- Assessments Perception of Value in Security Consulting Projects
Clients can't evaluate specialized security work directly, so they estimate value by assessing effort—usually time. A skilled locksmith opening locks in seconds gets fewer tips than when...
- Communication 10 Communication Tips for Security and IT Professionals
Explaining security and IT work is often harder than the work itself. Ten habits will sharpen how you explain it to specialists, executives, and everyone in between.
- Career Stop Relying on Your Resume
A resume gets you past initial screening. Reputation, relationships, and visible work built in the years before the search are what land the right role.
- Assessments Dealing with Misinformation During Security Assessments and Forensic Investigations
Interview subjects don't always provide accurate information, because they might not know the details, remember them incorrectly, or have incentives to mislead. Look for discrepancies between...
- Career 5 Interviewing Tips for Tech and Cybersecurity Jobs
Strong technical skills get you to the interview, but preparation gets you the offer. Show up having done the homework that many candidates skip.
- Malware Analysis Several Malware Analysis Reports to Learn From
Learning from other analysts' reports is valuable when you can't reverse-engineer malware yourself. Recommended write-ups cover Murofet (file infection, password stealing), Avzhan (DDoS bots), Visal...