Alaa Damou
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Comment lire un CVE (et que faire ensuite)
6 min read
Arrêtez de courir après chaque alerte « Critique ». Apprenez à décoder un CVE et à prioriser les correctifs en fonction du risque réel pour votre environnement PME.
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Generative AI Phishing: What It Is and How an SMB Defends
6 min read
Generative AI made phishing fluent, targeted, and scalable. An SMB cannot block its way out. Here is what AI-crafted phishing looks like, why the old signals fail, and the human-plus-technical defense that still works.
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Comment animer votre premier exercice de simulation : un parcours PME
6 min read
Les contrôles ISO 27001:2022 A.5.24 à A.5.27 exigent une réponse aux incidents planifiée et répétée. Un exercice de simulation est le moyen le moins cher de la tester. Voici comment une petite équipe IT mène le premier en 90 minutes, avec un scénario prêt à l’emploi.
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A Practical SMB Patch Cadence: Risk-Based Triage Without a SOC
6 min read
A one- to three-person IT team cannot patch every CVE. Here is a risk-based cadence using CISA KEV and EPSS, mapped to ISO 27001:2022 controls A.8.8 and A.8.9, that keeps the business stable and the auditor satisfied.
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Building a Vulnerability Intake Workflow That Works
6 min read
Set up repeatable triage, severity mapping, and remediation tracking for faster risk reduction.
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WordPress Security Baseline for Self-Hosted Sites
6 min read
A defensible baseline for plugin hygiene, admin hardening, and backup-ready operations.
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SIEM Log Retention Strategy Without Overspending
6 min read
Retention tiers and storage design patterns for useful security telemetry on a budget.
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MFA Rollout Playbook for Small IT Teams
6 min read
How to deploy MFA with minimal disruption and measurable risk reduction.
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Linux Hardening Checklist for New Servers
6 min read
A practical baseline checklist to secure Linux servers before production exposure.
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Running PCI DSS and ISO 27001 Together: One Program, Not Two
6 min read
An SMB that accepts cards and runs ISO 27001 often runs the work twice. The two standards overlap on risk, access control, logging, and incident response. Here is how to merge them into one program with shared evidence.
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Comment lire un CVE (et que faire ensuite)
Arrêtez de courir après chaque alerte « Critique ». Apprenez à décoder un CVE et à prioriser les correctifs en fonction du risque réel pour votre environnement PME.
-
Generative AI Phishing: What It Is and How an SMB Defends
Generative AI made phishing fluent, targeted, and scalable. An SMB cannot block its way out. Here is what AI-crafted phishing looks like, why the old signals fail, and the human-plus-technical defense that still works.
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Comment animer votre premier exercice de simulation : un parcours PME
Les contrôles ISO 27001:2022 A.5.24 à A.5.27 exigent une réponse aux incidents planifiée et répétée. Un exercice de simulation est le moyen le moins cher de la tester. Voici comment une petite équipe IT mène le premier en 90 minutes, avec un scénario prêt à l’emploi.
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A Practical SMB Patch Cadence: Risk-Based Triage Without a SOC
A one- to three-person IT team cannot patch every CVE. Here is a risk-based cadence using CISA KEV and EPSS, mapped to ISO 27001:2022 controls A.8.8 and A.8.9, that keeps the business stable and the auditor satisfied.
-
Building a Vulnerability Intake Workflow That Works
Set up repeatable triage, severity mapping, and remediation tracking for faster risk reduction.
-
WordPress Security Baseline for Self-Hosted Sites
A defensible baseline for plugin hygiene, admin hardening, and backup-ready operations.
-
SIEM Log Retention Strategy Without Overspending
Retention tiers and storage design patterns for useful security telemetry on a budget.
-
MFA Rollout Playbook for Small IT Teams
How to deploy MFA with minimal disruption and measurable risk reduction.
-
Linux Hardening Checklist for New Servers
A practical baseline checklist to secure Linux servers before production exposure.
-
Running PCI DSS and ISO 27001 Together: One Program, Not Two
An SMB that accepts cards and runs ISO 27001 often runs the work twice. The two standards overlap on risk, access control, logging, and incident response. Here is how to merge them into one program with shared evidence.