Security Compliance

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🚀 Excited to share my latest Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) project completed on Cyberr, where I eng…

Darius Richardson — Aspiring Cyber Security GRC Consultant | Computer Science Graduate | CompTIA A+ | Risk & Compliance

🚀 Excited to share my latest Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) project completed on Cyberr, where I engineered an audit-ready, mini-Information Security Management System (ISMS) from the ground up. Simulating the role of a Cybersecurity Governance, Risk and Compliance Cons…

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Just dropped a massive suite of 9 live services on the Heelr marketplace. I’m moving application security and…

Schomer — Principal Security Solutions Architect & Founder

Just dropped a massive suite of 9 live services on the Heelr marketplace. I’m moving application security and compliance out of traditional bottlenecking models and into pure, automated velocity. What's live on the dashboard right now: • Deterministic Layer-Zero Validation: Neut…

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Organizations routinely invest in enterprise architecture, security architecture, application architecture, a…

Victor Manuel Font Jr — Keynote Speaker | Strategic Technology Leader | Fractional CIO | IT & Cyber Governance Expert | Published Author | FedRAMP Readiness | Board-Level Advisor | Digital Transformation | Enterprise WordPress/Formidable Forms

Organizations routinely invest in enterprise architecture, security architecture, application architecture, and data architecture because they recognize that important capabilities require intentional design. Yet governance evidence is often left to chance. Policies, meeting min…

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📊 RECONCILING LINE-RATE VELOCITY WITH AUDITABLE ENTERPRISE COMPLIANCE Enterprise regulatory expectations hav…

Schomer — Principal Security Solutions Architect & Founder

📊 RECONCILING LINE-RATE VELOCITY WITH AUDITABLE ENTERPRISE COMPLIANCE Enterprise regulatory expectations have permanently flipped. Annual point-in-time security audits are dead. Regulatory frameworks are now universally demanding continuous cyber resilience and machine-readable…

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A pentest is a photo of one Tuesday. It captures the state of your app on a single day. The day after, your e…

Nikki Webb — Cybersecurity is not just technical, it is human | Protecting people, businesses & resilience

A pentest is a photo of one Tuesday. It captures the state of your app on a single day. The day after, your engineers ship again and whatever the pentester didn't see is live in production. So here's the question we're actually asking: does a single point-in-time test still coun…

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Getting ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2 or DORA-ready doesn't have to mean 12 months of spreadsheets. At Sentinel42 we…

SIMON GREEN — Founder / Independent GRC & Information Security Consultant / Fractional CISO

Getting ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2 or DORA-ready doesn't have to mean 12 months of spreadsheets. At Sentinel42 we pair hands-on consultancy with our own ISMS platform, so the risk register, SoA, policies and evidence live in one place and stay current after the auditor leaves. → Fre…

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CISA BOD 26-04 and the Reality of Pre-Patch CompromiseCISA’s recent addition of CVE-2026-48907 to the Known E…

Schomer — Principal Security Solutions Architect & Founder

CISA BOD 26-04 and the Reality of Pre-Patch CompromiseCISA’s recent addition of CVE-2026-48907 to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog under Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 26-04 highlights a massive operational bottleneck for CISOs. Under new mandates, organiza…

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Hi everyone, I’m 23 years old and currently open to new opportunities in cybersecurity, with full flexibility…

Samuel Santos Belloso — Senior Cyber Strategy, Risk and Compliance

Hi everyone, I’m 23 years old and currently open to new opportunities in cybersecurity, with full flexibility to relocate internationally. At this stage of my career, I have already had the opportunity to build experience across both technical IT and cybersecurity environments.…

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As one chapter closes, a new opportunity to drive security excellence begins. My CISO-as-a-Service mandate wi…

Patrick Bochart — Chief Information Security Officer (Freelance)

As one chapter closes, a new opportunity to drive security excellence begins. My CISO-as-a-Service mandate with parking.brussels wraps up this Friday, 11 September. I want to extend my sincere thanks to the teams there for their unwavering trust and the high-quality collaboratio…

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Unpopular opinion: most ISO 27001 certificates prove one thing. You passed an audit on one particular week. T…

SIMON GREEN — Founder / Independent GRC & Information Security Consultant / Fractional CISO

Unpopular opinion: most ISO 27001 certificates prove one thing. You passed an audit on one particular week. They don't prove your risk register reflects the business you run today. Or that your SoA justifications would survive a real incident. Or that anyone outside the ISMS own…

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Operation Sentinel update — now parsing external identity surfaces hunter.py: off-hours admin detection if e.…

Melissa Wozney — Detection Engineer | IAM & ITDR Analyst | SOC & GRC Specialist | Python SIEM Automation (120m→30m) | DORA & NIS2 Compliance | Triple MSc CS/DS/AI | W-8BEN Approved Contractor (Remote CET/EST)

Operation Sentinel update — now parsing external identity surfaces hunter.py: off-hours admin detection if e.role == 'admin' and e.hour not in range(9,17): flag(e) — 120m → 30m NEW: linkedin_hunter.py parses LinkedIn Logins.csv (Login.csv export) for impossible travel / off-hour…

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Pentesters aren't the problem. Annual cadence is. A penetration tester's real value isn't re-confirming the s…

Nikki Webb — Cybersecurity is not just technical, it is human | Protecting people, businesses & resilience

Pentesters aren't the problem. Annual cadence is. A penetration tester's real value isn't re-confirming the same OWASP Top 10 list once a year. It's judgement: architecture, logic, context, what actually matters to your business. The problem is the snapshot model. One report, th…

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