Bob Violino
Contributing Writer
Bob Violino is a freelance writer who covers a variety of technology and business topics.
How to conduct a proper GDPR audit: 4 key steps
Organizations subject to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation should do regular compliance audits. Here are the steps experts say you should take.
The dirty dozen: 12 top cloud security threats for 2018
More data and applications are moving to the cloud, which creates unique infosecurity challenges. Here are the "Treacherous 12," the top security threats organizations face when using cloud services.
6 missteps that could cost CISOs their jobs
Sure, a big preventable breach might easily cost a CISO his or her job. A few less obvious missteps could do the same.
Five things you need to know about executive protection
Executive protection requires risk assessment and adherence to rules. Here's how you get executive buy-in.
Guide to the top college and university cyber security degree programs
CISOs and CSOs should be heartened by the fact that more colleges and universities are offering academic programs and degrees in cyber security specialties. They are also doing their best to place young professionals into the...
10 tough security interview questions, and how to answer them
Recently hired security leaders share what hiring execs want to know in interviews.
What it takes to be a security incident responder
A wide range of technical skills and curiosity about the mechanics and goals of an attack are key for effective incidence response.
What it takes to be a malware analyst
The proliferation of ransomware and other attacks has increased demand for experts who can analyze how the software works and devise a response.
What it takes to be a security software developer
Developers with a security focus will be in strong demand, especially for financial, cloud and Internet of Things applications.
What it takes to be a security architect
While the path to security architect varies, anyone considering the role should have a passion for IT infrastructure and protecting data.
What it takes to be a security consultant
The move to security consultant can be rewarding and challenging (in a good way), but be prepared to market and sell yourself and your services.
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