Inside Delaware’s cybersecurity moves, from digital government to Shields Up
Do you know what cybersecurity resources and platforms are (or will be) available in Delaware? Here's a primer on how state gov is thinking about digital protection.
What’s driving the nationwide need for cyber professionals, and what is the local response? What are the latest security skills being demanded by local employers, and how can technologists develop them? How can data care be better adopted by technologists and non-technologists alike?
In April 2022, Cybersecurity Month, Technical.ly is focusing extra reporting on the state of the cybersecurity industry, locally and nationally. Our reporting will take a special focus on how many and what types of cyber jobs are available in our markets — and how those looking to enter the field can train for them — as well as how individuals and companies can protect themselves from attack.
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Baltimore city’s own documents, sourced by Technical.ly through a FOIA request, paint a picture of how and with who the city worked to rebuild. Local cyber contractors give insight on what that $10 million for cybersecurity actually buys.
Do you know what cybersecurity resources and platforms are (or will be) available in Delaware? Here's a primer on how state gov is thinking about digital protection.
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Leaders at Raytheon, Telos, Electrosoft and Arlo Solutions give us their thoughts on where the cybersecurity industry is headed next.
From a team launched out of an effort to prevent the next Morris worm to leadership in modern cybersecurity litigation, Pittsburgh has long been a home base for cyber talent. Here’s why the industry hasn’t boomed like robotics or AI — and how it still could.
For Cybersecurity Month, we asked our Technical.ly Talent companies how they approach protecting their data. Here's what leaders at Crossbeam, FinLocker, URBN and Vanguard said.
Local experts Suneel Cherukuri, John DeSimone, Sarbari Gupta, John Wood and Lonye Ford offer their best advice on how to protect yourself and your company from a cyber attack.
The cybersecurity specialist and founder of Ey3 Technologies, part of the local Hutch incubator's inaugural cohort, tells Technical.ly how he went from graphic design to finance to cybersecurity.
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Virtual reality can be fun. It is also risky, from a cybersecurity point of view. Here's what to be aware of as virtual headsets and the metaverse grow in popularity.
Following a White House memo, this senior cybersecurity specialist explains the benefits of the zero trust model for agencies and small businesses alike.
"No one is safe," including small to medium-sized businesses, BarCode podcast creator Chris Glanden says. Here's a sampling of the best advice from recently featured experts.
The US Army veteran offers advice on how to turn a military career into a successful one in the private cybersecurity industry.
Eric Hay, director of field engineering at Bethesda's Quantum Xchange, breaks down what happens when the technical fields merge — and where DC fits.
Looking to get into one of the fastest growing tech fields? Consider applying to these open positions in cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity is essential in 2022 — and it's a field where people with autism can excel. This industry pro says you should consider hiring neurodivergent individuals, even if they don't seem like a "cultural fit."
Organizations that have implemented effective cloud security programs share characteristics that any enterprise can emulate, cloud security SaaS executive Josh Stella explains.
District CTO Lindsey Parker and CISO Suneel Cherukuri broke down how cybersecurity fits into the city's tech agenda.
A healthcare cybersecurity firm reportedly found vulnerabilities in a Pittsburgh-based robot manufacturer's bots. It highlights the need for dedicated cyber teams within healthcare systems.
Leaders from the National Cybersecurity Alliance, an organization advancing cybersecurity practices and jobs, see the current cyber hiring deficit as an opportunity for both technical and nontechnical employees to find a rewarding career.
The Pittsburgh cybersecurity company launched a free version of its flagship product, with added $1,000 incentive for open source developers. Here's why.
Employers throughout various industries in Baltimore and Maryland are looking for cyberworkers. Here's a brief roundup of places to look.
We hit up our archives to find some of the best advice for avoiding cybercrime as the threat continues to rise.
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The internet is a scary place, so here's the truth about a few myths that can make your trip through the web a little safer.
Get to know these experts, join a meetup group or apply to these training programs to develop your expertise or learn more about the local cyber scene.
As the frequency of attacks increases, amateurs and cyber pros alike would do well to enforce their skills. Be sure to check out these local resources on how to prepare, or advance your career in the field.
A CompTIA report says the city's tech economy is expected to grow across certain roles, but Pittsburgh is still grappling with diversifying in its tech workforce and boosting tech jobs overall.
A CompTIA report says software programmers, network administrators and cybersecurity specialists lead the pack in local tech jobs. Plus: How much are technologists making here?
The massive 2019 attack was not the first, nor the last, to harm Baltimore or its surrounding counties.
Cybrary CEO Kevin Hanes offered his thoughts on the current state of cybersecurity hiring, including two main suggestions for employers: make the field more accessible and invest in your own.
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This April is Technical.ly's Cybersecurity Month. Look for stories on skills training, hiring trends and tips for individuals and organizations alike looking to avoid attacks.
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