Multifactor Tapestries

The Multifactor authentication is the true account saviour since a malicious actor should know your password and have in possession your device in order to compromise your account. That drastically reduces the risk of account stealing.

Statistics say that 123456 is the most common used password, which is definitely not the most secure passwords possible. To be honest, is not even a password strictly saying since it can be defeated in a blink of an eye. Therefore, as a tip, try to not use this kind of passwords.

No importa de donde provenga el acceso a los datos, tanto si vienen desde internet como si provienen de la red interna. Autentica siempre dicho acceso.

HTTPOnly flag for cookies should be a must. This avoids other unwanted usages of cookies from your browser like scripts and only restricts its usage for HTTP. Black background with white letters design version.

A black background with white letters design version. The principle of the Zero Trust architecture is to assume the breach inside your network, therefore, never trust any asset access before validation or authentication. Therefore, in a funny way, it should be similar to validate your dog before he can enter home.

The best practice in terms of giving permissions or authorisation to access an asset is to do it through roles instead of assigning the permissions directly to the user.

A black background with white letters design version of the a best practice. When it comes to giving permissions or authorisation to access an asset, roles should be used instead of assigning the permissions directly to the user.

Yet another security awareness design, but not less important, about the bad practice of saving clear text passwords in notepad. They should be saved in a password manager tool instead. This is a black background with white letters design version.

The principle of the Zero Trust architecture is to assume the breach inside your network, therefore, never trust any asset access before validation or authentication. Is like validating your cat before he can enter home.

The Germany flag design of the Cybersecurity Blue Team in badge style. Ideal for your peers working with you in the same cyber security group. Let's prove to the Red Team that they don't stand a chance to compromise anything!

No matter it is external network or internal network authenticate, always authenticate any access to sensitive information. The principle of Zero trust.

A funny design of a shiba inu working in cybersecurity stating the principle of zero trust, which is authenticate or validate even if it comes from a trusted source.

Yet another security awareness design, but not less important, about the bad practice of saving clear text passwords in notepad. They should be saved in a password manager tool instead.

Reusing passwords, specially when using the same for social media, personal email and your employer accounts, increases the chance that attackers could access to your jobs accounts. Therefore, avoid doing such practice.

This design represents some of the technical security controls that you might want to put in place in order to practice layered defense.