ewdupler, Author at One More Patch

What Good Security Documentation Looks Like

Create documentation that people actually use, with clear ownership, current details, and enough context to be helpful.

Build incident response muscle memory with drills that are simple, realistic, and useful enough to repeat regularly.

Explore practical ways to use AI tools responsibly while protecting data, permissions, and decision quality.

Spot common cloud security mistakes early with a focus on permissions, storage exposure, and configuration drift.

Make access reviews less painful with a repeatable process that improves accuracy, accountability, and least privilege.

Focus your learning on the security skills that improve daily operations, sharpen judgment, and support long-term growth.

A grounded look at Zero Trust principles, without the buzzword fog or the impossible promise of perfect security.

Prepare for ransomware with calm planning, practical backups, and response habits that reduce panic when things go sideways.

False positives are annoying, but they can teach better tuning, clearer thresholds, and more resilient security operations.

Turn noisy logs into useful signal with practical logging choices, better retention, and less detective work later.