The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the position in the UK for new entrants wishing to come into the Information Security profession and how their careers might be further enhanced by getting on board an apprenticeship …
The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the position in the UK for new entrants wishing to come into the Information Security profession and how their careers might be further enhanced by getting on board an apprenticeship …
Are information security professionals missing a trick? Penetration testing, hacking, digital forensics, security architecture, operational security, situational awareness, cyber-crime, risk management, identity management, PKI, platform security, NIPS, HIPS… etc. These are all disciplines and components of the information security world that InfoSec professionals need to be aware of. However, it does not what list you …
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The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the position in the UK for new entrants wishing to come into the Information Security profession and how their careers might be further enhanced by getting on board an apprenticeship …
This weekend, myself and the rest of the crew from InfoSec Reviews attended the annual Cyber Security Challenge Awards ceremony in Bristol. The event was held at the @Bristol science museum and was a great venue (and the lunch was out of this world). Overall, it was a fantastic day, with an inspiring speech from …
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The GCHQ challenge has been solved by at least two people with the best part of a week still to go. The most informative description of the route to the solution (by Nick Craig-Wood) goes into considerable detail. Stage one required a block of data to be recognised as machine code and tinkered with to …
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The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the position in the UK for new entrants wishing to come into the Information Security profession and how their careers might be further enhanced by getting on board an apprenticeship …
The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the position in the UK for new entrants wishing to come into the Information Security profession and how their careers might be further enhanced by getting on board an apprenticeship …
In business continuity planning (BCP) and disaster recovery planning (DRP), its commonplace to urge planners to create initial plans and then test them for ways to improve. This approach is parallel to the current standards of software development and risk management. In the 1960s and 1970s, the standard software development methodology was the system development …
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My wife, Dr Deborah N. Black, MD, is an expert in neural feedback (NF) for improving the attention of patients with attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). There’s an interesting news story about the technique on National Public Radio (NPR). This approach to retraining disorderly brains monitors electroencephalographic (EEG) data as the subjects learn to focus …