Who Needs a College Degree? Filling the Skills Gap With Qualified New Collar Professionals

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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No Degree, No Problem: Preparing Students for New Collar Jobs Through Alternative Education

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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Advantages of Adding Security-as-a-Service to Reduce Alert Fatigue and Expand Protection

Security-as-a-service can help teams sift through the overwhelming volume of alerts more efficiently, enabling them to focus on the threats that are most likely to require intervention.

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Cybersecurity Skills Wanted: Investigative and Analytical Minds, Lifelong Learners, Protectors and Consultants

To keep up with the growing shortage of cybersecurity skills, companies are looking to tap new sources of talent, such as students and new collar workers.

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Inside the IBM X-Force Command Advanced Persistent Threat CTF Competition

At IRISSCON 2017, 48 contestants across 12 teams battled it out in a free-for-all CTF competition to test their hacking, defending and forensics skills.

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Inside the IBM X-Force Command Advanced Persistent Threat CTF Competition

At IRISSCON 2017, 48 contestants across 12 teams battled it out in a free-for-all CTF competition to test their hacking, defending and forensics skills.

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Infusing New Perspectives Into the Cybersecurity Workforce With a New Collar Approach

A great way to bolster the dwindling cybersecurity workforce is to hire professionals who lack technical degrees but offer fresh perspectives.

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Quit Your Day Job: Filling the Cybersecurity Skills Gap With Freelance Security Professionals

Hiring freelancers can help companies close the cybersecurity skills gap, reduce overhead and infuse a fresh perspective into the organizational culture.

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IBM Leverages Retired Military Cybersecurity Expertise

IBM is embracing the idea that retired military personnel can help fill the cyber skills gap and serve as leaders in the security industry.

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Boots on the Ground: New Collar Careers Bring Military Veterans to the Cybersecurity Battlefield

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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