History tells tales. When I travel during days off to other regions of the world, I look for the fun spots but also the sites honoring the city’s turbulent periods. I’ve learned that these often mournful times comprising a region’s history also play parts in a present day that shows how equity, hope, goodness and…
Cybercrime, apparently, does pay. This is according to a few of the articles in this edition as well as many other news and feature reports we’ve done in the past based on any number of research papers that have sprung up over the last 12 to 18 months. Illena Armstrong, VP, editorial of SC Magazine.…
Here we are, another year almost wrapped and I’m starting to rethink whether I’ve chosen the right profession. What’s set me on this path is a recent study I’ve been mulling, which basically reveals that cybercrime is, like, the hottest industry for career-minded professionals looking for lucrative occupations that could make them millions of dollars…
Recently, an accomplished and self-proclaimed “bossy woman” in security posted on her Facebook page a news item from media outlet InspireMore.com that immediately seized my attention. Its headline read, “‘You Are In Fact Unequal’ Engineering Student’s Letter to Woman Goes Viral.” IllenaArmstrong I wondered if this piece was going to get me riled or was…
Defining privacy is easy. Hit up Dictionary.com to read that it is “the state or condition of being free from being observed or disturbed by other people.”
Tim Callahan, SVP and Global Chief Security Officer, Aflac, won the CSO of the Year at last year’s SC Awards ceremony. We’ll see who takes home that honor for 2018 on Tuesday night at the black-tie gala during the RSA Conference.
I love our big ole’ bear who hails from Russia that illustrates our lead feature online and in our more traditional hard copy edition this month. He’s cheeky, haughty, seemingly quite savvy and definitely bold. These traits are trying to be conveyed with purpose, as he’s supposed to visually represent just one of the ways…
As we close 2017, reflecting on the year’s happenings and how these might impact the future is a natural occurrence. This one’s different, though, as it has brought on broader and more faceted musings. Not only are we wrapping up what has been sometimes a challenging and other times exhilarating 12 months for us in…
There are decisions my female friends and I make daily that correlate to problems we face as a result of gender bias in our working lives.
