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GRCIE Announces 2 Milestones - Vimarsana News

GRCIE Announces 2 Milestones

GRC for Intelligent Ecosystems (GRCIE), a non-profit focused on broadening the universe and diversity of cybersecurity professionals in the U.S., is pleased...

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Cybersecurity Non-Profit GRCIE Announces Partnership Agreements - Vimarsana News

Cybersecurity Non-Profit GRCIE Announces Partnership Agreements

GRC for Intelligent Ecosystems (GRCIE), a nonprofit that specializes in training underserved populations for cybersecurity and GRC careers, is pleased to...

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ISACA 2021 Report: Top Trends, Improving Cyber Maturity - Vimarsana News

ISACA 2021 Report: Top Trends, Improving Cyber Maturity

Key challenges from the recent State of Cybersecurity 2021 report include "integrating risk with maturity and keeping up with industry trends," says Jenai

10 signs of successful IT leaders in the next normal - Vimarsana News

10 signs of successful IT leaders in the next normal

2. Make decisions amidst uncertainty “We are in the fourth industrial revolution, a time marked by the interconnection of physical, biological and digital worlds. As these worlds integrate, intelligent ecosystems form and give rise to ‘big bang disruptions,’ thus transforming entire systems, creating and destroying entire product lines, markets and ecosystems overnight,” said Jenai Marinkovic, vChief Technology and Security Officer with Tiro Security, and a member of the ISACA Emerging Trends Working Group.  “In the near-normal where disruptions such as the pandemic accelerated th...

12 security career-killers (and how to avoid them) - Vimarsana News

12 security career-killers (and how to avoid them)

The stories are out there: the smart co-workers who get in their own way instead of getting ahead. CISOs know them, too. One remembers a brilliant employee who liked to remind others how smart she was and how she deserved way more money than she was making. Another recalls a talented staffer who did exactly what was required, but nothing more. Neither made it very far, as their bosses finally had enough of their drag on morale and decided to let them go. Those are just two of the many ways to kill your career, say CISOs, career coaches and executive consultants. Some actions, such as illegall...