Articles Tagged with ''workplace culture''

A South Dakota helicopter ambulance servicer was investigated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for terminating a whistleblower.

Following an OSHA investigation, a Tacoma federal court determined that USPS wrongfully retaliated against an employee for reporting an injury.

A report found that open source maintainers are being asked to take on additional work to meet government and industry standards despite little pay.

With hybrid and remote work, security leaders are tracking employee productivity. New research analyzed the effect that monitoring had on employees.

A recent report by Women in CyberSecurity on the state of inclusion of women in cybersecurity shows 68% cite leadership as a source of exclusion.

Security leaders' perception of their cyber resilience was analyzed in a study by Immersive Labs finding that teams aren't fully prepared for threats.

For the 113th International Women’s Day, Security Magazine is sharing stories and suggestions from women in security leadership positions. 

To mitigate social engineering risks, companies need to build a security culture with employee awareness, education and training at the center.

A report found that CISOs had high levels of workplace stress. The survey featured small to midsize businesses with teams of five employees or less.