Many people assume cybersecurity careers require advanced coding skills or a computer science degree, but that’s not always the case. While technical knowledge is important, many entry-level cybersecurity roles rely heavily on communication, problem-solving, curiosity, and critical thinking. This article explores what SOC analysts actually do, the transferable skills employers...
AI is transforming security operations by helping teams triage alerts, investigate incidents, and automate reporting more efficiently. However, AI is...
Discover how BTL1 helps SOC teams improve analyst performance through practical, hands-on training. From faster onboarding and improved alert triage...
Security Blue Team is becoming Centri from 1 June 2026. What started as practical, hands-on cybersecurity training built in a garage has grown into a global learning community supporting organisations and individuals across multiple areas of cybersecurity. While the name is changing, the leadership, platform, certifications, and community-first approach remain...
Welcome to our first Faces of Centri blog post, where we’ll be showcasing a member of our team and giving you a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work at Centri. First up is Trevor, our Director of Cloud Services.
Digital forensics is a niche field within cybersecurity, and its subfield, “Browser Forensics,” is less known. Despite that, it is a crucial skill as it can provide abundant information to investigators.
Welcome to the very first Centri Wrapped, where we’ll be sharing some stats from the past year.
We decided to experiment: How effective is data exfiltration via RDP?
Live acquisition is a computer forensics technique that involves collecting data from a running computer system, rather than one that is powered off or dormant. The goal is to capture volatile forensic data, such as that in the main memory (RAM) while minimizing any impact on the system’s integrity. This...
A Command and Control, also known as a C2 or C&C server, is an essential tool for cybercriminals and hackers, acting as the central hub for managing and coordinating malicious activities such as data breaches, malware distribution, and cyberattacks.
