Security Education & Training

Poor visibility can leave organizations vulnerable, which is why it is time for companies to bridge internal silos.

For the 15th anniversary of zero trust, the founder of the zero trust model shares his insights. 

October 14, 2025, marks the official end of life (EOL) for Windows 10. While this milestone has long been anticipated, its implications are far-reaching.

In this episode of Lock It Down with Security Magazine, Simon Morgan, Chief Product Officer at SureView Systems, discusses the evolution of security operations and the rise of artificial intelligence in modern SOCs.

A practical book list for those who practice security, risk management and leadership.

Properly screening candidates is key to the successful hire of your next security leader.

Alan Saquella, CPP, outlines how to build an effective workplace violence strategy.

In the cybersecurity world, fear is easy to sell. Yet for all the anxiety that messaging generates, it rarely leads to meaningful behavior change.

Alan Saquella, Assistant Professor at the College of Business, Security and Intelligence at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, discusses the red flags that precede a workplace violence incident.

Security professionals discuss the role of leadership in a remote work environment.

Use of AI is a double-edged sword for both job seekers and the companies looking to hire them.

Cryptojacking is often treated as a nuisance-level threat, but recent campaigns have exposed a far more systemic issue.

Security professionals discuss what distinguishes effective laissez-faire leadership with complacent leadership.

What factors should be considered when adding senior security professionals for your team.

The recent Executive Order from the Trump Administration, while modifying some prior requirements, underscores a crucial truth: agencies still bear the unchanged responsibility of safeguarding mission and data.

The Fourth of July is a fitting time to reflect on another kind of independence: the critical, and increasingly endangered, independence of cybersecurity assessments and risk analyses.

Logs from various sources can show a broad overview of activity but lack detail and nuance, providing an incomplete picture. Equipped with only this data, threat hunters can miss signs of a breach.

Cybersecurity teams are burning out, and it’s happening fast. Healing from burnout starts with a two-pronged approach.

As the security field evolves, so too must the approach to metrics.

Myke Lyons, CISO at Cribl, discusses cybersecurity in retail, especially in relation to the recent string of attacks against the sector.

Hackers are no longer just targeting financial systems or customer databases. They’re going straight for the heart of brand reputation.

Fighting back against social engineering requires security teams to understand how AI is reshaping these threats.

Security leaders share insights on how the most successful leaders inspire and motivate their people without gorging on power.

How passing the torch can not only boost your security career, but also the organization.

Education industry security leader shares things to consider after a major incident.

Security leaders share tips on when, where and how to rally the troops with a hortatory speech.

The hype of AI agents is real, but so are the risks.

Maintaining focus on the next career step is crucial when shifting from the public to private sector in the security industry.

AI tools are quickly being designed to grow more capable and more autonomous — and therefore more unpredictable. 

Bug bounty programs provide invaluable learning opportunities for aspiring cybersecurity professionals.