Security doesn’t have to be complicated. Least privilege works like festival security – some people get backstage passes, most stick to the main area. Our bootcamp’s seen this play out hundreds of times. Last month, a client’s intern wiped three…
Security pros love making things complex, but the real deal is dead simple – give people just enough access to do their jobs, nothing more. Our bootcamp worked with over 200 companies last year, and it’s wild how many mess…
It’s no secret that too many permissions can wreck a system. Our training sessions have shown this mess firsthand – developers getting admin rights they don’t actually need, then chaos follows. The principle of least privilege isn’t rocket science: give…
The principle of least privilege is simple: give users only the access they need to do their jobs, nothing more. When this rule is ignored, risk skyrockets. Too often, we see developers, interns, or even marketing teams with database or…
Security starts with the basics, not with flashy tools or buzzwords. Without strong fundamentals, even the most advanced systems remain vulnerable. Just like a house depends on its foundation, digital protection relies on proven principles that stand the test of…
When developers rush to finish code, they’ll grab those admin rights without thinking twice. You might as well hand over the keys to your house. Our training team’s seen this behavior hundreds of times – it’s like watching someone prop…
Most Windows admins can’t live without PowerShell scripts these days – remote management’s just too useful to ignore. But there’s a catch: without HTTPS protecting WinRM, it’s like leaving the keys in your car. Last month our security team caught…
The chmod 777 trap catches everyone sooner or later. Each week in our secure coding bootcamp, there’s that moment when a frustrated student thinks giving full permissions will solve their access headache – it never does. Just last month some…
Temp files lurk in nearly every developer’s code like landmines waiting to go off. Our training bootcamp saw it last month – a junior dev’s “temporary” cache sitting exposed on a shared server for weeks. Bad actors found it, grabbed…
Walking into any dev training room, you’ll spot them right away – those new coders bypassing PowerShell security like it’s some kind of game. Makes our security team cringe every time. It’s the digital equivalent of propping open the fire…
