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Known Exploited Vulnerabilities + End‑of‑Life Tracking Tools

One of the Github projects I started this year was a Known Exploited Vulnerabilities and End‑of‑Life tracking tools, a small engine that pulled CISA KEV entries and vendor EOL timelines, and highlighted assets that were both vulnerable and unsupported. KEV tells you what’s being exploited. EOL tells you what can’t be patched. Putting them together

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How to Build an Incident Response Plan: A Complete NIST CSF 2.0 Example

This article isn’t just a guide, it’s a complete, modern Incident Response Plan aligned to NIST CSF 2.0. A full, real‑world IRP you can use as a reference, benchmark, or starting point for your own organisation.

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