Finally. A domain attached to the blog. Thinking of a domain name is one thing, but ensuring its available is a whole other beast. As a technical person, sometimes creativity eludes me and with such a generic surname finding a name was a bit of a challenge. To register a new domain was quite simple using the Route 53 console within AWS. The cost was USD $23 for a 1 year subscription and the wizard is quite easy to follow.
I am going through a learning curve with AWS, so what better way to get into it than by standing up a new blog using Lightsail. The setup was very straightforward. Login to the AWS console and select Lightsail. Select “Create instance” The AWS Lightsail console Specify the instance location, platform and blueprint to use Follow the bouncing ball through the wizard Select the instance plan and give it a meaningful name.
Welcome A blog… Something I probably should have done a long time ago. It’s amazing just how quickly you forget stuff when its not written down! I am an IT Security Engineer / Automation Specialist located in Melbourne, Australia and enjoy coding, technology, trading card games and spending time in the great outdoors with my family, friends and my own. Hoping to share some of my learnings with the blog as a bit of a personal journey.
Case #11: Introducing the Reporter responder Table of Contents Case Summary Case Description Task Log Entries Task Group : Task Title default : Where does the report go? default : This is a closed task Case Observables Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) Definitions and Usage Case Summary TLP:WHITE - Disclosure is not limited. | | | | :— | :— | |Severity |Medium| |Created By |admin| |Assignee |admin| |Tags |responder| |Case status: |Open| |Start Date|2019-11-17T05:36:00Z|
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