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Credential harvesting, OAuth attacks and other types of cyberfraud distributed via social engineering scams have the potential to destroy a business and its reputation. Security awareness programs can help employees spot the threat.

Organizations find new ways to relieve some of the burden on security teams while shoring up defenses.

Looking to switch things up but not sure how to do it? Security experts share their advice for switching career paths in the industry.

HR departments are at great risk from Iranian cyberattacks and hackers in general. Some are adopting HR security trends to protect their departments. But HR also has a broader responsibility to help protect organizations, according to security experts.

Industrial control systems are starting to reap the benefits of industrial IoT, but as more ICSes become internet-connected, security must be addressed. IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discussed the threats to ICS security and how to start building an ICS security framework.

2019 wasn’t a great year for cyber security. The number and scope of market solutions increased, though blue teams have been stymied by the increasing complexity and tactics of threat actors and sheer volume of data to review. Here are four predictions for the coming storm, based on events in 2019.

Experts say that smart toys are particularly vulnerable to cyber attacks. Kayne McGladrey, a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, said their desire to keep toy prices low means manufacturers have little incentive to add reasonable security mechanisms.

The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 is a bill intended to enhance online privacy rights and consumer protection for residents of California, United States. But the bill has national and global implications. Here’s how to prepare your organization for compliance and protect your customers.

Cyber Security Hub presents its annual market report on InfoSec trends and predictions. We compare results to responses of security leaders to see if challenges or focuses have changed or shifted as the industry enters a new year.

Thinkers360 2020 Predictions for Cybersecurity are part of a series intended to provide actionable insights for business and technology executives

It's time for more ‘Stories from Cybersecurity’! This week we talked to Kayne McGladrey ( @kaynemcgladrey  ). Kayne is a member of the IEEE and the executive advisory board for Cyber Security Hub. He’s been published in USA Today, Reader’s Digest, Fast Company, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and many cybersecurity publications like Dark Reading, SC Magazine, and CIO Magazine.

Today's cybersecurity skills gap can't be filled using yesterday's methods. It's time to rethink how candidates are screened for open cybersecurity positions. Learn more about thinking outside the box when it comes to cybersecurity staffing.

The World Economic Forum has identified cyberattacks as one of the top 10 global risks over the next decade. If cyber security is unable to keep pace with technological change, the impact could reach $90 trillion. Here’s what enterprise security leaders can do to overcome the challenge.

One might think that stopping malware, phishing, and a whole host of email-borne attacks was akin to stopping rain during a hurricane or snow during a blizzard. It is ubiquitous and relentless. And despite promising advances in technology, so much malware still gets through cyberdefenses that the proverbial last line of defense, the end user, ...

The traditional network endpoint was isolated to desktop PCs and laptop computers that attached to the organization’s network. A dramatic increase in mobile devices, cloud and IoT has broadened the definition. Security leader Kayne McGladrey weighs in on enterprise endpoint defense tactics.

In recent years, a dramatic increase in mobile devices has broadened the network endpoint definition. This Cyber Security Hub market report outlines the endpoint and attack challenge, presents 18 CISO tactics for endpoint defense, and strategies for self-assessment and security awareness.

Winning against cyber-crime means we each need to provide actionable steps to people who don’t work in cyber security. Here are some simple steps that you can take to make a difference.