Women in Security: Perspectives on Inclusion, Issues and Progress From the RSA Conference 2018
The RSA Conference (RSAC) 2018 in San Francisco isn’t just ground zero for 45,000 security professionals and the site of an impressive …
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Doctor, Lawyer or Cybercrime Fighter? Inspiring Youth Starts With Cybersecurity Career Awareness
The dreaded childhood question: What do you want to be when you grow …
No Degree, No Problem: Preparing Students for New Collar Jobs Through Alternative Education
The pattern of higher education has been shifting of late to account for the increasingly widespread practice of targeting nontraditional …
Cybersecurity Skills Wanted: Investigative and Analytical Minds, Lifelong Learners, Protectors and Consultants
With the fall semester wrapping up here in North America and the recruiting season nearly behind us, I find myself reflecting on the single …
Inside the IBM X-Force Command Advanced Persistent Threat CTF Competition
On Thursday, Nov. 23, 2017, the IBM X-Force Command Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) capture the flag (CTF) competition kicked off at the …
Infusing New Perspectives Into the Cybersecurity Workforce With a New Collar Approach
According to ISACA, the cybersecurity skills shortage is projected to reach 2 million unfilled positions by 2019. Addressing this widening …
Unexpectedly Useful Skills for Careers in Cybersecurity
Of all the weird quirks I had as a kid, I never expected that my fascination with untying knots in the yarn from the arts and crafts box in …
Security companies give public free way to sift through malware research
Cybersecurity companies spend a lot of money on their research and the infrastructure they build to conduct it, so it’s counter-intuitive that they would give it away — but that’s exactly what…