The United States Coast Guard in recent years has started to offer a range of cybersecurity services designed to enhance protections for the marine transportation system, but a new report reveals private sector stakeholders are reluctant to use the military branch.
To make cybersecurity a business enabler, cybersecurity teams need to focus on opening things up in a secure fashion so that the functionality and productivity of the business can flourish. Hearst's Andres Andreu discusses the areas in which this can be done.
According to Fortinet's latest Global Skills Gap Report, 90% of organizations experiencing a breach in the past year can partially attribute the incident to a lack of cyber skills. Fortinet's Rob Rashotte offers insight on the report and tips for tackling the skills shortage and minimizing enterprise risk.
The cybersecurity field offers numerous opportunities to specialize and deepen your expertise in niche areas. Here are some sophisticated niches that offer advanced career paths for midlevel professionals and some avenues you can pursue to gain experience while building your portfolio and skills.
Steve King served in senior leadership roles in technology development and deployment for the past 25 years. He worked as author, serial startup founder, CIO, CTO, CISO, CMO and - most recently - a passionate campaigner for cybersecurity education at ISMG. King died June 27, 2024, after an illness.
Old-school awareness training does not hack it anymore. Your email filters have an average 7-10% failure rate; you need a strong human firewall as your last line of defense. Join us for a live demonstration of a new-school approach to Security Awareness Training and Simulated Phishing. Find out how 65,000+...
What kind of people do cybersecurity for a living? In the past, there was a formula potential practitioners followed, but today there are many ways to get into the field and having people from diverse backgrounds is valued. The Curry brothers discuss the cybersecurity profession.
Brent Deterding, CISO at Afni, explained why simple security measures, such as YubiKeys and domain joins, can effectively neutralize sophisticated AI-driven attacks. He also discussed leadership in cybersecurity and the role CISOs play in determining materiality for SEC reporting.
In this special edition of the ISMG Editors' Panel, we honored the memory of industry veteran Steve King, managing director of CyberEd.io. His friend Richard Bird joined ISMG editors to share reflections on Steve's legacy, his contributions to cybersecurity, and the importance of questioning the status quo.
The internet has transformed our world, connecting us across vast distances. A mobile phone in a remote island village can access the same information as a Wall Street banker. This interconnectedness brings immense benefits, but also exposes vulnerabilities. A strong security culture – a shared awareness and...
Is your organization truly secure? Technology is important, but a strong security culture is the real key to safeguarding your systems and data. In this culture, security isn't just an IT headache – it's a shared responsibility woven into the fabric of your daily operations.
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Cybercriminals are weaponizing AI. Deepfakes, sophisticated phishing emails – the threat landscape is evolving at an alarming rate. But there's good news!
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Resilience, grit and adaptability are key traits for success in the professional world. But what happens when these qualities are put to the test? Unexpected events can shake us to our core and challenge our ability to persevere and adapt. Here's how to navigate such situations.
Artificial intelligence tools are both a blessing and a curse for companies. They enable staff to be more efficient and get tasks done quicker, but they also allow an ever-increasing amount of sensitive data to walk out of the organization. Risk management controls need to be in place.
U.S. federal agencies struggle to recruit and retain the next generation of cybersecurity talent, officials testified Wednesday, despite a range of initiatives meant to attract a diverse array of skills and perspectives to the cyber workforce.
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