The partnership will allow the two organizations to share research, expertise and personnel as they explore new technologies and workforce solutions in cybersecurity, autonomous systems, microelectronics, and other areas.
South Carolina becomes the latest region to invest in cybersecurity capacity as foundational to grow the economy, coordinating opportunities from across state government, multiple state universities, local industry, and critical infrastructure.
The National Industries of the Blind's efforts have primarily been tied to government programs and contracts. But through a new spinoff, the blind and visually impaired can take advantage of workforce development opportunities in the private sector, in such sectors as cybersecurity, banking and energy.
Aspiring infosec professionals have the opportunity to hone their craft as companies develop talent from within, potentially with government funding, and chip away at the diversity problem.
New complimentary offerings are helping current, aspiring and unemployed infosec professionals gain an upper hand in a down economy, while aiding an industry facing a growing skills gap.
Security Awareness training has been a challenge for decades. Annual training programs have never been highly effective in training users on how to avoid or report security incidents, including phishing. More frequent training creates too much friction with productivity. We’ve seen lots of new training solutions come into the market, yet we have not seen […]
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