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There is an overemphasis on Capture The Flag in the security world. Instead, the industry should focus more on the 'builder' perspective to develop robust systems rather than the 'breaker' mindset typically associated with penetration testing and CTF competitions. In addition, we must shift the industry's reward and recognition structures to incentivize building secure-by-design systems.
A CTF is a type of cybersecurity competition where participants solve security-related challenges to find flags representing vulnerabilities or secrets within a system. A CTF and bug bounty are similar, as both test cybersecurity skills but have different goals and outcomes.
Red teaming is not just about penetration testing but also about testing the operations of the people who manage defenses.
Finally, the discussion ends with pondering the question of "winning" in cybersecurity and agreeing that providing a system free of defects and ensuring security assurance should be the ultimate goal.
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There is an overemphasis on Capture The Flag in the security world. Instead, the industry should focus more on the 'builder' perspective to develop robust systems rather than the 'breaker' mindset typically associated with penetration testing and CTF competitions. In addition, we must shift the industry's reward and recognition structures to incentivize building secure-by-design systems.
A CTF is a type of cybersecurity competition where participants solve security-related challenges to find flags representing vulnerabilities or secrets within a system. A CTF and bug bounty are similar, as both test cybersecurity skills but have different goals and outcomes.
Red teaming is not just about penetration testing but also about testing the operations of the people who manage defenses.
Finally, the discussion ends with pondering the question of "winning" in cybersecurity and agreeing that providing a system free of defects and ensuring security assurance should be the ultimate goal.
FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA:
➜Twitter: @SecTablePodcast
➜LinkedIn: The Security Table Podcast
➜YouTube: The Security Table YouTube Channel
Thanks for Listening!
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