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• 8 communication and collaboration books to read in 2022

  Communication and collaboration tools are more important than ever as the workforce shifts to hybrid and remote work. Check out these books to learn more.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kaitlin Herbert, Content writer

• Defining requirements key to manage machine learning projects

  Machine learning projects are likely to fail without proper planning. 'Managing Machine Learning Projects' provides guidance on how to plan by defining ML project requirements.  Continue Reading

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  • Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Site Editor
  • Manning Publications Co.

• Consider ethical technology issues with data center growth

  Authors Harry Lewis and Ken Ledeen discuss ethical issues organizations should consider when expanding data center, data collection and technological capabilities.  Continue Reading

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  • Ryan Arel, Former Associate Site Editor
  • Pearson Education

• Advice for beginner computer forensic investigators

  For those interesting in becoming a computer forensics investigator, learn about the career and what to expect, as well as why digital evidence is the most volatile evidence.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• 8 cybersecurity books to read in 2023

  Brush up on your cybersecurity skills by picking up one of these titles.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Sarah Amsler, Senior Managing Editor

• 9 workplace diversity books to read in 2022

  Learn to create and foster an inclusive culture for innovation and a sense of belonging for all employees.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Amanda Hetler, Senior Editor

• Top 10 pen testing interview questions with answers

  Are you pursuing a career in pen testing? Prepare with this list of 10 pen testing interview questions and answers created by three security experts.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • Packt Publishing

• Top IT security manager interview questions

  Are you looking for a leadership role in cybersecurity? Three security experts offer their advice on how to answer the most common IT security manager interview questions.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• How to reap the benefits of data integration, step by step

  A new book lays out a strong case for data integration and guides readers in how to carry out this essential process.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Technics Publications, Technics Publications

• Why Kali Linux is the go-to distribution for penetration testing

  Discover why penetration testers prefer to use the Kali Linux distribution for offensive security, from collecting useful tools together to being usable from multiple devices.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• Explore the pros and cons of Go for DevOps

  Author and Docker engineer Teiva Harsanyi explains the benefits of Golang -- including why he sees it as the future of back-end development -- and how to avoid common pitfalls.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Lev Craig, Site Editor

• Sample CompTIA CASP+ practice questions with answers

  Preparing for the CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner certification or refreshing your knowledge to renew your cert? Use these CASP+ practice questions to test your smarts.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• How to prepare for the CompTIA CASP+ exam

  Are you pursuing the CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner certification? The author of a CASP+ cert guide offers advice on how to prepare for the exam.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• Techniques to get started with green networking

  'Emerging Green Technologies' details how technology is a flexible tool organizations can use to make business operations more sustainable. Here's how to make your network green.  Continue Reading

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  • Deanna Darah, Taylor & Francis

• How energy-efficient networking supports sustainability

  In this Q&A, 'Emerging Green Technologies' author Matthew N. O. Sadiku discusses the importance of going green and how to make networks energy-efficient to achieve this goal.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Deanna Darah, Site Editor

• Funny JavaScript for programmers who love literature

  Learn about the book 'If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript' by Angus Croll and how JavaScript gives programmers the ability to create interactive code.  Continue Reading

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  • Kaitlin Herbert, Content writer
  • No Starch Press

• Humorous AI is a riddle worth solving

  Learn why Tony Veale -- author of the book 'Your Wit is my Command' -- believes comedic machines could change the world for the better.  Continue Reading

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  • Ben Lutkevich, Site Editor
  • MIT Press

• A look inside the Cisco DevNet Professional study guide

  Learn how network automation works with software development in this chapter excerpt from 'Cisco Certified DevNet Professional DEVCOR 350-901 Official Cert Guide.'  Continue Reading

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  • Jennifer English, Executive Editor
  • Pearson Education

• DevNet authors discuss Cisco DEVCOR book, automation

  The authors of a Cisco DevNet Professional DEVCOR study guide provide insights about the growth of network automation, CI/CD and programmability.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Jennifer English, Executive Editor

• 11 practice questions for Cisco DEVCOR 350-901 exam

  Think you know network automation? Take this practice exam from Chapter 10 of 'Cisco Certified DevNet Professional DEVCOR 350-901 Official Cert Guide' to test your expertise.  Continue Reading

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  • Jennifer English, Executive Editor
  • Pearson Education

