The cybersecurity industry is subject to a number of unfortunate, but well earned, stereotypes. People outside the industry often view it as highly exclusionary, with underrepresented groups like women, people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals and others struggling to get ahead. Worse still is the (again, well earned) perception that the industry

It’s October, it’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CSAM), and with it the annual deluge of articles about phishing, passwords, protecting personal data and such like that will be hitting your inboxes very soon (if they have not already landed). The underlying message behind CSAM is the need to be cyber-vigilant and to educate

Cybersecurity, being a highly technical practice, is not something we typically think of as being associated with colours. But the matter of truth is that cybersecurity certainly has a lot of colour-inspired terms. For years, the community has labelled its functional teams in different colours. Traditionally, cybersecurity companies or professionals

Customers have told us for more than 25 years that they want us to make security simple. They just want these systems to work. Having worked on a help desk I cannot count how many times people struggled moving from equipment in their home to equipment in the office or

This year, one of the largest electric utility watchdogs in the U.S. issued a troubling assessment. In its annual State of Reliability report, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), warned that “geopolitical events, new vulnerabilities, changes in technology, and increasingly bold criminals and hacktivists” had presented serious challenges to the