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Why hire a vCISO and when?
Hiring a Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) on a part-time or as-needed basis helps organizations gain security expertise without the overhead costs of a full-time hire. The decision between a vCISO and a traditional in-house CISO depends on the...
Capture The Packet Build 4.8.0
Capture The Packet Build 4.8.0Build 4.8.0 of Capture The Packet, is live! Here's what's new in this update.Bug FixesFixed bug with CTP Round Creator displaying live services when system was not licensed to allow it.Fixed LSI service management so that only one live...
Celebrating the Successes of the Packet Hacking Village at DEF CON 31
The Packet Hacking Village at DEF CON 31 sponsored by Aries Security was a massive success all around. This was a place where cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts could flex their skills and test their mettle with some of the most cutting-edge devices and technologies on the market. The turnout was incredible, and we’re thrilled to report that it exceeded all our expectations in terms of engagement, participation, and raw enjoyment.
Hardwired Competition at DEF CON: Building a Network Cable Against the Clock
DEF CON, the famous annual hacking conference held in Las Vegas, is known for its intense competitions and challenges that test the skills of the best hackers in the world. One such competition is the Hardwired competition held at the Packet Hacking Village, sponsored by Aries Security.
A Recap of Capture The Packet at DEF CON
Every year, the Packet Hacking Village at DEF CON attracts attendees from various corners of the world, with a keen interest in cybersecurity. This year, Aries Security, a primary sponsor of the village, once again presented their widely popular Capture The Packet competition.
Aries Security Wins Contract With Pikes Peak State College
Aries Security has recently been awarded a contract with Pikes Peak State College of Colorado to provide them with their 6th generation Capture The Packet system.
What Bug Bounties Are and How They Work
When a company releases a new product or updates its system, they often run into bugs or errors that need to be fixed. These bugs are usually discovered by their development team, but what happens if the team can’t find them all?
Need help navigating the DCWF mandatory skills assessment? We’ve got you covered!
Preparing for the mandatory skills assessment (MSA) can be a stressful process. It requires individuals to stay up-to-date with the latest advances in cybersecurity technology and strategies, as well as demonstrate their knowledge on a range of topics. However, Capture the Packet is here to help make this process easier.
Understanding the 7 elements of DCWF
The seven elements that make up the DCWF are geared towards creating a comprehensive understanding of the various roles and responsibilities of cybersecurity personnel in the DoD. Each of these elements fulfills a specific task crucial to the overall success of cybersecurity in the DoD.
The Anatomy of a Cyber Security Readiness Program
Cyber security has become an increasingly important element of business operations, both large and small. Companies must be proactive in addressing the risks posed by cyber threats, and having a cyber security readiness program in place is essential for preventing impact to business operations from malicious activities.
Capture The Packet Spotlight: Our range as a teachers aid
Teachers have an important job in helping students learn and retain crucial information. With the rise of cybercrime, it is more important than ever to equip teachers with the right tools and resources to properly teach their students about cybersecurity topics.
Capture The Packet Spotlight: Integrate our range as the second interview
Are you looking for a way to streamline the candidate evaluation process and get closer to the job candidates you want? If so, Capture The Packet cyber range is an excellent product to consider. With its capability as an assessment suite and rich reporting and metrics, Capture The Packet can save time while providing valuable insight into potential job applicants.
Capture The Packet Spotlight: How advanced reporting helps you focus training and save money
Having the ability to track training and progress with advanced reporting tools is essential for any organization looking to maximize their resources. Capture The Packet’s rich reporting system delivers a wealth of insight, allowing you to identify skill gaps and drive education in targeted problem areas.
Capture The Packet Spotlight: Using our integrated framework to expand your own
Are you looking for a powerful platform to expand your current training framework? Capture The Packet is the perfect solution! With its comprehensive library of exercises across multiple domains, it allows users to supplement their existing frameworks with material from NICE, JQR, and DCWF.
Capture The Packet Spotlight: How our multiple challenge types can broaden your teams skill set
Are you looking for a way to broaden the skillset of your team? Capture The Packet is a great option. With hundreds of challenges across multiple domains, it can help hone their skills in areas such as IoT, system forensics, file forensics, APT, LAN and more.
Capture The Packet Spotlight: How our anti-collusion features can encourage teamwork
Teamwork is an essential part of any successful business. But it can be difficult to ensure that team members are working together efficiently and fairly without resorting to cheating or duplicating answers.
What is the DCWF and why is it important?
The DoD Cyberspace Workforce Framework (DCWF) is an essential tool for the Department of Defense when it comes to identifying, tracking, and reporting cyberspace positions. It serves as a foundation for developing baseline qualifications needed to manage the cyber workforce.
Making Sense of the Latest 8140 Regulations: What You Need To Know
In this article, we’ll provide an overview of DoD 8140.03 and explain what everyone needs to know about the regulations in order to make sense of them.
A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding 8140 Cybersecurity Requirements
The Department of Defense (DoD) has issued a series of directives to ensure the safety and security of its cyberspace operations. The DoD 8140 directives establish guidelines for the DoD Cyberspace Workforce Framework (DCWF). Additionally, they provide guidance on qualification requirements for personnel identified as members of the DoD cyberspace workforce. This guide is designed to help readers understand these cybersecurity requirements and how they apply to the federal workspace.
What is DOD 8140.03 and why is it important?
Department of Defense (DoD) 8140.03 is an important document that outlines the DCWF (DoD Cyber Workforce Framework) which dictates the skills and training needed for different positions within the federal government.