Foreground: A person is seated at a desk working on a computer. Multiple digital content panels float above the desk—icons for text (“Aa”), video, images, and documents—suggesting blogging, content creation, or digital media management.

Left side: A large stylized padlock and network grid symbolize cybersecurity, protection, and secure technology.

Top-left corner: A logo reading “SURVIVE TECHNOLOGY”, reinforcing a tech-focused brand identity.

Top-center text box: A blog introduction explaining that the site shares experiences, reviews of products and services, and topics related to cybersecurity and technology, emphasizing learning and new perspectives.

Top-right: A small label reading “Blog.”

Color palette: Warm coral/orange background with cool blue and purple accents, giving a professional yet approachable feel.

Style: Clean vector illustration, minimalistic, no photorealism—typical of tech blogs, landing pages, or explainer graphics.

How to Write Security Policies: A Guide Based on My Experience and SANS Templates

This blog post outlines the process of writing and implementing security policies. It explains why it is important to consider external and internal threats, how to keep the policy up to date with the changing technology landscape, and the importance of ensuring that all stakeholders understand and are held accountable for the policy. It also gives credit to SANS security policy templates, which provide comprehensive lists of topics and considerations to think about when creating a policy and provide examples to help better understand the process. Read More…

Test Your Ransomware Detection System with a Powerful PowerShell Script

This post introduces a powerful script written in PowerShell that allows users to test their Antivirus and Ransomware detection software. The script allows for easy editing, opening, and closing of various files, and creates a temporary directory and working folder for the generated files. It can open and close both .bat and .ps1 files, and utilizes the Windows Shell object to perform mouse movements, simulating user interaction. It is a great tool for automating security tasks and improving cybersecurity productivity. Read More…