Jeff McCollum

"It’s actually the most powerful piece of cybersecurity,” Stephanie said. “If you can control a system at its most fundamental level, you've got the keys to the kingdom."

It’s no secret that the cybersecurity workforce gap continues to grow around the world. According to a study by IT security industry leader (ISC)², the current...

“Cybersecurity knowledge is much more freely available now, and resources like Infosec Skills provide opportunities for professionals of all levels to become faster and deeper learners.”

“We’re not just auditors anymore. We’ve become spokespeople for the organization in terms of where the organization has risk, and that's vitally important.”

Denise Duffy worked as a police officer and detective for 25 years before joining the LX Labs team and launching her Windows Registry Forensics Learning Path.

It’s a busy time for cyber threat hunters, says Marc Quibell, who just released a new Cyber Threat Hunting Learning Path in Infosec Skills.

Threat modeling is especially exciting, Geoffrey said, because it has a “triple whammy” benefit for security professionals. “It's easy to teach. It's easy for people to learn. And it's inexpensive to roll out.”

“It's as simple as explaining things in the same way I would like them explained to me”