Articles Tagged with ''career development''

Transitioning security careers can be difficult, but there are several skills that can be transferred between positions.

In the next few decades, if not years, a new leadership theory is bound to upend the current notions of what makes a great leader and how one is developed.

Security job seekers have many ways to find job leads. For the sheer volume of apparently potential opportunities, though, it is hard to ignore job boards.

Security leaders share the impact mentorship has had on furthering their careers in the industry.

How to choose which security conferences to attend, exhibit at, or present at depends on many different factors.

Steps to help ensure a solid backup plan is in place for when security practitioners need to find a new security job quickly.

Security practitioners who felt they were in strong, secure positions in their organizations are finding themselves unexpectedly open to new opportunities.

Security leaders all want to prove their value, pull their weight, support the team. But saying no appropriately and strategically goes to the heart of leadership.

When you present your successes to a future employer, articulate how your program proactively built coalitions to get ahead of future security risks.

Governor Laura Kelly recently announced that John Godfrey is the new Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the State of Kansas.