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I wouldn't classify the majority of "Blue teams" I've worked with as professional. I'm currently dealing with a new Infosec group at my company that thinks the
by greedo 7y ago
I wouldn't classify the majority of "Blue teams" I've worked with as professional. I'm currently dealing with a new Infosec group at my company that thinks the CEH is a high quality cert, that doesn't understand how open relays can be a problem, and believe that everything Qualys spits out is the word of God. I feel sorry for the CSO we just hired, but he's not much better, and a classic example of why "CSO" often stands for Chief Sacrificial Officer.
- Kalium 7y agoWith a set of attitudes like that, it sounds like he'll shortly be Chief Sacrificed Officer. A good infosec group is a wonderful thing. It's unfortunate that you don't have one.