• How to approach learning technologies in the workplace

  Author Ria O'Donnell discusses the importance of continuing professional development and how to approach digital learning technologies in the workplace, including VR and AI.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Katherine Finnell, Senior Site Editor

• Is ethical hacking legal? And more ethical hacking advice

  Is ethical hacking legal? Learn about the legality of ethical hacking, why it's important, its benefits and what organizations should look for when hiring an ethical hacker.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• Ethical hacking: How to conduct a Sticky Keys hack

  Physical security is often overlooked by cybersecurity teams. Learn about physical cybersecurity attacks in step-by-step instruction on how to conduct a Windows Sticky Keys hack.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • No Starch Press

• Importance of enterprise endpoint security during a pandemic

  Enterprises often focus greatly on communications security and less on endpoint security. Review the importance of enterprise endpoint security and best practices to implement it.  Continue Reading

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  • Kyle Johnson, Taylor & Francis

• Cybersecurity lessons learned from COVID-19 pandemic

  Cybersecurity lessons companies learn from the COVID-19 pandemic include having work-from-home preparations and developing disaster recovery and business continuity plans.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• The white-box model approach aims for interpretable AI

  The white-box model approach to machine learning makes AI interpretable since algorithms are easy to understand. Ajay Thampi, author of 'Interpretable AI,' explains this approach.  Continue Reading

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  • Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Site Editor
  • Manning Publications Co.

• Why API naming conventions matter, and how to master the art

  Naming APIs can be a daunting process, since it requires a balance between simplicity and clarity. JJ Geewax, author of 'API Design Patterns,' has some advice for developers.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kelly Richardson, Associate Site Editor

• Tips to plan storage elements of artificial intelligence

  Author and data engineer Chinmay Arankalle explores how organizations can manage storage for AI. Management and storage options include data lakes and high-performance storage.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Ryan Arel, Former Associate Site Editor

• Considerations to plan AI storage architecture for big data

  This chapter from 'The Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Workshop' examines how to plan for AI data storage. Plan for factors like volume and scale for long-term success.  Continue Reading

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  • Ryan Arel, Former Associate Site Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• How businesses navigate the world of metaverse shopping

  'The Metaverse Handbook' highlights the unique opportunity offered to retailers and game developers to join forces and gamify the shopping experience.  Continue Reading

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  • Ben Lutkevich, Site Editor
  • Wiley Publishing

• Clearing up cybersecurity architecture confusion, challenges

  There's no lack of cybersecurity frameworks, but there is a lack of resources to help small and midsize organizations build a cybersecurity architecture -- until now.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Sharon Shea, Executive Editor

• 4 criteria to measure cybersecurity goal success

  Measuring the success of cybersecurity goals is challenging because they are components of larger goals and often probabilistic rather than deterministic.  Continue Reading

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  • Sharon Shea, Executive Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• How to write a cybersecurity job posting

  Is your organization struggling to find cybersecurity talent? Your job descriptions could be the problem. Learn how to write a good cybersecurity job posting.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • Wiley Publishing

• A 'CISO evolution' means connecting business value to security

  As cybersecurity has changed, so has the CISO role. 'The CISO Evolution: Business Knowledge for Cybersecurity Executives' aims to help security leaders succeed in the C-suite.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Alissa Irei, Senior Site Editor

• How to find your niche in cybersecurity

  It's difficult to navigate a career in cybersecurity, especially with all the varying roles. A veteran CISO offers advice on how to find your niche in the security industry.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• Justice, equity, diversity and inclusion: Essentials for businesses

  As the demographics in the modern workforce change, so, too, do the demands.  Continue Reading

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  • Sarah Amsler; Taylor & Francis Group

• Podman: A worthy alternative to Docker for containers

  Podman has long stood in Docker's shadow, but 'Podman in Action' author Daniel Walsh hopes to shine a light on Podman within the container market.  Continue Reading

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  • Emily Foster, Associate Site Editor
  • Manning Publications Co.

• How to determine out-of-scope bug bounty assets

  What happens when a security researcher discovers a bug in an out-of-scope asset? Learn how to handle bug bounty scope in this excerpt from 'Corporate Cybersecurity.'  Continue Reading

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor
  • Wiley Publishing

• An enterprise bug bounty program vs. VDP: Which is better?

