Security Sessions: How to transition from tech professional to a business leader

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Network World Security Alert Mar 31, 2016 Video Security Sessions: How to transition from tech professional to a business leader Many security pros came up through the career ranks with a solid tech background. But security leadership demands more business acumen and expertise today. Lorna Koppel, Direction of Information Security for Tufts University, has been through this process in her career and shares her tips for making the transition smoothly and effectively. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What terrorism investigations can teach us about investigating cyber attacks • Most managed security tools will be cloud based by 2020, IHS predicts • Expert: Comprehensive software security for cars will take years • Survey: With all eyes on security, talent shortage sends salaries sky high • How to set up a portable, non-cloud-based password manager • Merging firms appealing targets for attackers • Former NSA deputy director says Edward Snowden lacks courage • US Federal Courts warn of aggressive scammers White Paper: Juniper Networks 2016 Predictions: Security Solutions The security market will continue to evolve alongside new requirements arising from the Internet of Things, cloud computing and sophisticated targeted attacks. Read More ▶ What terrorism investigations can teach us about investigating cyber attacks Security professionals need to ditch the IT-based approach to investigating breaches and take a page from their law enforcement counterparts. Read More ▶ Most managed security tools will be cloud based by 2020, IHS predicts Even as security remains a concern for cloud users, research firm IHS says managed security vendors are increasingly delivering their security products via the cloud. By 2020, most managed security services will be delivered via the cloud, IHS predicts. Read More ▶ Expert: Comprehensive software security for cars will take years Software security for automobiles is improving but it will take another three or four years until car manufacturers can put overarching security architecture in place, says Stefan Savage, the winner of the 2015 ACM-Infosys Foundation Award in the Computing Sciences. Read More ▶ Survey: With all eyes on security, talent shortage sends salaries sky high Annual IT Salary Survey shines a light on security hiring and compensation trends. Find out what your peers said about their career outlook and how your salary compares. Read More ▶ How to set up a portable, non-cloud-based password manager Setting up a non-cloud based password manager in which the password database can be accessed from more than one device is easier than it sounds. Read More ▶ Merging firms appealing targets for attackers Companies going through a merger or acquisition, as well as their lawyers, financial advisers, and other associated firms are all tempting targets for cyberattackers, according to a new report from Digital Shadows. Read More ▶ Former NSA deputy director says Edward Snowden lacks courage Thoughts from Chris Inglis, former Deputy Director of NSA, about whistleblower Edward Snowden's reasons for leaking classified NSA documents Read More ▶ US Federal Courts warn of aggressive scammers "This year's scams are more aggressive and sophisticated than we've seen in years past," says Melissa Muir, Director of Administrative Services for the U.S. District Court of Western Washington in a statement. "Scammers are setting up call centers, establishing call-back protocols and using specific names and designated court hearing times." Read More ▶ White Paper: Juniper Networks 3 Major Challenges to Securing Your Data Is your enterprise planning to leverage cloud computing and mobile computing in order to improve business agility, increase employee productivity, and lower capital expenses? Read More ▶ Join The Network World Communities As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook ▶ Network World on LinkedIn ▶ SLIDESHOWS The most momentous tech events of the past 30 years 25 real-life ways people have been hurt using their phones Read More ▶ Most-Read Stories 1. Is the Cisco 6500 Series invincible? 2. Arista takes on Cisco, Juniper at routing 3. Oracle seeks $9.3 billion for Google's use of Java in Android 4. NAND mirroring proof-of-concept show that FBI could use it to crack iPhone 5. 19 free cloud storage options 6. US Federal Courts warn of aggressive scammers 7. 9 ways technology will change within the next 10 years 8. 5 IoT trends to expect in 2016 9. 9 new features in Windows 10 10. 7 free Wi-Fi stumbling and surveying tools for Windows and Mac

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