Tech jobs may be booming, but AI raises doubts about IT degrees
Tech jobs are some of the best-paid in the country and the industry is insatiable for more workers. But with…
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How to Create a Chatbot for Your Business Without Any Code!
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Top AI Chatbots In 2024: Choosing The Ideal Bot For Your Business Customer service chatbots can handle a large volume…
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The gap in cybersecurity workforce
The Jaw-Dropping Range of Cyber crimes is Due to the Gap in the Cybersecurity Workforce Intensive training can eliminate the…
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Great new podcast for cyber security professionals
Every cyber security professional will benefit from knowing what’s going on in the world of business and technology. There’s a…
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Research shows how the pandemic is accelerating the digital transformation of cyber security
Microsoft recently concluded a survey of nearly 800 business leaders of companies of more than 500 employees in India, Germany,…
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Securing the New Normal: A Perspective on Managing the Risks of Remote Work
Working from home has many upsides. But it also opens the door for cybercrime. How many individuals and businesses have spent enough time thinking about managing their assets through a cybersecurity lens? Laptops, smartphones and other mobile devices are all at risk.
Secrets from cybersecurity pros: How to create a successful employee training program
Educating staff on security practices is crucial to keeping an organisation safe. Find out about the necessary components of cybersecurity training programs and how they can help businesses retain staff and provide them with a new and exciting career path.
Protecting small business against cyber attacks during COVID-19
There has been a jump in malicious cyber activity since the outbreak of the COVID-19 crisis, and small and medium sized businesses are not immune. The Australian Cyber Security Centre has advice on how SMEs can better protect themselves.
Coronavirus Victims of a Different Nature: the Targets of COVID-19 Cyberthreats
Fraudsters are on the rise, distributing misinformation and fake safety advice, sometimes with malware, requesting personal data and trying to convince people to perform financial transactions, often through fake COVID-19 cures.