Collaborate Disseminate
So you’ve earned your Project Management Professional certification and all the stress of the exam has melted away. Now you can sit back, relax, and enjoy all that being a PMP has to offer. Well alomst. Being a PMP is an honor within any industry, it validates the time, knowledge, effort, and skills it takes […]
The post Seven Ways To Earn PMP PDUs appeared first on Phoenix TS.
The post Seven Ways To Earn PMP PDUs appeared first on Security Boulevard.
So you’ve earned your Project Management Professional certification and all the stress of the exam has melted away. Now you can sit back, relax, and enjoy all that being a PMP has to offer. Well alomst. Being a PMP is an honor within any industry, it validates the time, knowledge, effort, and skills it takes […]
The post Seven Ways To Earn PMP PDUs appeared first on Phoenix TS.
The post Seven Ways To Earn PMP PDUs appeared first on Security Boulevard.
When CompTIA’s Cybersecurity Analyst (CSA+) certification was released in February 2017, many who follow the Department of Defense Directive 8570.01M had the same question. “Will the CSA+ certification become an 8570 cert?” We now know that YES, with the October 8570.01M update; CSA+ is now an official baseline certification for the IA Workforce Improvement Program […]
The post 8570.01M Update: CSA+ Officially Added To Baseline Certs appeared first on Phoenix TS.
The post 8570.01M Update: CSA+ Officially Added To Baseline Certs appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Continue reading 8570.01M Update: CSA+ Officially Added To Baseline Certs
On October 4, 2017, CompTIA released the Security+ (Plus) SY0-501 exam. While their has been many guesses on the changes that will take place to the Security+ certification exam; Phoenix TS is happy to share our “insider knowledge” on what we know so far about Security+ (Plus) Sy0-501! A Bit Of Background About The Security+ […]
The post Security+ (Plus) SY0-501 vs SY0-401: Learn What Has Changed appeared first on Phoenix TS.
The post Security+ (Plus) SY0-501 vs SY0-401: Learn What Has Changed appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Continue reading Security+ (Plus) SY0-501 vs SY0-401: Learn What Has Changed
On October 4, 2017, CompTIA released the Security+ (Plus) SY0-501 exam. While their has been many guesses on the changes that will take place to the Security+ certification exam; Phoenix TS is happy to share our “insider knowledge” on what we know so far about Security+ (Plus) Sy0-501! A Bit Of Background About The Security+ […]
The post Security+ (Plus) SY0-501 vs SY0-401: Learn What Has Changed appeared first on Phoenix TS.
The post Security+ (Plus) SY0-501 vs SY0-401: Learn What Has Changed appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Continue reading Security+ (Plus) SY0-501 vs SY0-401: Learn What Has Changed
The FBI’s longterm strategy for hiring proficient cybersecurity professionals involves reaching into high schools, helping foster STEM education and perhaps most importantly, encouraging students to enroll in Scholarship for Service programs that eventually guide them toward Quantico, said Howard Marshall, deputy assistant director of the bureau’s cybersecurity division. “[Cyber workforce recruitment] is a huge challenge for us, maybe one of our biggest,” Marshall said Wednesday at CyberTalks in Washington, D.C. “We have a significant portion of our agents and investigators that are not equipped, what you could probably call not tech-savvy, that are not going to be much help when it comes to the technical side of an investigation.” Marshall said the FBI currently has a nationwide pilot program in which agents are working to encourage the study and development of science, technology, engineering and mathematics courses in high school. The idea is to get students engaged in exercises and other activities that […]
The post FBI’s recruitment strategy for cybersecurity pros starts early, focuses on high school appeared first on Cyberscoop.
Banks, insurance companies and other financial institutions are banding together to design and build a series of cyber ranges — computer environments where defenders can exercise, train and test tools to defend their real computer networks against online attackers. The initiative, by the Financial Sector Information Sharing and Analysis Council, or FS-ISAC, has already built out the first range and will stage the first exercise on it at the end of November at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, according to Shaun Brady, a consultant with FS-ISAC. “Some will be there physically, others will take part remotely,” Brady told CyberScoop on the fringes of the Integrated Cyber Conference staged by the John Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab as part of DC CyberWeek. The sector “does a great job with table top exercises,” said Brady, but those are more policy and management orientated. There was a dearth of “hands-on-keyboards” style war games, he said. Eventually, […]
The post Financial institutions launch their own cyber range to train defenders, test tools appeared first on Cyberscoop.
Continue reading Financial institutions launch their own cyber range to train defenders, test tools
Get ahead of the learning curve with this resource from Microsoft for Office 365.
read more Continue reading Resource: Microsoft Office 365 Training Center
Rob Carr is a Senior Trainer/Professional Services Consultant with Red Education Pty in Australia, covering the Oceania and Asia markets. He has done training and engagements from New Zealand to Taiwan and points in between. About 60% of his time… Continue reading DevCentral’s Featured Member for September – Rob Carr
Buried deep in President Donald Trump’s decision to elevate U.S. Cyber Command to a full-fledged unified combatant command is a detail that will eventually herald important changes to the way its military cyber personnel are going to be trained — and one that helps illuminate how the U.S.’ understanding of cyber war is changing. The elevation announcement earlier this month was mandated by Congress was widely anticipated for months, if not years. According to current and former Pentagon officials, Adm. Michael Rogers, the four-star commander of Cyber Command, already has pretty much the same authorities the commanders of the other nine UCCs enjoy, including the highest profile ones — a direct line to the Secretary of Defense and a seat at the budget deliberations table. “On paper, the chain of command goes through U.S. Strategic Command,” the UCC to which Cyber Command is currently subordinate as it awaits elevation, explained former Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense […]
The post Elevation of Cyber Command will make it more like its elite brethren appeared first on Cyberscoop.
Continue reading Elevation of Cyber Command will make it more like its elite brethren