Cyberattacks have had drastic effects on universities and colleges, from the compromise of student and staff data to the permanent shuttering of higher ed institutions. Follow these five steps to bolster university cybersecurity posture.

Software developers must participate in ongoing training that simulates real-life scenarios to learn secure coding practices.

Something as simple as a smile can have a massive effect on security interactions, especially if used before a conversation is started. 

Cyber resilience requires a holistic approach to risk reduction — people, processes, and technology all continually optimized as the nature of the threat landscape changes.

Software as a Service (SaaS) is everywhere, and its use in work environments presents cybersecurity risks to organizations. Identify the top risks of SaaS and how to manage them to maintain business resilience.

A cybersecurity education partnership between Infosec Institute and charity organization VetJobs can help military veterans and spouses build their security and information technology (IT) careers.

The Colorado School Safety Resource Center (CSSRC) released crisis guidelines to help K-12 security leaders and security teams at institutions of higher education prepare for and respond to large-scale emergencies.

The Ohio Student Safety Advisory Council will work to identify school safety concerns and develop security strategies to address them. Students across Ohio can take part in the council and determine how to engage their peers in school safety.

From youth outreach to recruitment efforts in high schools, community colleges and universities, cybersecurity leaders can develop the cyber workforce and find talented candidates.

Engaging Multinational Police Women on Equality and Rights (EMPoWER), a project from the U.S. Department of Justice and the Department of State's Counterterrorism Bureau, aims to provide leadership opportunities for women in security.