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A data breach simulation is a great way to test your team’s crisis response capabilities and prepare executives to deal with the aftermath of a cyberattack.
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By implementing orchestration and automation (O&A), security leaders can deliver the real-time threat intelligence their understaffed analyst teams need to punch above their weight.
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According to IBM cyber risk expert Tim Roberts, security professionals must do a better job of communicating with top management as the technology landscape evolves and new threats emerge.
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Instead of dismissing experts who warn of impending cybersecurity disasters, business leaders should thoroughly investigate the issue at hand and prepare a response to minimize the potential damage.
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A college degree was once thought to guarantee a successful career. For some professions, structured coursework and vetted certification is the only way to ensure that a student was prepared to take on a challenging job. Other industries, however, don’t necessarily equate the lack of a college education to a lack of qualification. These roles […]
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Take a look at some traits from the famous “Star Wars” characters we’ve grown to love and explore how those might be applicable to CISOs today.
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Take a look at some traits from the famous “Star Wars” characters we’ve grown to love and explore how those might be applicable to CISOs today.
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Building the right incident response team means looping in people outside of the IT and security teams.
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Many organizations across multiple sectors are creating new collar job opportunities to embrace the skills of aspiring professionals who lack traditional four-year college degrees.
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To increase security preparedness and awareness among executives, CISOs need to communicate cyber risks in business terms and regularly assess their systems for vulnerabilities.
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