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GUEST ESSAY: A Memorial Day call to upskill more veterans for in-demand cybersecurity roles

The Last Watchdog

Meanwhile, 200,000 well-trained and technically skilled military service members are discharged each year. Yet, there’s still work to be done to make this path more accessible and known among the veteran and transitioning military community. This experience can also be helpful when training cybersecurity talent.

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Spotlight: Automation Beckons as DevOps, IoT Drive PKI Explosion

The Security Ledger

Brian Trzupek of DigiCert joins Paul to talk about the findings of a recent State of PKI Automation survey and the challenges of managing fast-growing population of tens of thousands of PKI certificates. Survey: 50,000 Certs on Average. That’s a 43% jump year over year, according to the survey. Click the icon below to listen.

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Internet Backbone Giant Lumen Shuns.RU

Krebs on Security

“To spend several days watching news broadcasts on the main state channels, as well as surveying state-controlled newspapers, is to witness the extent of the Kremlin’s efforts to sanitize its war with the Orwellian term ‘special military operation’ — and to make all news coverage align with that message,” MacFarquhar wrote.

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MY TAKE: Why companies and consumers must collaborate to stop the plundering of IoT systems

The Last Watchdog

IoT devices help remotely control our household appliances, power plants, smart buildings, factories, airports, shipyards, trucks, trains and military. Most companies have only a vague sense of all of the IoT sensors tied into their networks, and each device represents an access path beckoning intruders. And we’re just getting started.

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Anatomy of a Quantum Attack

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

More than half (54 percent) of the 500 critical infrastructure suppliers surveyed reported attempts to control systems, while 40 percent said they had experienced attempts to shut down systems entirely. While this lowered barrier to entry increases innovation and discovery, it also increases the number of potential access points for hackers.

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Information Disaster Plan

The Texas Record

You will be able to continue operations and meet objectives with less risk of serious disruption if you ensure that you have continuous access to your information. For e.g. If crossing a bridge is the only entry to the site, analyze how your government will access the information if that bridge were to collapse.

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50 Years Makes a Difference! How Film Research Has Changed Since the 1972 Conference on Audiovisual Archives

Unwritten Record

While there are some similarities between the two events, moving image research has come a long way in the last forty-nine years and so the focus of the conference has shifted to reflect growing accessibility of government films and new research questions about the role of media in the history of 20th Century events and government.