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Jack Koziol, CEO and founder of Infosec Institute, discusses why education remains the most important cybersecurity practice to follow and how Infosec Institute will help in training your workforce.

Why hasn’t ransomware been prioritized further as a security awareness and response training topic, especially in light of recent developments? Keatron Evans weighs in.

Infosec weighs in on how to present and prioritize your education, skills, and experience to land your next security analyst job.

Governments are buying zero-day (0day) exploits for millions of dollars. What are they doing with them? They are supposed to make us safer but is that the case?

One of the best security validation strategies is purple teaming, which is often regarded as the combination of red and blue teams. InfoSec Institute cybersecurity researcher Howard Poston explains, “the complexity of modern web applications means that they contain a large number of unknown vulnerabilities.”

Megan Sawle shares how Infosec is working with the U.S. Embassy and an organization called IREX in Iraq to help Iraqi civilians stay safer online. Infosec’s is providing cybersecurity training to several hundred professionals simultaneously translated into Arabic and Kurdish) across Iraq.

The latest Infosec Skills release enhances team admin capabilities and streamlines assignment management with four new features — two new reports and automated assignment notifications and reminders.

The latest Infosec IQ release enhances campaign scheduling capabilities, adds a new campaign end date variable to notification templates and introduces five new training modules.

Before you plan how to use this Cybersecurity Awareness Month to your advantage, we first must understand the role of cybersecurity awareness in keeping your employees and organization safe.

Whether you're just starting out in your security career or you're on your way to the top, these certs can give you a leg up.

Keatron Evans, principal security researcher at Infosec, weighs in on the prerequisites to have in order before getting past the zero-trust gate.

Mobile security often beats PCs, but users can still be fooled and smartphones can still be hacked. Here’s what you need to watch for.