  Creating a bug bounty or vulnerability disclosure program? Learn which option might prove more useful, and get tips on getting a program off the ground.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• The link between employee experience and customer experience

  A customer's experience with an organization is only as good as an employee's experience. Business leaders should know that empathy is key to employee and customer success.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor

• Hybrid meeting best practices emphasize engagement

  In this book excerpt from 'Suddenly Hybrid,' learn about some hybrid meeting best practices that support engagement, regardless of where attendees are located.  Continue Reading

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  • Katherine Finnell, Senior Site Editor
  • Wiley Publishing

• Effective hybrid meetings require training, equity, best practices

  Authors Karin M. Reed and Joseph A. Allen discuss the need for proper training and best practices to support inclusive and effective hybrid meetings.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Katherine Finnell, Senior Site Editor

• How ransomware kill chains help detect attacks

  Reconstructing cyber attacks is a key step in incident response. Learn how ransomware kill chains can help security teams detect and mitigate the consequences of an attack.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• How to improve cyber attack detection using social media

  Social media has cybersecurity pros and cons. One benefit is that it can help improve cyber attack detection. These four real-world examples show how.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • Packt Publishing

• How to design architecture for enterprise wireless security

  Learn about a five-phase design methodology that will help your company plan for and create an enterprise wireless security architecture.  Continue Reading

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor
  • Wiley Publishing

• Implementing wireless security in the enterprise

  Learn how to properly secure your enterprise wireless network while considering UX, zero trust and commonly overlooked architectural mistakes.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• Whip up recipes with 'Elasticsearch 8.x Cookbook'

  Elasticsearch is a powerful and potentially complicated tool. With 'Elasticsearch 8.x Cookbook,' users can split exercises into manageable bites.  Continue Reading

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  • Alyssa Fallon, Former Associate Site Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• Case study: Why it's difficult to attribute nation-state attacks

  If two attacks look similar, don't assume they're from the same attacker. It's difficult to attribute nation-state attacks, as evidenced by the notorious 2016 Odinaff malware.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • No Starch Press

• Tips for using a threat profile to prevent nation-state attacks

  Is your organization concerned about state-sponsored attacks? Threat profiling can help prevent nation-state attacks. Get advice on how to create an effective threat profile.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• Rethinking asynchronous communication in remote work

  Remote work carries different expectations for communication. Learn how to shift to asynchronous communication to create more equitable collaboration among remote employees.  Continue Reading

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  • Katherine Finnell, Senior Site Editor
  • The Pragmatic Programmers LLC

• Remote work effectiveness requires adjusting expectations

  Author James Stanier discusses the lessons from 'Effective Remote Work' in adapting to asynchronous communication and preparing for the hybrid workplace.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Katherine Finnell, Senior Site Editor

• How to conduct Linux privilege escalations

  Learn how to conduct Linux kernel exploitation with Metasploit and manually, as well as how to identify vulnerabilities on Linux using enumeration scripts.  Continue Reading

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• Why companies should focus on preventing privilege escalation

  If attackers can elevate privileges once inside a system, their access can be unlimited. Discover common privilege escalation techniques and how to mitigate them.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• An introduction to binary diffing for ethical hackers

  Binary diffing is a useful tool in the ethical hacker's arsenal. This excerpt teaches aspiring penetration testers and red teamers how to get started.  Continue Reading

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  • Alissa Irei, Senior Site Editor
  • McGraw Hill Education

• Unethical vulnerability disclosures 'a disgrace to our field'

  The cybersecurity field needs more people who use their powers for good, the lead author of Gray Hat Hacking: The Ethical Hacker's Handbook, Sixth Edition says.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Alissa Irei, Senior Site Editor

• Sound business process architecture requires key traits

  Business processes require a coherent enterprise-level architecture. In this excerpt from his new book, Roger Burlton identifies key traits business processes should share.  Continue Reading

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  • Roger Burlton, Technics

• Stochastic processes have various real-world uses

  The breadth of stochastic point process applications now includes cellular networks, sensor networks and data science education. Data scientist Vincent Granville explains how.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Site Editor

• Stochastic point processes and their practical value

  Data scientists learn and utilize stochastic point processes for myriad pragmatic uses. Data scientist Vincent Granville explains this in his new book.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Site Editor

• How to implement OpenID Connect for single-page applications

  The OpenID Connect authentication protocol can be used to secure a variety of applications. This excerpt teaches developers how it works with single-page applications.  Continue Reading

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor
  • Manning Publications Co.

