Searching for unicorns: Managing expectations to find cybersecurity talent
Finding the cybersecurity leaders of tomorrow means being realistic about job descriptions and providing training and mentoring for non-traditional tech people.
Vulnerability vs. risk: Knowing the difference improves security
Conflating security terms evokes fear but doesn't help security newbs understand the difference between vulnerabilities and actual risks.
What the Equifax breach means to me — an end user perspective
Recovery and resiliency or apathy. Which will prevail now that most everyone's PII has been exposed in the Equifax data breach?
Abandoned mobile apps, domain names raise information security risks
When app creators abandon domains for bigger, better deals, what happens to all the app-specific data?
Security chatbot empowers junior analysts, helps fill cybersecurity gap
Endgame's Artemis eliminate syntax or query language, allowing junior analysts to communicate with the network more intuitively to find security issues.
Enterprise security needs a Mother of Dragons to keep attackers out
Some Game of Thrones defense strategies you can apply to your organization's cybersecurity strategy
Women in security: Stand your ground against harmful gender stereotypes
Words and actions matter as much as technical skills in confronting diversity issues and gender stereotypes in the workplace.
What's the ROI on attribute-based access control?
Despite the predicted growth of attribute-based access control (ABAC), misconceptions about it leave decision makers concerned about ROI
Closing the IT and cybersecurity skills gap with programming games
New board games that teach code through concepts may help narrow the skills gap by making coding fun for all ages.
Security and education in the wake of WannaCry, Petya
To prevent from becoming victims of cyber attacks like WannaCry, enterprises should regularly back up data, patch software and use automated security services.
Can computer science education be fun?
Games that focus on concepts over programming languages teach students to think like a computer while having a little fun.
New reality of ransomware attacks spikes FUD in cybersecurity
Cyber attacks and ransomware are in the news, raising fear of a digital Pearl Harbor.
6 ways security pros unwittingly compromise enterprise security
Overwhelmed and eager to please, security professionals sometimes cut corners and take risks, unwittingly compromising enterprise security.
Outside IT, few aware of projected skills gap to impact security by 2019
Teaching computer science is a first step toward building the next cybersecurity workforce
Is cell phone spoofing a mobile security risk [or just annoying]?
Sprint responds to a customer's complaint of mobile phone calls and text messages from unknown callers. Here's what the carrier offers for advice.
Make better security buying decisions with use cases
Know your risk, then look to use cases to understand what a security product actually does before you invest in anything.
We can't accept election hacking as a new normal
As the investigations into whether Russian hackers influenced the 2016 Presidential election in the US continue, the rest of the world prepares for the new normal of election hacking.
Learning from the ROI of WannaCry
What the earnings indicate about enterprise security practices and unknown future attacks.
Researchers and defenders needed in IIoT
Strategies to overcome the complexity of patching vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure
