Almost one in 10 U.S. security professionals has admitted to having considered participating in Black Hat activity.

The Security Industry Association (SIA) has opened nominations for the inaugural SIA Progress Award, an initiative sponsored by SIA’s Women in Security Forum. The recipient of this new award will be recognized at SIA Honors Night 2018 on Nov. 14 in New York City.

By 2020, security professionals will be immersed in a hyper-connected IoT world. What does this mean for your threat landscape?

When it comes to cybersecurity careers, adults in the US reportedly don’t know the various job opportunities available in the field, despite the growing demand for professionals to fill the enormous skills gap.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) introduced a new career progression plan for its frontline employees to foster career growth.

Six outstanding professionals will be recognized for their leadership in addressing safety and security issues as part of the 2018 National Sports Safety and Security Conference and Exhibition, this week in Louisville, KY.

The demand for cybersecurity workers across the United State continues to grow, according to new data from CyberSeek.

Millennials and post-millennials play a key role in solving the cybersecurity skills shortage now and in the future, according to a new survey.

Female and male cybersecurity professionals share the same workplace values, priorities and aspirations. Both place about the same level of importance on matters such as salary and working close to home – and both apply roughly the same skills to their work and view protecting people and data as their primary function, according to recent (ISC)² research.