Daksha Bhasker, CISSP | 7^th July 2023

With the specter of artificial intelligence impacting jobs looming everywhere, consider the opinion that in security and in life, it’s not about what technology can do but it’s about what humans can do when they are empowered by technology.

Kalpa Kalhara Sampath, CC | 5^th July 2023

As an educational institution, ensuring the safety and security of our students, faculty and staff is our utmost priority. In today's ever-changing world, it is crucial that we take proactive measures to mitigate potential threats.

Sal Portaro, CSSLP | 30^th June 2023

Shifting mindsets and amending programs and strategies to ensure DEI initiatives remain broad and inclusive is not a difficult undertaking. But it needs thought and understanding.

Daksha Bhasker, CISSP | 30^th June 2023

Despite substantial industry concerns about the growth and progress of Quantum Computing, a Quantum Computer capable of breaking cryptosystems might be three to five decades away, claimed one panel at a recent conference.

John E. Dunn | 2^nd June 2023

IAPP and (ISC)² recently collaborated on a pair of webinars, bringing a panel together to shine a light on the intersection of cybersecurity and privacy. After looking at the landscape in the U.S., we now turn our attention to Europe.

John E. Dunn | 31^st May 2023

IAPP and (ISC)² recently collaborated on a pair of webinars, bringing a panel together to shine a light on the intersection of cybersecurity and privacy. In this first part, the discussion focused on matters and how they impact the U.S.

Joe Fay | 17^th May 2023

At the recent (ISC)² Governance Risk and Compliance event, the cybersecurity head of U.S. retailer Target put threats, risk management and third-party relationships under the spotlight.

Elango Balusamy, CC | 4^th May 2023

In today's digital age, we use a multitude of digital products and services, one thing common across them is how we identify ourselves in the digital world.

Er. Tapan Jatakia, CC | 3^rd May 2023

The widespread use of passwords has also led to numerous misconceptions and myths that can put our security at risk.

Dave Cartwright, CISSP | 19^th April 2023

For all the cybersecurity planning and mitigation that takes place, we keep experiencing cybersecurity incidents that are formed of a collection of coincidental mistakes that collide to cause an incident that remains unique.

Nidhi Kannoujia, (ISC)² Candidate | 8^th March 2023

Moving from product management to cybersecurity and studying for her CISSP, Nidhi Kannoujia shares some of her experiences and advice for other women considering a career change into a cybersecurity role.

John E. Dunn | 7^th February 2023

Should businesses trust online password managers? The problem is that customers can’t easily judge the security of these platforms from the outside.

Dave Cartwright, CISSP | 6^th February 2023

Who should be to blame when something goes wrong? What about if we forget about blame altogether – it is a healthier and more practical approach to abandon blame assignment and just work the problem?