Security awareness training is not just an option, but a strategic imperative.

Cybersecurity forums provide information-sharing about the latest threats and attack trends, professional development, networking opportunities and additional resources. 

Over the years, the cybersecurity landscape has shifted dramatically, and with it, the need for organizations to cultivate a strong cyber awareness culture.

With so many emerging cybersecurity threats, it can be easy to forget about a notable, growing cybersecurity concern: the talent gap.

For executives and leaders in IT, security and business operations, the widening cybersecurity skills gap poses an urgent dilemma.

With a focus on working toward closing the gender gap in cybersecurity, CISA and Girl Scouts of the USA formalize collaboration efforts.

The Global Cyber Conference (GCC) will take place in Zurich, Switzerland this September 22-23, 2022. 

(ISC)² – a nonprofit association of certified cybersecurity professionals – revealed the full agenda for its 11th annual (ISC)² Security Congress, which is a three-day conference, focused on industry discussion and continuing education for security professionals of all levels to take place in Orlando and online from October 18-20, 2021.

The Department of Homeland Security and Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) launched the 2021 Girl Scout Cyber Awareness Challenge, a new initiative to encourage girls across the country to learn about cybersecurity and increase related awareness within their own communities, particularly around the growing threat of ransomware. 

GirlCon, an international tech conference empowering young women to pursue their passions through STEM careers, will take place virtually between June 27 - 30, 2021. The event, created by high school students is free and open to all high school female and non-binary identifying students.