If cybersecurity is a significant threat, why aren’t business leaders putting their money where their mouths are? Most (89%) C-suite executives claim cybersecurity is a high priority. Yet, budgets are a tell-tale of organizational priorities: the average spend is 0.5% of company revenue. So why doesn’t the spend match the

Cybersecurity and abbreviations go together like peanut butter and jelly. It is hard to imagine one without the other. New technology inevitably begets new terms to keep track of.  Still, the industry’s ever-growing acronym soup of abbreviations and jargon can make it challenging to compare technologies over time. Take the

In the 1940s, American psychologist Abraham Maslow proposed a hierarchy of human needs typically depicted as a pyramid where basic human needs (e.g., food, shelter, water) must be consistently met before higher-level needs (e.g., self-esteem, belonging, self-actualization) are attainable. For instance, Maslow suggests that someone wouldn’t seek to boost self-esteem from peers

Cybersecurity specialists perform crucial work in protecting sensitive digital information and communications. These professionals work with public and private employers of all sizes to ensure the safety of data for customers, government entities and healthcare organizations. This guide offers information on how to become a cybersecurity analyst, along with details

Imagine a future in which every person, object, and service is connected to the internet. Your car knows your destination before you do, your fridge restocks itself, and your doctor can remotely monitor your health. Now imagine that one day, all of those interconnected devices get hacked at once. Your