Many of us log onto our computers everyday unaware of the risks we face in regard to cybersecurity. Studies have shown hackers attack every 39 seconds. I don’t know about you, but that statistic alone was enough to capture my attention and put me at the edge of my seat. Cybercrime is taking place every […]
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Net neutrality and business: What you need to know
Whether realized or not, all users have an expectation of their online experience–this includes being able to access any website whenever, wherever. As consumers of technology, ahem, the interwebs, we all desire control of our time and the content we choose to research, download, watch or read online. Net neutrality supports this notion. “Net neutrality […]
How to boost diversity in cybersecurity
It’s no secret that the tech industry is dominated by men and has been widely criticized for its lack of diversity in terms of minorities and women. However, for the Millennial generation, which is larger and more diverse than any generation, this lack of diversity is can be viewed as less of a setback and more […]
Security buzzwords your CEO needs to know
Buzzwords. They’re all around us no matter the industry. And while the rest of your company may think that the security and technology departments speak their own unique language, security professionals should be mindful of this potential communication barrier. While it may be second nature talk speak in IT and security jargon, as professionals, you […]
Secure360 events: Everything you need to know
Secure360 has grown significantly every year, and in 2016 we were excited to announce and host our first expansion events. If you have currently attending Secure360 in the past, or you’re just hearing about our events for the first time, here’s a quick run-down of our conferences to help you plan which event you should […]
If it makes you feel any better, nobody is safe…
You’ve probably heard, “Celebrities—they’re just like us!” And unfortunately, when it comes to cyber attacks, it’s true. If it makes you feel any better, nobody is safe. Phishing for fame Probably the most common hacks we hear about are the celebrities whose electronic accounts are hacked and personal data is stolen. In many cases, their […]
The true value and ROI of continuity planning
One of the biggest challenges that someone charged with overseeing a Continuity Program has is to prove that the program is worth its cost: “What is your program’s ROI?” I call that the “dreaded question.” I would like to propose another way to frame this question. What if continuity planners talked about value on investment […]
Building your personal brand in the infosec industry
Since the infosec industry is a quickly growing and changing one, individuals wanting to be recognized by top industry leaders must learn how to set themselves apart from the competition, as well as earn the respect of their peers. Building a personal brand and reputation, both across your networking and online circles, is a step […]
Secure360 Twin Cities 2017 recap
All we can say is, “WOW!” Secure360 Twin Cities 2017 was a huge success, and we have staff, volunteers, speakers, sponsors and, of course, attendees to thank for that. Our staff and UMSA board members are listening to your feedback throughout the event—both negative and positive—and we’re taking note. We want to continue to make […]
Preparing for the impact of a cyber breach
This is a guest post written by Secure360 Twin Cities 2017 spotlight speaker Regina Phelps. It seems there isn’t day that goes by without another story of a cyber attack or breach. It has almost become a “breach a day”! Companies are spending millions of dollars to prevent these attacks from occurring, which is a […]
