Professional development

The worldwide cybersecurity workforce needs to grow by 89% to effectively defend organizations’ critical assets. That’s more than 500,000 new jobs in North...

Infosec Skills author Jason Welsh on his passion for Linux

There are many reasons an employee may want professional certification: personal sense of achievement, an increase in salary or status, promotion or specialized...

Any enterprise must be able to support network systems when the company uses technology for business processes. Email, sharing documentation and even just accessing...

“When we started, we simply didn’t think about security. We were alone in the world, and no one could connect to what we were doing,”

There is a hands-on experience gap in traditional security education. Hands-on experience not only helps in developing transferable skills but also builds on problem-solving abilities.

"I coalesce broad themes that I've had to embody over the past couple of years. The course crosses a lot of different areas, and they're very broad, but that's deliberate." 

This is the right time to think about a profession in the IT security industry. Not only are there lots of open cybersecurity jobs, but there are also many...

"Technology is as good as the processes implemented around it, and processes are as good as the people who execute them, so never stop learning, "John said.

"I'm not teaching you different theories of how you would penetrate a network based on some book written by someone that hasn't done it in 10 years," he said. "I'm teaching you things that I did last week at work that are working."