One-in-three cybersecurity professionals are mulling departing their positions as a result of stress and burnout stemming from increased cybercrime prevalence and media coverage surrounding cybersecurity incidents, ZDNET reports.
TechRepublic reports that 53% of IT professionals expressed being extremely or somewhat likely to seek employment elsewhere within the next year as more seek increased diversity, equity, and inclusion, greater development and growth, and improved corporate sustainability and transparency compared with only 23% who were either somewhat or extremely unlikely to do so.
This week we're joined by Fleming Shi from Barracuda Networks - and Doctor Doug pontificates on: Fodcha , Cranefly, linkedin, CISA, really high speeds, Elon, and more on the Security Weekly News. This segment is sponsored by Barracuda Networks. Visit https://securityweekly.com/barracuda to learn more about them!
The latest Office of Civil Rights cybersecurity newsletter reminds providers of their security incident response requirements under the HIPAA Security Rule, which can also support a more timely response.
Cybersecurity leaders can drive positive change by bringing fresh ideas and approaches to problems that don't seem to ever get solved, says leadership columnist Michael Santarcangelo.
Email-based attacks continues to be a threat to organizations, but strong email security policies and an incident response plan can minimize the risk of damage and data loss. Here’s what to do before, during and after an email security incident.
As part of our Cybersecurity Awareness Month package, SC Media spoke to Stacy Hughes of Voya to find out how the financial services company manages the heightened risks tied to email.
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