Hosted by Linda Martin - Cybersecurity Simplified · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Government security standards minus the boring parts. Each week, I take NIST 800-53 controls and translate them for real people and small businesses. Think: what to do when your email gets hacked at 3 AM, not 'enterprise-grade solutions' that cost a fortune.Real scenarios, practical steps. cyberberri.substack.com
Linda Martin - Cybersecurity Simplified hosts Cyberberri: cybersecurity you’ll actually use, a technology show with 11 episodes published.
This is the last post for 2025. Happy Holidays! You forgot which version of your password you used. Third attempt fails. Fifth attempt fails. Now you’re locked out for 30 minutes. Annoying? Sure. But here’s what else jus
We’ve wrapped up the Incident Response controls, and now we’re moving into Access Control—the part that focuses on preventing the wrong people from getting into your accounts and devices in the first place. Most security
Incident Response: The Complete Picture We’ve covered all eight incident response controls. Here’s how they fit together and what each one does. The Controls IR-4: Incident Handling - Your first steps when something goes
You’ve built the detailed incident response plan. You’ve documented everything. Recovery codes, contact lists, procedures—it’s all there in perfectly organized folders. But at 2 AM, when your main email is compromised an
Picture this: It’s Tuesday morning. You boot up your computer and everything—your files, photos, tax documents—has a weird extension you can’t open. A ransom note demands $500 in Bitcoin. Your first instinct? Google it.
That backup email you set up two years ago? It might be completely useless when you need it most. This episode reveals why 90% of security plans fail at the worst possible moment—not because they’re badly designed, but b
Ever noticed how your perfect incident response plan turns into complete gibberish the moment a real alert hits? This episode reveals the critical gap between having a plan and being ready to execute it under pressure. W
Ever wonder how a $50 late fee or a six-figure fine could stem from the same mistake? Missing notification deadlines. This episode breaks down IR-6 (Incident Reporting) - the regulatory trap that springs after you think
What’s your first move when your email gets hacked at 3 AM? If you’re scrambling, guessing, or frantically Googling, you’re already losing. In this deep dive, we break down the dramatic difference between improvising dur
How long would it take you to notice if someone was poking around your most critical digital accounts right now? Days? Weeks? In this deep dive into IR5 (Incident Monitoring), we explore the stark difference between flyi
Topics Covered: IR4 incident handling and response planning Digital fire drills for cybersecurity Email compromise and phone theft scenarios Simple vs. complex incident response plans Key Takeaways: Security incidents ar
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