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

It’s important to look for aptitude and soft skills, as well as certifications, writes Haris Pylarinos, CEO of Hack The Box

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)

In a night to remember, SC Media dished out a record number of awards to Europe's finest cyber talent...

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…

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

By embracing flexible working, companies can plug the cyber talent gap and improve employee retention

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.

Steve Forbes, head of product at Nominet, takes a look at the state-of-play for UK cybersecurity amid a year of relentless attacks

The Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec) offers a comprehensive framework for benchmarking industry skills from school upwards, writes Richard Lester

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

We're excited to announce our highly-anticipated shortlist ahead of the final unveiling ceremony in June

The days of presenting vague traffic light metrics to secure IT budget are numbered, writes Saket Modi, CEO of Safe Security

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.

Here's our pick of the most influential women in cybersecurity in a year marked by changing workplaces and digital warfare 

Now is an opportune moment to assess whether your current systems are still up to the job, writes Steve Mansfield-Devine. 

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…

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

As ransomware proliferates, only true joined-up global cyber policing will help reduce its spread. But stamping out crime starts by withholding the ransom. Here’s why…

On day eight of Russia’s invasion into Ukraine, the risk of kinetic war spilling over into global cyber systems remains high. Here, Peter Lee, worldwide strategic security engineer at Cato Networks, offers practical tips for immediate protection...