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CISSP certification

Building Risk Resilience

Enterprises need an agile risk management strategy to deal with today’s evolving threats. Continue Reading
(ISC)2 at a crossroads: CISSP value vs. security industry growth

Should the (ISC)2 look to grow the pool of CISSPs to meet demand, or boost CISSP value for those who already have it? Eric B. Parizo looks at both sides. Continue Reading
Certification requirements could change role of CSOs/CISOs

A new certification program by Risk Analysis Group sparked debate among infosecurity leaders about the credentials necessary for the role of CSO and CISO. Continue Reading
CISSP requirements: Can (ISC)2 verify its applicants?

While CISSP requirements are extensive, some unqualified applicants are slipping through. The way in which potential candidates are evaluated for the CISSP is going to change. Continue Reading

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Opinion

Opinion

CISSP certification

Building Risk Resilience

(ISC)2 at a crossroads: CISSP value vs. security industry growth

Certification requirements could change role of CSOs/CISOs

CISSP requirements: Can (ISC)2 verify its applicants?

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5 steps to a secure cloud control plane

3 steps to prepare IT operations for multi-cloud

Shared responsibility model transparency boosts cloud security

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5G vs. Wi-Fi: Verizon says cellular will win

Gartner WAN edge Magic Quadrant offers buying advice

Future of networking technology relies on 5G, edge computing

SearchCIO

Preparing for the new forms of cybersecurity threats in 2020

What is the state of CIO tenure today?

The evolution of RPA, from macros to process transformation

SearchEnterpriseDesktop

New Ivanti CEO plans to stay close to the customer

With support for Windows 7 ending, a look back at the OS

Image-level methods for Windows application deployment

SearchCloudComputing

Beat vendor lock-in with a cloud exit strategy

Google Cloud support premium tier woos enterprise customers

Confidential computing promises secure cloud apps

ComputerWeekly.com

Over a quarter of Middle East businesses have no women in their IT department

There's nothing much new in tech, but it's what we do with what we have that matters

Ericsson to ramp European 5G with new R&D site in France