• How to use OpenID Connect for authentication

  OpenID Connect has become a trusted protocol to connect with identity providers. Explore how to use it for IAM, common threats to be aware of and how to connect to multiple IdPs.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• The importance of HR's role in cybersecurity

  HR teams must keep security top of mind when hiring and onboarding employees and enforcing data privacy policies. Get advice on the procedures and mechanisms to do so.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • Packt Publishing

• Why CISOs need to understand the business

  While CISOs need technical skills, business skills help them push their team's agenda and get the support and funding they need to protect their company.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• The role of NVMe network storage for the future

  This chapter excerpt from 'Building a Future-Proof Cloud Infrastructure' examines the role networking and storage protocols, like NVMe, could have in the remote storage market.  Continue Reading

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  • Ryan Arel, Former Associate Site Editor
  • Pearson Education

• New approaches create opportunity to turn data into value

  Bill Schmarzo, a data science industry thought leader, discusses how organizations can reframe their view of data using economic concepts to turn data into value.  Continue Reading

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  • Peter Spotts, Site Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• Improve data value by relying on economic principles

  Bill Schmarzo, author of 'The Economics of Data, Analytics, and Digital Transformation,' discusses how organizations can improve data value by incorporating economic concepts.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Peter Spotts, Site Editor

• Try a network configuration quiz to study for Network+ exam

  Use these sample questions from CompTIA's 'Official CompTIA Network+ Self-Paced Study Guide (Exam N10-008)' in preparation for your certification exam.  Continue Reading

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  • Deanna Darah, CompTIA

• Study various network types, topologies for configuration

  Those looking to earn a Network+ certification need to learn about network types, topologies, network design best practices and more. James Pengelly's book covers those topics.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Deanna Darah, Site Editor

• Network design considerations for Network+ exam prep

  One of the first things network pros should learn is how to design a network. In this Q&A, author James Pengelly discusses best practices for network configuration.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Deanna Darah, Site Editor

• Tips for creating a cybersecurity resume

  Resumes help candidates leave an impression on potential employers. But did you know one resume often isn't enough? Learn this and other tips for creating a cybersecurity resume.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • Manning Publications Co.

• How to manage imposter syndrome in cybersecurity

  The imposter syndrome phenomenon is readily apparent in cybersecurity. Learn how to manage it, along with mishaps to avoid during the job hunt and other career advice.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• Implement API rate limiting to reduce attack surfaces

  Rate limiting can help developers prevent APIs from being overwhelmed with requests, thus preventing denial-of-service attacks. Learn how to implement rate limiting here.  Continue Reading

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor
  • Manning Publications Co.

• API security methods developers should use

  Developers can reduce the attack surface by implementing security early in the API development process and knowing methods to secure older APIs that can't be deprecated.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• Enhancing the efficiency of remote team communication

  Successful remote team communication requires thoughtfully examining how teams use collaboration tools and designing interactions that improve the efficiency of remote teams.  Continue Reading

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  • Katherine Finnell, Senior Site Editor
  • IT Revolution

• Remote communication best practices need mindful approach

  Authors Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais discuss how to apply the lessons from their 'Remote Teams Interactions Workbook' to develop remote communication best practices for teams.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Katherine Finnell, Senior Site Editor

• Radical collaboration in enterprises: How does it work?

  What would a world with 'no bureaucracies, no bosses and no bull' look like? Like success, says Matt Parker in his new book, 'A Radical Enterprise.'  Continue Reading

  

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  • IT Revolution

• Automated machine learning improves project efficiency

  Until recently, machine learning projects had a small chance of success given the amount of time they require. Automated machine learning software speeds up the process.  Continue Reading

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  • Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Site Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• Learn the benefits of interpretable machine learning

  In this excerpt from 'Interpretable Machine Learning with Python,' read how machine learning models and algorithms add value when they are both interpretable and explainable.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Packt Publishing

• AutoML platforms push data science projects to the finish line

  Data science projects often have trouble reaching the production phase, but automated machine learning platforms are accelerating data scientists' work to help them come to fruition.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Site Editor

• Interpretability and explainability can lead to more reliable ML

  Interpretability and explainability as machine learning concepts make algorithms more trustworthy and reliable. Author Serg Masís assesses their practical value in this Q&A.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Site Editor

