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How to Tackle the Cybersecurity Careers Gap

Lenny Zeltser

Too many people are unsure how to enter or grow in the cybersecurity industry. It's a relatively young field, and we haven’t done a good job of defining what it means to have a career in it. The cybersecurity careers gap is the idea that it’s hard for security professionals to enter and progress in the field of cybersecurity.

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How To Earn Passive Income in CyberSecurity In 2023

Hacker's King

Cybersecurity has become an increasingly important field in today’s digital world. With businesses and individuals relying heavily on technology to store and process sensitive information, there is a growing need for cybersecurity professionals to protect these systems from cyber-attacks and data breaches.

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Women in Cybersecurity: Thriving in Cyber as an Asian-American and Mother

Duo's Security Blog

It is a great time to be a woman in cybersecurity! If you’re curious about technology enjoy problem-solving, want to save the world from cyberattacks and effectively collaborate with people who might think differently but are on the same mission as you, you can enjoy an amazing career in cybersecurity.

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Ensuring Security in M&A: An Evolution, Not Revolution

Cisco Security

This blog is the final in a series focused on M&A cybersecurity, following Dan Burke’s post on Making Merger and Acquisition Cybersecurity More Manageable. This success is in large part to a variety of internal teams that keep cybersecurity top of mind throughout the implementation and integration process.

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NIST and No-notice: Finding the Goldilocks zone for phishing simulation difficulty

Webroot

While it might be tempting for a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) or other IT professional to take high grades on a phishing simulation a sign of a job well done, that can be a dangerous conclusion to draw. These programs work best when they’re ongoing, so it’s important to switch it up. Hitting the sweet spot. April 2021).

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The Implications of the Uber Breach

Security Boulevard

CIOs must come to grips with the fact that we're all human and that shortcuts don't have a place when developing strong cybersecurity habits. Our job is to look at the problem holistically. Internal hygiene is critical, and that includes ensuring that system level usernames and passwords are not hard-coded.

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Creating a Vulnerability Management Program – Cybersecurity Risk: Why You Need Both Vulnerability and Threat Assessments

NopSec

In this blog, we’ll add to our cybersecurity considerations the concept of threats and threat intelligence. While these are essential building blocks in constructing a smart cybersecurity program, adding the threat element to the equation is key to any well-run, efficient cybersecurity program.

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