From MSP to MSSP: Gaining competitive advantage through diversification
Topics: Career & Professional Development, Cybersecurity, Certification
As security becomes more and more complex, SMBs are relying on their MSP partners to both build and secure their IT infrastructure. Download this whitepaper to learn how to prepare your team for the ever-changing cybersecurity threatscape.
Cybersecurity reporting and closing the skills gap with Dark Reading
Topics: Career & Professional Development, Cybersecurity
Kelly Sheridan, reporter and staff editor for Dark Reading, discusses her extensive research and reporting on the cybersecurity skills gap and offers suggestions for employers and would-be cybersecurity experts to help close the gap.
2019 cybersecurity industry report: 3 steps employers can take to close the skills gap
Topics: Career & Professional Development, Cybersecurity, Certification
Our “2019 Cybersecurity Industry Report,” which surveyed 785 information security professionals, found that a significant portion are relatively unsure of their career path and lack confidence in both their current career goals and the possibility of transitioning into new roles.
Benefits and challenges of securing your cloud data
Topics: Best Practices, Cybersecurity
Andrew Howard, chief technology officer for Kudelski Security, discusses the security risks that can arise when your company finally makes the full transition to a digital existence in the cloud.
Remote work has its risks: Survey
Topics: Awareness, Best Practices, Cybersecurity
Given the popularity of remote work, it’s no surprise 50% of respondents to a recent survey said they frequently work outside the office. While that might make a lot of sense when it comes to a healthy work-life balance, greater productivity and simple convenience, there’s a catch — 71% of respondents who work off-site worry about the safety of paper documents, while 61% worry about the safety of electronic devices.
Live forensics demo: Extracting evidence from the cloud
Topics: Career & Professional Development, Cybersecurity
Watch Infosec instructor Keatron Evans walk through a live cloud-based digital forensics demonstration in this clip from his digital forensics webinar.
Focusing on users is the only way to improve cybersecurity
Topics: Awareness, Cybersecurity
Ben Johnson, CTO and co-founder of Obsidian Security, discusses a variety of different topics around the umbrella theme of shifting cybersecurity priorities in the face of an evolving threat landscape.
How Snow College Created a Culture of Security Awareness Using Infosec IQ
Topics: Phishing, Awareness, Best Practices
Snow College is a state college located in Ephraim, Utah. Learn how their Information Security Officer, Paul Tew, used Infosec IQ to cut Snow College’s phish rate in half.
Knowledge is power: How Penn National Gaming combats phishing with Infosec IQ
Topics: Phishing, Awareness, Best Practices
Penn National Gaming is the largest domestic casino and hotel operator in the U.S. Learn how Security Analyst Marc Puhala used Infosec IQ to reduce employee phishing susceptibility rates at Penn Gaming from 20% to 2%.
Getting started in digital forensics
Topics: Career & Professional Development, Certification
Digital forensics is the backbone of investigating cybercrime. Learn about the different types of forensics and potential forensics careers — and watch a live cloud forensics demonstration — in this on-demand webinar featuring Keatron Evans, Infosec instructor and Managing Partner at KM Cyber Security.
Risk management and understanding what matters most
Topics: Career & Professional Development, Compliance, Cybersecurity
Liz Mann, head of the Life Sciences and Health sectors, Americas Cybersecurity, EY Advisory, discusses her role at EY, the importance of diverse perspectives around risk management, and her work encouraging young women to enter the cybersecurity workforce.
Tips for the Aftermath of a Cyberattack
Topics: Awareness, Best Practices, Cybersecurity
Incident response demands technical expertise, but you can't fully recover without non-IT experts.