I am shocked when I see how low #MFA adoption is. Survey-based statistics range from 11%-26% usage. In 2022, #Microsoft reported that 22% of #AzureAD logins use MFA. This is crazy to me. MFA is a pain, it's annoying, it's repetitive. But multiple sources (including Microsoft and Google) claim it blocks over 99.9% of attacks. I turn it on for everything that matters because it is like paying insurance-a little cost for a lot of peace of mind.

If I can use metasploit in a simple lab environment does that raise me to the level of script kiddie? Script Kiddie intern? Or is script kiddie not a thing anymore? Or was script kiddie never a thing?

Just getting into the whole cybersecurity space. There is a lot of noise here. I am curious how I will feel about it at 3 months, 6 months, a year. Right now it feels like chaos and it is hard to get my feet under me and focus.

Hey, I am starting to research cloud defensive security. I have tons of operational experience in cloud (mostly Azure with AWS and a little Google Cloud thrown in). Any suggestions on good resources / follows would be appreciated.