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Learn how Chrome extensions are being used for nefarious purposes.
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Identity systems are often complex. Can open source software help to take the load off developers to build an interoperable, secure, and usable digital identity?
MongoDB (part 3): How to secure data
Learn how to secure data in a MongoDB database.
Software composition analysis and how it can protect your supply chain
Learn about software composition analysis, supply chain risk and how they work together.
Cybersecurity Weekly: Police trick ransomware gang, improving your security posture and new CISA open-source tool
Police trick ransomware gang by faking ransom payments, what you need for a strong security posture and a new CISA open-source tool. All these and more in this week’s edition of Cybersecurity Weekly.
Security as a service: 11 categories you should know
Has your team contracted a certified security-as-a-service provider? Find out how savvy businesses are deploying these experts to keep your company safe.
A veteran transitions from military medical logistics to multi-national security analyst
A VetsinTech and Infosec graduate shares the story of her transition from a military medical specialist to a security analyst.
Average CySA+ salary [2022 update]
Earning a CompTIA CySA+ certification may help you earn more money or put you on the path to getting the job you’re after.
Cybersecurity Weekly: Web apps serve as prime attack vectors, social media scams and fraud run rampant
Web apps top the list for the most-used attack vectors, crypto theft and growing concerns over social media safety. All these and more in this week’s edition of Cybersecurity Weekly.