SECURITY CAREER/STAFFING Articles
Security Investigations: Merge Ahead
In the enterprise setting, there's no such thing as a digital investigation. Or a physical one. Security investigations require a blend of disciplines governed by a flexible forensic mind-set.
Ouch! Security Pros' Worst Mistakes
We've all done regrettable things on the job, but does any valuable wisdom come of it? Four security pros candidly explain their biggest blunders and what they learned in the process.
Leading a Converged Security Operation: Critical Skills
The cultural challenges are significant, and the CSO has to lead the way in learning and changing. We spoke with several converged CSOs for their take on building the necessary skills to hold the job.
How to Recruit and Retain the Best Young Security Employees
Today's youngest generation of workers, known as Generation Y, have different career goals than their parents did. What do you need to know to get them to work for you?
Microsoft Sues site to Stop Certification Test Leaks
Microsoft says a help site called pass4sure.com has been selling answers to its certification tests.
Security Set To Move Beyond IT Director Control
A new study finds security professionals are set to move beyond IT director control in future, as they take a more proactive approach in order to secure their organizations.
Cost-Cutting Through Green IT Security: Real or Myth?
Some say the concept of green IT security is a stretch, but others see a real opportunity to cut costs as well as carbon emissions. (Part two in a series: How to Manage Security in a Recession)
Making Security Work When Staffing is Tight
When you can't afford new hires, there are plenty of ways to give the people you have better security scruples. (Part One in a series: How to Manage Security in a Recession)
Dual Threats: How to Build Expertise, Certifications in Multiple Subjects
Four professionals discuss the value of MBAs, CFAs and other certifications and degrees from beyond the security field. Should you become a 'dual threat'?
Security and Business: Communication 101
Communication skills are the number one requirement for leadership success. In security, step one in communication is understanding the language and priorities of the business.
