Training

But unusual recertification process must avoid becoming burdensome for busy security professionals.

Certificate fills a gap in the knowledge-based training market, as auditing hosted cloud services differs from traditional IT audit.

In part 3 of our series spotlighting winners of the inaugural Gula Tech Foundation grant competition, we speak to Girl Security CEO Lauren Bean Buitta. She calls her job the "most important work... I've ever done," empowering women in security with education, training and mentoring.

In Part 2 of a series looking at winners of the inaugural Gula Tech Foundation grant competition, we meet Robert Vaughn, head of the nonprofit's National Instructors Institute, whose chance meeting with a stranger a gas station led to career transformation.

Darold Kelly Jr. is CEO of the Black Cybersecurity Association, which helps underserved individuals – especially African-Americans – land careers in cyber. He is one of three recipients of grants from the Gula Tech Foundation for increasing African American engagement in cybersecurity.

As Black History Month drew to a close and Women’s Month began, BlackGirlsHack founder Tennisha Martin discussed with SC Media the barriers to diversity in the cybersecurity workforce and how a recent partnership with RangeForce will help the non-profit contribute to change.

Companies with a good security culture are 52x less likely to practice risky credential sharing than orgs with a poor security culture.