Tackling Diversity and Imposter Syndrome During Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Dan Guido argues stock photos of hackers distort public perception of security professionals, and launches a 'Hacker Anthology' project of realistic stock footage and photos of actual practitioners.

NetSPI's year-in-review celebrates 2023 milestones, including a new headquarters, surpassing 500 team members, and key product and community moments, reflecting on a year of growth across the company.

NetSPI's Head of Product argues technology alone cannot secure organizations: tools cannot understand unique infrastructures, operationalize themselves, or deliver efficient outcomes without people.

NetSPI's CEO reflects on its 2022 employee kickoff, arguing the cyber arms race can only be won at the intersection of technology and talent, with automation freeing humans for high-value work.

With 62% of security teams understaffed and a 3.12M global workforce gap, the post argues remote hiring flexibility and employee retention are key to closing the cybersecurity talent shortage.

Bridging the DevSecOps divide: with 71% of AppSec pros citing developers who skip early security work, the post urges empathy and shared incentives between development and security teams.