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You can land a job in cybersecurity even if you didn’t study it. Here are 10 do’s and don’ts for writing a winning cybersecurity resume, even if you’re not a traditionally qualified candidate.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes When implemented correctly, zero trust can improve a company’s resilience to recover after a breach. But when you don’t trust users to make good decisions and act accordingly, the system falls apart.
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Reading Time: 5 minutes The array of characters in the Star Trek world mimics the multifaceted role of today’s chief information security officer (CISO).
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Reading Time: 5 minutes Does your CISO have the leadership and business qualities necessary to drive effective management of cyber risks? Let’s explore four dimensions that CISOs must learn to master.
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If you’re a CISO, you should consider attending an IoT security conference to learn from the leaders in the field about how to integrate IoT security into your threat management program.
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Fernando José Corbató, Turing Award winner, computer scientist extraordinaire, MIT computer lab pioneer, RIP. Continue reading In memoriam – Corby Corbató, MIT computer science pioneer, dies at 93
Truth be told, there are many women in cybersecurity who are tired of talking about women in the industry as if they are anomalies. For many female professionals, it’s far past the time for the narrative to change. Rather than be seen as a token… Continue reading Women in Cybersecurity No Longer an ‘Anomaly’
As security practitioners, we probably have a good grasp of technological controls. But adversarial company culture may be creating stress that keeps people from protecting our data.
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In light of a regulatory landscape that is becoming more complex and costly, boards need better insight into the organization’s risk exposure and its ability to handle cybersecurity risks.
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After more than a decade of researching and writing about security leadership, naturally I have a lot of security executives in my network. One theme I note that is popping up more frequently lately in my news feeds is the need for security profession… Continue reading Why CISOs Need a Mentor (and What They Can Learn From One)