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Information security program management

• Challenges and benefits of using the Mitre ATT&CK framework

  Taking the first step might be the biggest hurdle to using the Mitre ATT&CK cybersecurity framework. Find out more about the benefits, challenges and how to get started.  Continue Reading

• DHS-led agency works to visualize, share cyber-risk information

  A Department of Homeland Security initiative strives to improve cybersecurity information sharing between the public and private sector, but familiar challenges remain.  Continue Reading

• HPE takes aim at STEM and cybersecurity education, awareness

  HPE CISO Liz Joyce worked with the Girl Scouts on an educational cybersecurity game for girls and ensures HPE's Women in Cybersecurity encourages more women to join the industry.  Continue Reading

• New game provides cybersecurity education for Girl Scouts

  A new game provides cybersecurity education for Girl Scouts, who can earn virtual and real badges by playing. HPE's Liz Joyce talks about the partnership that led to the game.  Continue Reading

• Zero-trust security model primer: What, why and how

  What exactly is a zero-trust security model? This primer explains the basics about the philosophy behind how designing a security architecture strictly limits access to all, not just outsiders.  Continue Reading

• CISO tackles banking cybersecurity and changing roles

  Over the course of his career in security, Thomas Hill has held varied positions that inform his views on both technological specifics and strategic roles in modern corporations.  Continue Reading

• Top 10 CISO concerns for 2019 span a wide range of issues

  From dealing with data and staffing shortages to adapting to an ever-expanding set of job responsibilities, CISOs face an array of serious issues in 2019.  Continue Reading

• Battling nation-state cyberattacks in a federal leadership vacuum

  Nation-state cyberattacks could be better fought with a united front. But the U.S. government has failed to find a reliable way to deter or stop attackers.  Continue Reading

• Cyber NYC initiative strives to make New York a cybersecurity hub

  New York City officials have launched Cyber NYC, a multifaceted initiative to grow the city's cybersecurity workforce while helping companies drive cybersecurity innovation.  Continue Reading

• RSAC's diversity and inclusion initiative stresses equality on keynote stage

  RSA Conference curator Sandra Toms hopes a new diversity and inclusion initiative will facilitate change in the cybersecurity industry, starting with the upcoming 2019 conference.  Continue Reading

• Diversity at cybersecurity conferences is too important to ignore

  Diversity at cybersecurity conferences became a hot topic in early 2018. Innovation Women founder Bobbie Carlton discusses why it takes more work to get women in security on stage.  Continue Reading

• Innovation Women founder strives to close gender gap at conferences

  Innovation Women founder Bobbie Carlton discusses the all-male, all-pale panels that overwhelm tech conferences and that moved her to change the number of female speakers.  Continue Reading

• Women in cybersecurity: How to make conferences more diverse

  The lack of women speaking at security conferences might be representative of the low number of women in cybersecurity, but efforts are finally being made to close the gender gap.  Continue Reading

• Bugcrowd CTO on the need for responsible disclosure policy, 'good faith'

  Bugcrowd founder and CTO Casey Ellis talks about his concerns that the era of 'good faith' between security researchers and enterprises is in jeopardy.  Continue Reading

• Citrix's Peter Lefkowitz on impact of GDPR privacy requirements

  New consumer privacy laws are changing the global privacy landscape. Citrix's Peter Lefkowitz explains how Citrix is approaching GDPR compliance and privacy issues in general.  Continue Reading