Tag Archives: Security

Red Teaming and the Adversarial Mindset: Have a Plan, Backup Plan and Escape Plan

Posted on March 2, 2015 by Matthew Sharp

Recently, I attended a fascinating class given in San Francisco by fellow ITS Tactical contributor and author of the Red Teams… View Article

Posted in Security | Tagged Addictomatic, Cyber Security, Digital Security, escape plan, Intel, Intelligence Gathering, iSeek, NetGlub, Open Source Intelligence, OSINT, Pastebin, Paterva, Physical Security, Pipl, Red Team, Red Team Operation, Red Teaming, Red Teams, Security, Security Camera, Security Testing, Shodan, Small Team Tactics, Social Engineering, Spokeo | 4 Comments

Protecting Your Identity on the Internet – Part 1: Fighting Data Brokers

Posted on January 14, 2015 by Jack H.

Imagine a file containing your name, address, political party, income, hobbies and favorite brand of soap. Sounds like the intro… View Article

Posted in Privacy | Tagged catalogs, Communication, computer, data, data broker, datalogix, digital, direct mail, dmachoice, ebureau, epsilon, experian, family, intelius, junk mail, mail, marketing, opt out, personal, Privacy, Security | 13 Comments

Peeple: Get a Photo of Who’s Knocking at Your Door

Posted on January 8, 2015 by Bryan Black

Yesterday, I was watching the developments from the International CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas, like I do each… View Article

Posted in Security | Tagged door, Front Door, Home Invasion, Home Invasion Protection, Home Security, Peephole, Peephole Privacy, Peephole Security, Peeple, Peeple.io, Reverse Peephole, Reverse Peephole Viewer Protection, Security | 10 Comments

How To Make Your Escape and Disappear from the Internet

Posted on September 22, 2014 by The ITS Crew

There are a few straightforward steps you can take if you’re looking to remove yourself from the World Wide Web,… View Article

Posted in Privacy | Tagged anonymous, deactivate, disappear online, escape, hidden, Internet, online, Privacy, Security, Social Media, technology, web, websites, world wide web | 1 Comment

Can Anyone Truly Be Anonymous Online?

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Rob Henderson

The Internet is the single greatest information resource available to mankind today. Unfortunately, the Internet of today has become a… View Article

Posted in Privacy | Tagged anonymous, data, digicom, digital, Internet, internet privacy, nsa, Privacy, Security, Spy, surfing, web | 9 Comments

Plan, Execute and Vanish: Everyday Red Teaming

Posted on April 21, 2014 by U. Fridman

While “Red Team” often refers to a group of experts testing or infiltrating a physical or virtual perimeter of an… View Article

Posted in Mindset | Tagged infiltration, logic, Mindset, ooda, OODA Loop, planning, plans, problem solving, problems, Recon, Red Team, Security | 1 Comment

5 Phone Numbers You Need on Speed Dial

Posted on April 14, 2014 by The ITS Crew

Not every situation is one that requires dialing 9-1-1; that line should be kept clear for true emergencies only. 911.gov… View Article

Posted in Comms | Tagged Cell Phone, Emergency, fire, help, information, non-emergency, phone numbers, poison control, police, question, safety, Security | 10 Comments

Lifesaving Tips to Prevent a Carjacking and Not Become a Victim

Posted on March 19, 2014 by Eric S.

I was browsing Facebook the other day and someone posted a link to the recent Colorado carjacking video. I clicked the link… View Article

Posted in Driving, Physical Security | Tagged Ambush, autocross, carjack, carjacking, family, hijack, Mindset, safety, Security, Theft, Training, vehicle, vehicle tactics | 8 Comments

Is Blackphone the World’s First NSA Secure Phone?

Posted on February 24, 2014 by The ITS Crew

If you’ve ever used PGP encryption to communicate over the internet, you may be familiar with its creator, Phil Zimmerman… View Article

Posted in Privacy | Tagged Android, black phone, blackphone, Communication, data, Encryption, nsa, phone, Privacy, privatos, secret, Security, Silent Circle, smartphone, Spy | 18 Comments

Lessons Learned from the Los Angeles International Airport Shooting

Posted on December 3, 2013 by ITS Guest Contributor

There are several lessons learned from the LAX shooting on November 1, 2013 in California, but first, I want to… View Article

Posted in Medical | Tagged aid, airport, ambulance, california, ems, fire, first aid, help, lax, LAX Shooting, lessons, Lone Star Medics, los angeles, Los Angeles International Airport Shooting, Medical, Mindset, paramedic, police, rescue, Security, Shooting, skills, threat, Tourniquet, Training, Trauma Kit, TSA | 13 Comments

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Tag Archives: Security

Protecting Your Identity on the Internet – Part 1: Fighting Data Brokers

Peeple: Get a Photo of Who’s Knocking at Your Door

Can Anyone Truly Be Anonymous Online?

Plan, Execute and Vanish: Everyday Red Teaming

5 Phone Numbers You Need on Speed Dial

Lifesaving Tips to Prevent a Carjacking and Not Become a Victim

Is Blackphone the World’s First NSA Secure Phone?

Lessons Learned from the Los Angeles International Airport Shooting

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