John E. Dunn | 24^th March 2023

Nobody predicted how rapidly AI chatbots would change perceptions of what is possible. Some worry how it might improve phishing attacks. More likely, experts think, will be its effect on targeting.

John Weiler | 24^th March 2023

FBI arrests Breached hacking forum leader, smartphones hijacked without any user involvement and 330,000 customers compromised in Australia by a data breach.

Joe Fay | 23^rd March 2023

Italian luxury sports car maker Ferrari has warned its small but extremely wealthy list of customers that their personal information may have been exposed in a “cyber incident.”

Joe Fay | 21^st March 2023

KillNet is bad for your health, TikTok facing further bans, ransomware impacts cancer test results, Russia allegedly increasing its cyberwarfare efforts.

Dave Cartwright, CISSP | 8^th March 2023

On International Women’s Day, we look back at the legacy of Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, an innovator and trailblazer in software development and standards for testing computer systems and components.

Dave Cartwright, CISSP | 3^rd March 2023

The mysterious world of cybersecurity can sometimes be wildly misrepresented on-screen, causing challenges for professionals charged with educating colleagues and other users.

Joe Fay | 7^th February 2023

Software supply chain attacks over the holidays have once again left developers picking up the pieces in January. So how can the industry finally turn the tide?

Dave Cartwright, CISSP | 7^th February 2023

While home and remote working is accepted as a regular practice, the speed at which society has embraced it creates numerous security challenges, even after the experience of COVID-19 and rapid adoption.

Nidhi Kannoujia, (ISC)² Candidate | 8^th March 2023

Moving from product management to cybersecurity and studying for her CISSP, Nidhi Kannoujia shares some of her experiences and advice for other women considering a career change into a cybersecurity role.

John E. Dunn | 7^th February 2023

Should businesses trust online password managers? The problem is that customers can’t easily judge the security of these platforms from the outside.

Dave Cartwright, CISSP | 6^th February 2023

Who should be to blame when something goes wrong? What about if we forget about blame altogether – it is a healthier and more practical approach to abandon blame assignment and just work the problem?

(ISC)² Staff | 15^th March 2023

The (ISC)² Board of Directors Bylaws Committee will host the first in a series of webinars March 21 to introduce members to this year’s bylaws review and amendment process.

(ISC)² Staff | 2^nd March 2023

As geopolitical tensions continue, cyberwarfare has taken its toll on the world.

(ISC)² Staff | 27^th February 2023

(ISC)² and its partner, BUiLT (Blacks United in Leading Technology, Inc.), are releasing four new DEI toolkits aimed at increasing the number of underrepresented professionals entering, staying and advancing in the cybersecurity profession.

Vivek Soni, CCSP | 24^th February 2023

Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) are critical predictors/indicators of undesirable events that can adversely impact the organization.

Peers discuss how to test the robustness of security through organization employees onsite, as well as the ethical and legal considerations of doing it.

NIST is looking to receive feedback and comments by 3rd March 2023.

New members that have come to cybersecurity from the armed forces look for advice and peer guidance on their next career and learning steps.

Certifications in cloud security and software security are in top demand!