Skills gaps, certifications, new tools, employability – there are many challenges and elements to consider when putting people work in cybersecurity. What skills do prospective employees need to be work ready? How ought professionals demonstrate their capabilities?
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Join cyber curriculum expert Michael Kaplan of Phase2 Advantage as he shares best practices for today’s educators, cyber leaders and professionals to support individuals seeking a career in cyber.
Real world, experiential learning helps students develop knowledge, skills, and abilities that they can take directly from the classroom to the workplace. This direct connection from learning to earning is important to all students, but none more so than adult learners who have gone back to school, often while continuing …
We are continuously reminded of the stark reality that higher education teaching and learning is indeed different today than it was a few months ago. Since Circadence is committed to cybersecurity education and training, we try to stay on top of the latest developments with distance learning so that …
Getting a job in cybersecurity doesn’t have to be an intimidating process. If you haven’t been taught the basics and/or are looking to change careers for something different, launching a cybersecurity career can start with basic learnings that lead to more formal training, certifications, and skills development. And …
