Watch as these experts discuss cyber crime in our country and what individuals and corporations can do about it. And learn about an exciting career field that’s generating opportunities for well-trained professionals ready to be heroes.
Watch Cisco technology expert, Justin Walther explain the importance of Cyber Security during the Olympics.
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Cyber ethics grows in importance for professionals and everyday internet users.
Make it a new year’s resolution to be secure online in 2013.
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Careers in cyber security, cloud computing and networking technology are growing in the U.S. – and all over the world. And for well-trained experts, such jobs may take them places they’d never dreamed possible – even the Olympic Games.
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Curious about a career in cyber security? Here are some key facts behind one of the fastest-growing STEM fields in the U.S.
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No matter how well you’ve secured your preferred device, you’re taking a chance any time you connect to a public access point. Here are some tips for securing yourself in a public hotspot.
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Electric utilities need to protect against cyber security threats, the Dept. of Energy says. By calling for the creation of a “cybersecurity governance board,” the DoE is highlighting the need for cyber defense in all areas of business and government.
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Cyber security careers are growing throughout the U.S. Is this technology field for you? Find out by viewing this infographic, Hacker or Hero: The Anatomy of a Cyber Security Expert.
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With the holiday season upon us, many people turn to online shopping for their gift buying needs. However, 1.5 million people fall victim to cyber crime every day. Here are some tips on how to avoid becoming one of them.
Cyber security and other technology careers are growing exponentially in the U.S. View this Cyber Security Career Roadmap to see the path you could follow to a secure, successful future.
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Careers in technology are growing, and DeVry University Network & Communications Management student Jim Willows talks about what he's doing to prepare for this in-demand field.
Cyber security risks require IT professionals with new skills to protect and combat.
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Dr. Tahereh Daneshi, cyber security expert and Professor of Information Systems Management at DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management, provides simple tips for small business to mitigate risks online. Learn more now.
DeVry University Professor Bob Bunge is training tomorrow’s cyber security experts for cyber defense and cyber security jobs.
Web attacks cost businesses $114 billion each year, according to a 2011 study conducted by Symantec. Given the likelihood for future security breaches, the need for professionals with the skills required to protect those at risk for such forms of online espionage is amplifying.
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Download a new cyber security ebook that helps parents and teachers educate teens about cyber safety.
Our data can be exposed to criminals who commit crimes such as identity theft and credit card fraud – unless we take the proper precautions.
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History’s most memorable breaches of information security leading to today’s growing cyber security careers.
Is a career in cyber security right for you? Ask yourself these questions.
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