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Breaking into cybersecurity used to mean expensive certifications, bootcamps, or years of trial and error. Now, it mostly means learning the right skills — and ...

The cyber security industry is growing at a rapid pace, which means there are a lot of opportunities to find work for aspiring IT specialists. To get your feet wet and start learning the foundational ...

This is a side note story from the second day of the RSA Conference. While Salted Hash is roaming the halls, Grant Hatchimonji , Senior Editor for CSO Online, is here making friends in the security ...

From the “Oh Lord, Here We Go Again” file: Microsoft dropped a tidbit of news last week that shocked no one, yet alarmed everyone. At a cybersecurity forum in Aspen, Colorado, Microsoft VP Tom Burt ...