- Threat Intelligence How You Can Write Better Threat Reports
Writing about cybersecurity threats requires deciding what details to include, demonstrating sound analysis, and addressing multiple audiences. A rating sheet checklist can help ensure threat reports...
- Communication Top 10 Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes
Common writing mistakes span structure, look, words, tone, and information—the key aspects that work together to capture and hold readers' attention. Avoiding these pitfalls strengthens technical...
- Training A Cybersecurity Writing Course for You
Strong writers find openings to their readers' hearts and minds by knowing how to structure and present content. Techniques like strategic use of headings, lists, and figure captions can help...
- Malware The Language and Nature of Fileless Attacks Over Time
Defenders use "fileless" so broadly that defensive conversations become imprecise. Classify fileless attacks using four categories: malicious documents, scripts, living off the land, and in-memory...
- Communication Cyber is Cyber is Cyber
The distinction between "cybersecurity" and "information security" is becoming academic as the world embraces "cyber" as the dominant term. Since non-specialists relate more to "cyber," security...
- Communication Communicating About Cybersecurity in Plain English: Haiku!
Security professionals often use language that guarantees their message will be ignored or misunderstood by non-technical audiences. Translating jargon-heavy policy text into sentences of no more...