We often talk about the importance of education in this industry — we ponder how best to educate our staff, and how to raise awareness about information security. What we dedicate less time to, at least as far as I'm aware, is how to nurture a new generation of information security professionals.
Critical infrastructure means many things to many people. Adrian Davis, principal research analyst with the Information Security Forum (ISF), explains why determining which infrastructure elements are critical to a business is the first step in keeping them safe
Although the US government is paying more attention than ever to the issue of cybersecurity, the recent battles in Washington over budgets and austerity measures mean that funding could potentially dry up in an instant. Fred Donovan surveys the experts to get their take on where the nation's cybersecurity program is heading
James Bond was more of a jock than a nerd, and he probably wouldn't have known how to use a computer, says Danny Bradbury. How things have changed…
Despite users being the most integral part of information security, only one to two percent of security budgets are being spent on awareness and education. Stephen Pritchard reports
APTs – and more recently AETs – have divided industry experts in opinion and often been used to scaremonger. Davey Winder reveals the truth behind the APT and AET headlines
The latest APT to come to light is what McAfee has dubbed ‘Shady RAT’. But the folks at Kaspersky have voiced some objections. Drew Amorosi examines the threat…and the controversy
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