💂 IT Security Guidelines for Humans

This repository will teach sytem administrators in an understandable language IT Security Guidelines to protect their systems.

With the never ending uprise of ransomware attacks against every possible network environment, the need for new and improved network security solutions is on an all time high. To guard against the attacks a new security principle was created: Zero Trust.

Sadly there were not good enough guides out there, which explained Zero Trust in an understandable manner with examples. So i created this repository to help me and hopefully you, in understanding and implementing a Zero Trust security solution in our network and a better security solution overall.

📝 Contributing

If you find something which doesn't seem right, something which doesn't make sense, or have a topic to add to this project then please make a pull request with explanations about your changes and comments.

A few simple rules for this project when contributing:

• useful
• inviting and clear
• not tiring

📚 Table of Contents

• Government security principles
• Passwords
• Network switches

☕ Donations

If you learnt something new and want to support the project then how about buying me a coffee? ☕🤎