Mark Viglione

Cyber Security Engineer | QVC

Mark Viglione is a graduate of Penn State University. He has experience working at a Fortune 500 company as a cybersecurity engineer. Mark is the founder of Enigma Networkz, a SaaS cybersecurity data analytics company helping small to midsized organizations protect their environment from cyber threats. He is a member of Ben Franklin Technology Partner's client portfolio program and has been a speaker at Penn State Berks LaunchBox events. He has also authored various cybersecurity related coursework and labs.

Mark holds multiple cybersecurity certificates: SSCP (Systems Security Certified Practitioner), SANS GCIA (Certified Intrusion Analyst) and CompTIA CySA+ (Cybersecurity Analyst).

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Content from Mark Viglione

Advanced Intrusion Detection

Learn the methodology behind intrusion detection and craft detection rules and logic.

Intrusion detection techniques and methods

This course is an introduction to intrusion detection methodology.

Network- versus host-based detection

A look at network- versus host-based intrusion detection.

Anomaly detection

Exploring anomaly detection.

Articles from Mark Viglione

Converting a PCAP into Zeek logs and investigating the data

March 21, 2022

Learn how to better understand the Zeek log file structure and how to use the logs when investigating events.

Using Zeek for network analysis and detections

March 7, 2022

Learn about how to use Zeek, a free, powerful open-source network traffic analyzer.

Suricata: What is it and how can we use it

March 4, 2022

Learn about the open-source threat detection engine that is an intrusion detection system (IDS) and an intrusion prevention system (IPS).

Intrusion detection software best practices

February 28, 2022

Learn intrusion detection systems fundamentals and some of the best practices behind maintaining and tuning them.

What is intrusion detection?

February 25, 2022

Gain fundamental knowledge of intrusion detection and learn why it's crucial for network and endpoint security.