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How to stay cyber secure working from home
27 March 2020The majority of the workforce is now working remotely due to the COVID19 lockdown, rapidly adjusting to their new normal. With so many of attempting ‘business as usual’, how do we ensure we stay cyber secure when working from home?
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'Business as usual' during a pandemic: why remote working and flexibility have never been more vital to business success.
23 March 2020With the uncertain nature of COVID-19 and government advice to practice social distancing, remote working has become a hot topic amongst the global workforce, a conversation which is long overdue. Forward thinking, employee-centric companies have long been challenging the office based nine-to-five routine, recognising that in today’s increasingly connected, 24/7 world, people crave flexibility to work around their own lifestyle more than ever.
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What we learned at CyNam 20.1: The Human Element of Cyber Technology
10 March 2020The first CyNam of 2020 kicked off the year’s events on Thursday 5th March, with a focus on the human element of cyber security, which profoundly affects the more technical components and guarantees that there can be no silver bullet in cyber security.
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Five things we learnt from #BeTheChange, the second NCSC Cyber Schools Hub event
20 February 2020Last week saw the second NCSC Cyber Schools Hub event supported by CyNam, hosted at hub8 and sponsored by InfoSec People. Following on from the incredible feedback from both schools and our industry contacts following the first event back in December, we were really excited to create something even more valuable this time!
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An evening with: CISOs, CTOs & CEOs - an NCSC Cyber Schools Hub event
30 December 2019Giving back to the Cyber Technology community is something which has always been very important to the InfoSec team, which is why we were so excited by the opportunity to support the NCSC’s Cyber Schools Hub initiative and sponsor a series of events for 15-18-year-old students, hosted at Hub8 in Cheltenham.
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Charlotte reaches out at a STEM careers event.
19 December 2019Our STEM ambassador, Charlotte, headed to a Pittville School careers fair this week to speak with Year 8 students at about different routes into STEM subject jobs.
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If you need a true security expert, hire somebody who has seen a breach first hand.
28 November 2019In a world of ever more frequent and sophisticated cyber attacks, attitudes towards who ‘allowed’ a breach to occur are changing and historic blame culture is dissipating; the next generation of cyber security must feature Breach Response Specialists, and nobody comes with more expert knowledge than those who have been involved in – and resolved – an attack.
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Everything you need to know from CyNam 19.3
14 October 2019CyNam 19.3 – the final live event of 2019 – took place on Thursday 10th October with a record turn-out. Focused on Operational Technology, “Virtual Threats, Operational Realities” dug deep into the very real, everyday threats facing organisations, both in and out of the cyber space. Excitingly, over 70 students from local schools came along to learn more about careers in cyber, a great step towards addressing the need for engagement in the cyber sphere from a younger age and encouraging young people into careers in information security.
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Welcome to the InfoSec People team, Nick!
19 September 2019Based out of InfoSec People’s brand-new Bournemouth office, Nick Haaker is the latest member of our team, who joins us as Senior Recruitment Consultant and brings a wealth of personal and professional experience which we know will make him the perfect addition!
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Don't say the "R" word
09 September 2019Headhunters. Executive researchers. Consultants… Whatever you call them, it’s no secret that recruiters come with a somewhat mixed reputation. From an eye-roll at a party to an outright insult, most recruiters have seen their share of animosity, earned or not! InfoSec People’s MD, Chris Dunning-Walton, discusses why this concept may well be justified and why negative behaviours must change, and soon!
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