Greetings, Welcome to our 5th year of publishing the United States Cybersecurity Magazine! We would like to thank all of our supporters; our members, sponsors and contributors alike. My staff and I are working diligently … Read more
INTRODUCTION Graduating high school and attending college is a huge step for many students that grants new independence. Before starting the fall semester, many have already been briefed about the don’ts of living on campus: … Read more
Developing and maintaining a cyber-capable workforce is a significant challenge for the United States. Currently, a significant gap exists between the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals and the number of such people being produced by … Read more
Finding cyber leaders who have the right amount of technical depth, strength of character, dedication to the mission, and loyalty to the team is like finding a needle in a haystack. Traditional leadership development curricula … Read more
To understand the status of cybersecurity today, think of it as a young mountain that has formed atop the tectonics of business and technology. The mountain has grown explosively, pushed by the upwelling of industry … Read more
Device Atlas, the world’s most authoritative source on device data, states that there were 2.6 billion smartphones and over 4 billion mobile phone users in the world in 2016. This number is expected to double … Read more
In my many years of working in cybersecurity, I’ve found the only thing that can truly secure an organization is collaboration. The most important part of “people, process, technology” is the people. No one in … Read more
In two separate cybersecurity attacks in recent years, hackers using stolen third-party vendor credentials managed to harvest debit and credit card information from 160 million combined Home Depot and Target customers. The retailers took a … Read more
Our connected world has changed expectations and requirements. Only a short time ago, a mobile phone connected to an enterprise application would have been unimaginable. The network could not support it. Security would not allow … Read more
Web applications have become a primary vulnerability for modern business Today, almost every enterprise produces, leverages, transacts business or depends upon web or Cloud enabled software. As a result, web applications have become the number … Read more
