Top 5 reasons to quit your cybersecurity job

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CSO Update Nov 03, 2016 Top 5 reasons to quit your cybersecurity job The downsides with making a career switch go away in a market with zero-percent unemployment. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Fixing the communications breakdown between IT security and the board and c-suite • Leadership: From dictator to enabler • How secure are home robots? • It's hunting season but who's the prey? • DDoS attack on Dyn could have been prevented White Paper: IBM Corporation 12 Reasons You Don't Need to Monitor Your Apps Still wondering what all the application monitoring hype is about? Read more to find out all the reasons why you still don't need to monitor your apps, no matter what everyone else says! Read More ▶ Fixing the communications breakdown between IT security and the board and c-suite Stop buying the first security solution that comes down the pike and solve the communications logjam first. Read More ▶ Leadership: From dictator to enabler Defeating highly adaptable cyber attackers takes the same kind of leadership it took to defeat highly adaptable terrorists in Iraq, according to Ret. Gen. Stanley McChrystal: Enabling the expertise within the organization. Read More ▶ How secure are home robots? They have blinking lights and tend to chirp constantly. One of them can vacuum your living room carpet on a schedule. Another can play games with the kids using artificial intelligence. Yet, for homeowners (and security professionals) there's a question about whether home robots could become an attack vector for hackers. Read More ▶ It's hunting season but who's the prey? There's a trend in security operations to work to close the gap between discovering a breach after the damage has been inflicted, and delving deeper into the infrastructure to evaluate the "What/Where/When/How" in an effort to advance the security team's preemptive efforts in deterring or at least containing malicious activity. And with one report suggesting ransomware being up almost 90 percent over last year, it's getting a bit confusing as to which side of the "hunting season" organizations are finding themselves. Read More ▶ DDoS attack on Dyn could have been prevented The Online Trust Association issued a prescription earlier this year for securing IoT devices. But even the association's director admits that, with billions of devices already in use, change will not come easily or quickly. Read More ▶ White Paper: IBM Corporation Application Performance Management for App-Driven Businesses This paper explains the importance of APM to today's businesses, provides recommendations that companies should consider when evaluating solutions, and suggests steps companies can take now to adopt APM solutions. Read More ▶ Top 5 Stories 1. 17 essential tools to protect your online identity, privacy 2. Google to untrust WoSign and StartCom certificates 3. Why don't developers have a 'spellchecker' for security'? 4. Google discloses Windows zero-day, Microsoft argues disclosure ethics 5. Enterprises continue to struggle to find cybersecurity talent, survey finds Editor's Picks 1. 15 hot, new security and privacy apps for Android and iOS 2. How to get creative with your penetration testing 3. 5 security bolstering strategies that won't break the bank 4. What's wrong with this picture? The NEW clean desk test 5. Inside an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army

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