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As the volume of cyberattacks continues to increase, addressing the gaping global jobs market is vital for long-term security, writes Michael Smith, chief technology officer of Neustar Security Services
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It’s important to look for aptitude and soft skills, as well as certifications, writes Haris Pylarinos, CEO of Hack The Box
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The cyber industry needs to lead the way for social mobility, urges Andy Cobbett, CISO and director at the Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec)
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In a night to remember, SC Media dished out a record number of awards to Europe's finest cyber talent...
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Today’s cybersecurity attacks are more complex and vociferous than ever. John Davis, director UK & Ireland at training firm SANS Institute, offers sound advice for IT leaders amid a nightmarish threat landscape…
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Public shaming isn’t always a bad thing and can sometimes contribute to the wider good, writes Nicola Whiting MBE, co-owner of Titania Group, listed in SC Magazine's top 30 most influential women and an Amazon best-selling author
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By embracing flexible working, companies can plug the cyber talent gap and improve employee retention
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The SolarWinds attack in 2021 was a wake-up call for businesses the world over. It laid bare how extensive the fallout can be from supply chain attacks.
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Steve Forbes, head of product at Nominet, takes a look at the state-of-play for UK cybersecurity amid a year of relentless attacks
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The Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec) offers a comprehensive framework for benchmarking industry skills from school upwards, writes Richard Lester
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Despite ransomware stealing the headlines, CISOs must still pay attention to more traditional – and evolving – distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, writes Steven Mansfield-Devine
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We're excited to announce our highly-anticipated shortlist ahead of the final unveiling ceremony in June
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The days of presenting vague traffic light metrics to secure IT budget are numbered, writes Saket Modi, CEO of Safe Security
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Back in December 2021, you would have been forgiven for thinking the end of the world was nigh. The Log4Shell bug seemed to present a huge existential threat. But was it all that bad? Steve Mansfield-Devine investigates.
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Here's our pick of the most influential women in cybersecurity in a year marked by changing workplaces and digital warfare
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Now is an opportune moment to assess whether your current systems are still up to the job, writes Steve Mansfield-Devine.
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The actions taken in the immediate aftermath of a breach could make or break your business, writes Neil Thacker, CISO EMEA, Netskope. Here’s his hour-by-hour survival plan…
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Software giant HP recently released a global study on workplace trends, with a particular eye on how women are faring in the new era of work
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