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Given the anticipated growth in technology proliferation and evolution, educators must underscore not just the technical aspects of cybersecurity but also instill a mindset capable of thriving in the face of constant change.
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Cybersecurity instructors must be cognizant of how the industries students are sent into operate. Not every company can afford expensive commercial software. Teaching open-source is an important component of a good cybersecurity education.
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Renowned author and cybersecurity expert Robert Shimonski answers key questions about teaching this critical subject.
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Cybersecurity students need to be aware of how to simplify network security without all the complications that require a well-trained team to manage. Read on to learn how whitelisting can play a key role.
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Both concepts focus on the same overall goal: the protection of information assets, but there are important nuances for professors to understand.
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In cybersecurity, in order to provide the best value for management to make key decisions, it is critical to provide meaningful indicators that align with an organization's strategy and risk appetite.
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AI is not going anywhere anytime soon. As cybersecurity educators, we must condition our students to continuously understand how to mitigate the inherent risk of artificial intelligence-related technology.
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Educators and instructors will benefit from enhanced teaching tools, a broad base of interested talent, and a new willingness when it comes to online learning.
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One consistent vulnerability that spans across all control categories is the human element. Read on to learn how to combat cyber threats through great education and the right tools.
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Cybersecurity is intricately intertwined with the business world. So, instructors need to teach students to prepare for the business side of a cybersecurity job. Here's how.