I continue to get a lot of value from Clint Gibler ‘s TLDR Sec (https://tldrsec.com)newsletter. It helps me understand what other build/engineering security teams are doing and what’s new in the ecosystem from a security tech standpoint and how that tech could impact me. I also continue to get a lot of value from Matt Johansen’s VulnU (https://www.vulnu.com) which also has an accompanying series on youtube. I like how Matt breaks down recent security and tech news at a level that’s digestible by all experience levesl in security. He also does a good job of providing quick, dense, youtube clips which give highlights of key points I should know. I regularly recommend these two creators when people ask “How do you keep up on security news?” If you’re not already checking out either/both, I highly recommend subscribing! What other build focused security engineering sources do you recommend I (or others) check out?
Thanks for sharing Flee
It's more general security news, but you might find https://securityrss.ai interesting. I built it few months back (while I was on a career break) as a relatively hands-off way of staying on top of trending security news. It pulls articles from various news sites, checks for relevance, generates a summary, then groups related articles togther. There's still some improvement I'd like to make, but I'm pretty happy with it so far.
Fredrick Lee just commenting since this showed up on my feed and it seems up your ally, but if you ever want to keep a strong pulse on any companies specifically, check out Polaris (trypolaris.io). It's like a newsletter for any specific company you want info about :) hope you like it!
Clint's tl:dr sec is the most impactful newsletter I read each week. Thanks for the tip on Matt, will subscribe now!
Thanks Flee! <3 (I also agree, Clint rocks)
During a technical infosec interview, I mentioned that TL;DR was one of the publications I read weekly. They responded that it wasn’t technical enough for their criteria and asked if I could name another resource. 🥸😂😂😂
Maybe a different scope of topics but CISO Tradecraft® and Simply Cyber are both great resources. I look forward to potentially adding your suggestions to my rivers of information.
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2dCheck out 20Minds. Very interesting content from security and compliance practitioners who are looking at how industry changes impact operational security and compliance postures designed for Enggs to understand actual application.