Mitre Tapestries

Topo Map of Mitre Peak, Tararua Ranges, NZ (see store for a non-circle version)

Mitre Peak is a mountain at the end of the Milford road, Milford Sound in Fiordland New Zealand. Illustrated here in black and white with geometric lines and a watercolor, blue background.

A light dusting of snow on the top of Mitre Peak, Milford Sound, New Zealand.

Mitre Peak of the Tararua Range, New Zealand

Mitre Peak of the Tararua Range, New Zealand

New Zealand - Mitre Peak, Milford Sound

A funny design of a samoyed working in cybersecurity and is committed to fight against the bad guys!

Looking across the clear blue waters of Milford sound towards Mitre Peak.

The miter (from the Greek μίτρα: girdle, headband, diadem) is a pontifical insignia used by prelates of the Catholic Church, the Orthodox Church and the Anglican Church, whether they are: abbots, bishops, archbishops, cardinals or even the Pope. The miter is the prelative head covering of the ceremony.

The Spain flag design of the Cybersecurity Red Team in badge style. Ideal for your peers working with you in the same cyber security group. Let's prove to the Blue Team that their detections and security measures are useless!

A motivational quote for cybersecurity professionals to defend harder their organisation network because the adversary will try hard. Never underestimate the attacker.

Welcome to the CTF gamification arena where the blue team and the red team fight each other with one common objective: To proactively detect any vulnerability or weakness before the malicious actors or the bad guys. Use them with proud on such events to show what you are made of!! This is a design version with 4 Blue Team logo pack.

Statistics say that 123456 is the most common used password, which is definitely not the most secure passwords possible. To be honest, is not even a password strictly saying since it can be defeated in a blink of an eye. Therefore, as a tip, try to not use this kind of passwords.

An awareness design to remind coworkers to don't leave unlocked their computers even for going to the toilet.

This is the message that all pentesters don't want to receive when doing such activities.

A design about cybersecurity awareness for Halloween. Don't miss the chance to provide a dose of training to your coworkers and avoid them to click in the wrong pumpkin!

To mitigate the risk of supply chain attacks or other similar ones that implies malicious code being incorporated in the code, it is recommended to perform malware scanning to the dependencies before using them into your project.

This is a typical attack that takes advantage from a web server misconfiguration. The result is that the malicious actor can browse the server file system.

The Sweden flag design of the Cybersecurity Blue Team in badge style. Ideal for your peers working with you in the same cyber security group. Let's prove to the Red Team that they don't stand a chance to compromise anything!

No importa de donde provenga el acceso a los datos, tanto si vienen desde internet como si provienen de la red interna. Autentica siempre dicho acceso.

Malware reverse engineers design for those who had master these skills or studied any certification or degree about. Their contributions are invaluable for the cybersecurity community.

The Belgium flag design of the Cybersecurity Red Team in badge style. Ideal for your peers working with you in the same cyber security group. Let's prove to the Blue Team that their detections and security measures are useless!

Welcome to the CTF gamification arena where the blue team and the red team fight each other with one common objective: To proactively detect any vulnerability or weakness before the malicious actors or the bad guys. Use them with proud on such events to show what you are made of!! This is a design version with 4 Purple Team badge pack.

A funny design about the fact that cybersecurity professionals need to be somewhat crazy to love their job.

The France flag design of the Cybersecurity Blue Team in badge style. Ideal for your peers working with you in the same cyber security group. Let's prove to the Red Team that they don't stand a chance to compromise anything!

A black background with white letters design version. The principle of the Zero Trust architecture is to assume the breach inside your network, therefore, never trust any asset access before validation or authentication. Therefore, in a funny way, it should be similar to validate your dog before he can enter home.

The France flag design of the Cybersecurity Red Team in badge style. Ideal for your peers working with you in the same cyber security group. Let's prove to the Blue Team that their detections and security measures are useless!

Milford Sound New Zealand

Mitre Peak, Milford Sound, south island New Zealand.

The nmap tool normally is one of the first tools you use to assess the security of your network. So no nmap means no fun. This is a black background with white letters design.

An arcade look and feel of the blue team design. Great for wearing it in the capture the flag game.

As a security analyst, one of the most important components you need to increase the security posture are the IOC or indicators of compromise, by creating detection use cases or blacklisting them. This is a black background design version with white letters.

Threat Intelligence could be great source for your cybersecurity program. They can provide useful IOC, feeds, notifications and vigilance on your tech stack. No matter what threat intelligence you use, either paid support or the security community, it's like defending your organization alongside with them.

Besides training your coworkers to identify any phishing attempt, it would be great also to remind them to report the phishing attempt so, the antispam or the phishing prevention will learn to filter them and also, the soc team will receive a sample to further extract the IOC to blacklist.

Dark background version of a minimalistic design for threat hunters, a specialized cybersecurity profiles which analyzes and deploys new ways of detecting threats in the organization network.