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Military veterans are prime candidates for new collar careers in cybersecurity because leadership and incident response are built into their training.
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Both health care IT professionals and device manufacturers are responsible for securing medical devices in light of emerging IoT threats.
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Companies struggling to cope with the IT skills gap can find cybersecurity talent in unlikely places, such as hacking competitions and the armed forces.
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An incident response plan and thorough analysis of historical threat data can help security teams predict how fraudsters might breach their networks.
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2016 may be in the past, but themes from last year’s National Cyber Security Awareness Month should still be top of mind for security professionals.
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Security leaders in the health care, financial services, and energy and utilities sectors must pay special attention to industry-specific security risks.
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The CISO can positively impact both organizational security and his or her own professional brand through thought leadership.
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Today’s CISO needs to be more than just a security leader. The role now demands constant communication, continuous education and acute business sense.
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Critical elements of the CISO job description are often overlooked, exposing enterprise data and individual employees to cyberthreats.
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When recruiting talent to close the cybersecurity skills gap, employers must demonstrate their commitment to security research, education and knowledge.
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