Installing Visual Studio Code on Fedora 31
Setting up DVWA
Creating users with Ansible Ad-Hoc commands
Customizing hotkeys on keyboard
Installing WordPress on Ubuntu 19.04
Installing Visual Studio Code on Fedora 31Install SNAP Microsoft released updates to Visual Studio Code as a SNAP package. Snap is a package management utility similar to apt, yum, or dnf, that is used to install software and any required […]
Setting up DVWAhttps://youtu.be/6EbdPO3nPmo DVWA ( http://www.dvwa.co.uk/ ) is a very useful tool for learning about web-based security. This is not just useful for hackers, but also for security engineers to learn […]
Creating users with Ansible Ad-Hoc commandshttps://youtu.be/pr0ZA6pw-jU One of the Ansible modules I was excited to learn about was the user module. With this module we can quickly and easily create and manage users on multiple systems. This […]
Customizing hotkeys on keyboardI use a Dell keyboard, model Y-U0003-DEL5 that has a string of hotkeys on the top of it. These keys for the most part are useless to me because they are primarily for web browsing (back, forward, […]
Installing WordPress on Ubuntu 19.04https://youtu.be/2P9KBdkoLF0 Install LAMP Stack To begin installation of the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) we update the apt catalog. Then we select the packages to install. NOTE: We are […]
Recent Videos
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Configuring Palo Alto security policies using User-ID
This video shows how User-ID can be used to customize the security policies to allow for more detailed security plans -
Configure Active Directory authentication (User-ID) in the Palo Alto
A walk-through of how to configure the Palo Alto to perform Active Directory authentication to enable User-ID -
Configuring Wildfire in the Palo Alto
A walk-through of how to configure the Palo Alto for WildFire analysis -
Configuring SSL/TLS decryption on the Palo Alto
A walk-through of how to configure SSL/TLS decryption on the Palo Alto. SSL/TLS decryption is used so that information can be inspected as it passes through the Palo Alto. This allows for a man-in-the-middle (MITM) inspection and management of the encrypted traffic. -
Using Palo Alto extenral lists for URL filtering
This shows how to use an externally provided list to create custom URL categories. This external list may be provided by vendors to "white-list" websites, or to "black-list" other websites. -
Creating Custom URL Categories in the Palo Alto
A short walk-through of how to create custom URL Categories in the Palo Alto. These custom categories can then be used alongside the existing URL categories to allow or deny access. -
Restrict internet access using URL Categories in the Palo Alto Security Policy
A short walk-through of blocking websites based on their URL Category directly in the Security Policy. -
Configuring Palo Alto URL Filtering Profiles
Allowing or denying access to specific categories of web-sites are important in many organizations. This video walks through how to permit or deny traffic using the Palo Alto database of URL categories. -
Customizing Palo Alto Application Block Pages
This video walks through how to customize the existing block pages to be more descriptive for your organization. -
Configuring Palo Alto Application Block Pages
A short walk-through of how to enable block messages for end-users. These messages are somewhat descriptive and enable the end-user to understand that a website or application is being blocked intentionally. -
Creating and using Palo Alto application groups
This brief video builds on the App-ID functionality and shows how to create groups of applications. These application groups can then be applied to the security policies and allow for easier management of the applications -
Using App-ID based security policies in the Palo Alto
This video walks through how to use the Palo Alto App-ID capabilities. The App-ID allows for automatic detection of the application type based on traffic inspection. Then traffic is allowed/denied based on the application, and not just the port or protocol.