Continuous learning is key to staying ahead of evolving threats and
new technologies in the field of cybersecurity. In this blog post,
discover why staying informed and proactive is essential for
protecting systems and keeping your skills sharp.
Certifications are crucial for advancing IT careers, often leading
to higher wages and better job prospects. In this post, explore 10
of the most sought-after cybersecurity certifications that can
enhance skills and open new opportunities in the field.
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Cybersecurity breaches can cost businesses millions, and 95% of
breaches are caused by human error. Staying informed and practicing
good cybersecurity habits can significantly reduce the risks of
attacks. Here are some key habits to adopt:
Use Strong
Passwords: Create complex passwords with a mix
of letters, numbers, and symbols.
Enable Two-Factor
Authentication: Add an extra layer of security
with a second verification step.
Update Software
Regularly: Keep all software, including
operating systems and apps, current to protect against
vulnerabilities.
Be Cautious with
Emails: Avoid clicking on suspicious links and
downloading attachments from unknown sources.
Use a
VPN: Secure your internet connection and data
while using public WiFi.
Back Up
Data: Regularly save files to an external
drive or cloud service.
Limit Personal Info
Sharing: Be mindful of what information is
shared on social media.
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PSCI is proud to sponsor the 15th annual Secure DE Conference that
is being held on October 29 at the University of Delaware's Clayton
Hall.
This event is an excellent opportunity to network with and learn
from the region's top cybersecurity professionals.
Attendees can expect to engage with industry experts, connect with
leading cybersecurity vendors, and learn about the latest trends
and tools in cybersecurity.
