Managing Incident Response Mitigation and Recovery

[@sishibly]

Num 3: Centralized log files are easier to search, parse, and archive.

[@o-linesecurity7109]

Absolutely! Good job!

[@GodofThought]

thank alot bro...first time doing anything of this magnitude....basically struggling with imposter syndrome....no IT experience...my typing needs work...but i am glad to learn. This experience is both scary and exciting for me and you helped a billion bro,my words cant thankyou enuf. #gratefulinbarbados

[@o-linesecurity7109]

Oh wow! Congrats on taking the first step. So happy we could help you on this journey. When you get a chance check out our Security Fundamentals Academy. It’s for ppl with 0 experience trying to break into IT.

[@GodofThought]

@@o-linesecurity7109 as time permits...ill give it a shot...

[@rashidimakemak3wizzylover603]

Incoming from Barbados Just completed a speedrun of these with a little assistance from your videos took 4 days at average response time of 39mins. First time I'm going into cyber security as well.

[@o-linesecurity7109]

@@rashidimakemak3wizzylover603 we’re happy to have you here!

[@FailingStreetBridge]

Finished all the labs! Thanks for your help

[@o-linesecurity7109]

You are very welcome! Hopefully this can help others!

[@dre3576]

Centralized log files are easier to search, parse, and archive.

[@o-linesecurity7109]

Great answer!

[@scoremode1]

I'm learning a lot with these labs and great practice. Thanks again.

[@o-linesecurity7109]

Anytime Craig! Thanks for your comment!

[@mohdhasan4785]

Thank you very much for the great efforts.

[@o-linesecurity7109]

You are very welcome sir!

[@mariesties]

Excuse me! How did you add the symbol | inside the terminal?

[@o-linesecurity7109]

Good question. It is a combination of 2 keys. You have to hold "shift" and then the "\" key. Holding shift and then selecting \ will give you this "|".

[@mariesties]

@@o-linesecurity7109 Thanks a million! I'm going to try it!

[@o-linesecurity7109]

@@mariesties you are very welcome!

[@zoebmaredia1830]

What key in a keyboard you use to save and quit VIM file ?

[@o-linesecurity7109]

Good question. Hit the “:” and then “wq” to quit and save or “q!” to quit without saving.

[@zoebmaredia1830]

@@o-linesecurity7109 I tried but it’s giving me an error

[@o-linesecurity7109]

@@zoebmaredia1830 you may have to join us on a Cyber Thursday so we can help you troubleshoot.

[@zoebmaredia1830]

@@o-linesecurity7109 I’m sorry I found the problem i forgot su - root

[@o-linesecurity7109]

@@zoebmaredia1830 good job troubleshooting.