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I have written a Survey Paper related to Phishing, which is a part of Computer Security. I know of 2 survey papers related to phishing published in “IEEE Communication Surveys & Tutorials”.
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A liberal arts education, supplemented with technical training and extracurricular experience, can set students up for successful careers in cybersecurity.
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To protect students, parents and teachers from data theft, academic institutions must adopt comprehensive strategies to mitigate command injection attacks.
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Today’s students must grapple with security and privacy issues, such as identity theft and financial fraud, that could affect them well past graduation.
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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 two of the biggest firms are doing this summer. Comodo recently announced Comodemia, a program that would make its vast database on more than 120 million malware incidents — and the analytics engines used to mine it for insights — available online for university, government, and nonprofit researchers and educators. “Many researchers currently spend the majority of their time building the tools and the environment they need to do code compiling, malware analysis, phishing detection … It can take months before the real research can even begin,” explained Fatih Orhan, Comodo’s vice president of threat labs. “That’s where we can offer a benefit.” A list of features Comodemia would offer include: “A feed, accessible in realtime of all the threat data we collect […]
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To reduce the effects of the cybersecurity skills gap, organizations should ditch traditional recruiting methods and think outside the box.
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Who said you need a degree to work in IT? A new collar approach to recruiting can help organizations close the cybersecurity skills gap.
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The Enterprise Cyber Security (ECS) module teaches cybersecurity degree students to think of security as a system of interrelated, integrated components.
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The effort to close the cybersecurity awareness gap requires collaboration and coordination between multiple academic and professional stakeholders.
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I’m a Ph.D. candidate researching formal methods relating to security. My adviser told me to target a reputable journal to try to publish before defending and I was hoping someone could give me some insight into which to pick… Continue reading Which journal should I target for research on formal methods and security [on hold]