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In this type of phishing campaign, attackers trick people into giving a malicious app consent to access sensitive data, says Microsoft. https://t.co/Sd7ofX7sdx
Today, New Horizons Orlando is attending the Central Florida Employment Council Job Fair at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. We’re looking forward to helping more students reach their IT/Cybersecurity employment goals!
“If we were a private-sector company, we’d be in the Fortune 10 or Fortune 5, on par with companies like that,” Cunningham said. “We’ve got to start thinking like a business in those kinds of numbers alone. We want to show cyber has a business value.” https://t.co/6iCy6nb8FC
Congratulations to John Smith for recently passing his CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ certification exam! We wish you the best of luck in your future career!
Cisco's CISO Benchmark Study for 2020 offers some perspective on the dynamic nature of security work as well as some best practices to make life a little easier and data somewhat more secure. https://t.co/tcewxl42VK
Yes, there are remote, flexible, freelance, project, or part-time jobs available in tech, according to a report from the job search site Flexjobs. Find out which companies are hiring. https://t.co/vv2rIHTJPt
There are now billions of IoT devices in businesses across the world, prompting the need for increased security measures to protect them. https://t.co/wqXsbyVoW1
Tech hiring managers are looking for more than tech talent. According to a recent CompTIA report, IT managers want employees who can problem solve (55%), work in teams (48%), identify with user experience (34%), and have strong communication skills (31%). https://t.co/rcQGuO0uWd
MIT researchers released a lengthy paper on Thursday that said hackers could change votes through the app, which has already been used in Oregon, West Virginia, Washington, and Utah since 2018. https://t.co/GLfI56euXo
There has been a sustained effort by cybercriminals to use the global concern about coronavirus to spread malware, steal credentials and perform massive spam operations since the end of January. https://t.co/w6mcy60oPl
Federal agencies urge entities to take countermeasures to seven variants of malware associated with North Korea—or Hidden Cobra, as U.S. officials refer to it in a cyber context. https://t.co/zv8TZkRlL7
The Veterans Affairs Department’s health care facility in Palo Alto, California, is poised to become the agency’s first 5G-enabled hospital—and one of the first in the world. https://t.co/4Gxivv96xb
Many congratulations to Suleyka Herrera for passing her ICND1 certification exam earlier today! We wish you continued success as you move forward in the IT industry!
Cybersecurity teams working in federal agencies face similar challenges to their counterparts in the private sector. A recent examination of the threat landscape reveals emerging and expanding trends that are important to both. https://t.co/w66yWlmJDG
Most federal agencies continue to improve the cyber threat data they share but several barriers remain, according to a joint report submitted to Congress in December. https://t.co/gkqTdLfNsk
Strategic focus and investments across government and industry catalyzed monumental leaps in quantum and high-performance supercomputing over the course of 2019. https://t.co/b8GFZU8SNM
While hardware-level attacks are high, only 59% of companies have implemented a hardware security strategy, Dell and Forrester found. https://t.co/ttS8p0JlAX