Ohio tech teacher followed his passion for cybersecurity into the classroom
The Greek philosopher Plutarch described the process of educating young people “not as a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.” The essence these wise words is that educating …
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Password alternatives exist, but a password-free future could be slow in coming
Most people use at least slightly different passwords to authenticate their multiple e-mail, financial …
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Are you certifiable? The value-based case for getting a certification
Meet our partner Sheila, a solution architect, and Simon, an employee from technical support. Both are considering getting certified. I don’t have the credentials to diagnose whether Sheila …
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Test your knowledge of IT name changes
Over the years, I’ve noticed many shifts in what things are called and the changes in language have always fascinated me. My first recollection of this was moving as a kid from one home to another. There …
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Pennsylvania teenager’s can-do attitude is driving his IT ambitions
According to federal government statistics, 20 percent of Americans have some degree of hearing loss. The strongest predictor of hearing loss is age — 91 percent of people 50 and older suffer from …
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Mapping training and certification to cybersecurity job roles
There’s good news and bad news: The good news is that the cybersecurity skills gap has narrowed by almost a million skilled workers, according to the 2020 Cybersecurity Workforce Study conducted by …
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