for the text solution.

CySecDog

All of the above, frankly.

jgammon

I begin each project with a deep study of best practices produced by the vendor and the community. To complete such a course of endeavors, I also look to the competition and their recommended best practices based upon IEEE, NIST, and Security communities published best practices. When a course of endeavor demonstrates to be more intense than anticipated, the next progression in my security journey is to "calm yourself and listen" to what the threat actor or vector may be attempting. Removing the low hanging fruit from the vulnerability tree is key to eliminating methods of intrusion or access to that treasure which we are charged with guarding.

amore1329

I would have to agree with @petergwilson on this one. All of the listed sources would assist in improving your SolarWinds Security Posture. I learn best visually, so that would be my primary source, but best practice guides would get the average person started on the right foot.

akhasheni

SolarWinds security posture? Not the company's or the datacenter's - but SolarWinds'? Free updates of course. Sure, charge for support - but updates?

nhkelley

Can't go wrong with BPG documentation :-)

Amar_T

good

petergwilson

To be fair, all of the above would be useful.

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