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Achieved: Signature Track Certificate in Gamification. Next up: Foundations of Teaching for Learning…

Achieved: Signature Track Certificate in Gamification. Next up: Foundations of Teaching for Learning 1: Introduction in August. Wonder if I can cram Network+ in before then.

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Tenable Network Security Podcast Episode 169 - “Windows Wireless Networks List, Apache Backdoor Detection”

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stepchildofthesun:

Amazing WWII Wonder Woman cosplay by Jessica LG

Oh that is fantastic!

I like this. Look! reasonably dressed female superhero!

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Tips to improve your scans: Now Built in!

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New in Nessus: scanning recommendations for a better audit!

Tuning your Nessus scan policy can yield great results. Tenable has added a new Nessus plugin which will analyze the scan results for your environment and the scan settings that were used, and then suggest improvements for a better audit.

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See missing patches at a glance!

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The new Nessus “Patch Report” plugin (ID #66334) will display a list of consolidated patches, only showing the patches that need to be applied and ignoring the superseded patches.

Keeping tabs on missing patches is one of the challenges faced by everyone responsible for managing systems. Regardless of platform, there are a plethora of patches to be applied. The new Nessus “Patc…

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Why are Coursera lectures delivered in 3-15 minutes chunks? Did you know you can watch lectures at different speeds? Read more about the research in learning and attention spans & find out about creative ways professors are teaching on Coursera to engage with students! http://bit.ly/18oHYvt

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