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Obituary: Alan Paller

Alan Paller, the founder and director of the SANS Institute, passed away Nov. 9 at the age of 76.

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A cyber cautionary tale: Unnamed agency suffers sophisticated, possibly nation state, attack

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For some CIOs, the decision to limit the use of Zoom isn’t a big deal

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Cloud computing and remote workers can reduce cybersecurity

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Demand pushes CIO Council to increase class size of cyber reskilling academy

Are escape rooms for cyber education a new trend in government?

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DHS issues first emergency cyber directive due to what didn’t happen in 2009

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In ‘Cybertropolis,’ Army begins to move its cyber training exercises into the physical world

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GSA to join DoD in hiring ethical hackers to find cyber vulnerabilities

The General Services Administration’s Technology Transformation Service (TTS) released a draft solicitation asking for industry input in creating a bug…

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Alan Paller: Federal progress in cybersecurity

To judge the progress of cybersecurity preparedness in the federal government, you’ve got to take a long-term view. One person who’s been tracking cybersecurity…

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Richard Spires, CEO of Learning Tree International, joins host John Gilroy to discuss how to use continuous learning to close the “skill gap” in the federal government. May 10, 2016

SANS Institute

Obituary: Alan Paller

A cyber cautionary tale: Unnamed agency suffers sophisticated, possibly nation state, attack

For some CIOs, the decision to limit the use of Zoom isn’t a big deal

Cloud computing and remote workers can reduce cybersecurity

Demand pushes CIO Council to increase class size of cyber reskilling academy

Are escape rooms for cyber education a new trend in government?

DHS issues first emergency cyber directive due to what didn’t happen in 2009

In ‘Cybertropolis,’ Army begins to move its cyber training exercises into the physical world

First of 3 new cyber policies overhauls review, repair of critical systems

Transparency, due process fell by the wayside in the case of Kaspersky Lab

How NIST can help close the cyber gap between CIOs and auditors

GSA to join DoD in hiring ethical hackers to find cyber vulnerabilities

Alan Paller: Federal progress in cybersecurity

A “blended” approach to continuous learning