Professional development

In this episode of Infosec’s cybersecurity podcast series Cyber Work, host Chris Sienko talks with Joshua Knight, cybersecurity business leader at Dimension...

An average company uses 765 different web applications, and every one of them may face a potential attack.

No doubt you will have noticed, in the past few years, that voices are being raised about something called the “skills gap.” The discussion is not just...

The guest of this episode of Cyber Work is Leighton Johnson, CTO and founder of ISFMT (Information Security Forensics Management Team). Chris Sienko, the host...

“The world is moving from on campus to online,” said Infosec Skills instructor Robert McMillen, who's seen his students rapidly shift to online education over the past few years.

A cybersecurity architect is a key player in protecting a company’s networks, data and sensitive information from cybercriminals. In fact, this professional...

The lesson here is clear. The use of machine learning for cybercrime is no longer a future threat. It is present threat, and an important part of cybersecurity. 

This article will explore some interesting details from an episode of Infosec’s information security career podcast, Cyber Work. This episode, with guest...

“Everyone learns the most during the labs that accompany each lecture,” Infosec Skills author Howard Poston said. “That’s when you realize, ‘Oh, that's how this works.’"

Cisco Systems, Inc. offers a line of vendor-specific certifications for its products. Cisco’s many credentials suit every level of IT practitioner, offering...