Threats to Watch for This Holiday Season The holidays will soon be upon us, and even in 2020, our lives are becoming very busy as we plan (virtual) family gatherings, begin baking and preparing for celebrations, and start our holiday shopping. The hectic pace of the holidays can also present increased risks both on and […]
Cybersecurity
As the Number of Remote Workers Rises, Cisco Supports Customers with Expansion of Free Security Offerings
The following is a guest post by Secure360 Diamond sponsor, Cisco. During this global health crisis, normal has been redefined. We are living through a dynamic situation that has required us to reorient our personal and professional lives in ways we never have before. Companies have had to do the same. Many have taken the […]
Celebrate Secure360’s 15th Anniversary…Virtually!
Secure360 is around the corner. Join us to celebrate Secure360’s 15th Anniversary, now from the comfort and safety of your remote workplace! Now in its 15th year, Secure360 is an all-encompassing experience that brings together professionals at all levels in the industry for collaboration, education and new perspectives. Like a crystal, Secure360 has held steadfast […]
5 Women Who Pioneered the Security & Technology Workforce in Honor of Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, it’s time to take a look at the leading ladies of the technology and security industries. Currently, women compromise only 11% of the global information security workforce, but that hasn’t stopped the following women from mastering their craft throughout the ages. (Make sure you read all the way to […]
Back to school safety: What parents need to know about cybersecurity
We’ve all survived the first few weeks back to school and along with all the paperwork and notes home from teachers come the elusive discussions around cell phones, social media and all the “it” channels our kids’ friends are one (and why can’t we just let them be on all of them, too?) The season […]
Cell phone security tips
Think fast: Can you name five people who don’t have a cellphone? How about just one? We’re betting that you probably cannot. Surveys conducted by Pew Research Center show that the “vast majority of Americans – 96% – now own a cellphone of some kind.” Furthermore, in 2019, “roughly one-in-five American adults are ‘smartphone-only’ […]
Diversity and the security industry: A reality check
As a top article on the Secure360 blog when it was first written in 2017, we have updated this post with current statistics and ideas for 2019. As cybercrime continues to rise, so will the number of cybersecurity job openings in the years to come. In fact, that number is projected to grow to 3.5 million […]
Summer safety checklist
Summer is truly a wonderful time for everyone – the weather is gorgeous, the kids are home from school (okay, so this may not be so wonderful for parents from time to time), the days are longer and there’s all that glorious cabin time. The last thing you may be thinking about is being […]
Blockchain and cybersecurity: The basics
A post similar to this one originally appeared on the UMSA blog in October 2017. Updated: April 2019. As pointed out by United States defense analysts, an increase in threats to the country’s national security has led to the Pentagon experimenting with blockchain technologies over the last few years. So has the United States […]
Machine learning: What it means for cybersecurity
What if your boss or client came to you with the following question: “Can you tell me how Twitter hashtags, our current road construction and the weather conditions are affecting the sales of Product X?” Could you do it? Enter: Machine learning. Machine learning is the idea of taking collections of data sets that […]