• A day in the life of a cybersecurity manager

  The role of a cybersecurity leader is often misunderstood. Experience a day in the life of a cybersecurity manager with this breakdown of a security leader's typical schedule.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • O'Reilly Media

• Top cybersecurity leadership challenges and how to solve them

  Security isn't always a top business priority. This creates challenges for the cybersecurity managers and teams that hope to integrate security into their company's agenda.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• How to prepare for malicious insider threats

  Stopping malicious insider threats is just as important as preventing external ones. Uncover what to look for and strategies to prevent insider threats before they cause damage.  Continue Reading

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• Include defensive security in your cybersecurity strategy

  Is your company's cybersecurity strategy comprehensive enough to protect against an expanding threat landscape? Learn how developing defensive security strategies can help.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• Tableau dashboard tips and tricks from an expert author

  In this excerpt from his new book on using Tableau CRM, data expert Mark Tossell takes readers step by step through best practices for dashboard creation.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Packt Publishing

• Nmap use cases, tools and product comparisons

  Nmap is historically known for port scanning, but thanks to several subprojects, its use cases have expanded. Learn how Nmap is used, along with other comparable tools.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Sharon Shea, Executive Editor

• How to use Nmap to scan specific ports

  One of Nmap's primary functions is conducting port scans. In this walkthrough, learn how to launch a default scan, along with other options that affect Nmap port scan behavior.  Continue Reading

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  • Sharon Shea, Executive Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• New book explores business benefits of immersive technology

  Immersive technologies will transform business, with weighty consequences for the global economy. Learn what extended reality can do in this book excerpt by PwC's XR chief.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kogan Page

• 'Building the Data Lakehouse' explores next-gen architecture

  This book excerpt by 'father of the data warehouse' Bill Inmon and experts Mary Levins and Ranjeet Srivastava explores the latest methods for wrangling data into usable intel.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Technics Publications, Technics Publications

• Top infosec best practices, challenges and pain points

  Weak infosec practices can have irrevocable consequences. Read up on infosec best practices and challenges, as well as the importance of cybersecurity controls and risk management.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• 9 wireless questions for Cisco's CCT, CCNA exams

  Those looking to pass the Cisco CCT and CCNA certification exams will need to understand how wireless networking works. This practice quiz covers the basics of wireless networking.  Continue Reading

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  • Deanna Darah, Site Editor
  • McGraw Hill Education

• Guide on wireless networking concepts for CCT, CCNA exams

  Cisco's CCT and CCNA exams include wireless networking questions. Use this excerpt from Glen Clarke's 'CCT/CCNA Routing and Switching All-in-One Exam Guide' as a tool to prepare.  Continue Reading

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  • Deanna Darah, Site Editor
  • McGraw Hill Education

• Learn the basics of wireless networking for exam prep

  In this Q&A, author Glen Clarke introduces readers to wireless networking and outlines what CCT and CCNA test-takers should study when prepping for their exams.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Deanna Darah, Site Editor

• Experts lay out data illiteracy's dangers, propose remedies

  In this excerpt from their new book 'Data Literacy,' top data management experts Peter Aiken and Todd Harbour outline a new way to gauge data learnedness.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Technics Publications, Technics Publications

• Elastic Stack Security tutorial: How to create detection rules

  This excerpt from 'Threat Hunting with Elastic Stack' provides step-by-step instructions to create detection rules and monitor network security events data.  Continue Reading

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor
  • Packt Publishing

• Elastic Security app enables affordable threat hunting

  New to threat hunting in cybersecurity? Consider using the open code Elastic Stack suite to gather security event data and create visualizations for decision-makers.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor

• The components and objectives of privacy engineering

  Privacy engineering helps organizations balance business and privacy needs, while mitigating the impact of data breaches. Learn about its components and objectives.  Continue Reading

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget
  • Pearson Education

• The intersection of privacy by design and privacy engineering

  Data privacy concerns are widespread. Privacy by design and privacy engineering help organizations balance privacy with utility and usability. Learn how.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Isabella Harford, TechTarget

• Data literacy aids democratization of data

  In this excerpt from 'Be Data Literate,' author Jordan Morrow discusses how 'hyped' area of analytics such as BI and embedded analytics contribute to the democratization of data.  Continue Reading

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  • Kogan Page
  • Peter Spotts, Site Editor

• Knowing the right data enrichment techniques is crucial

  In 'The Enrichment Game,' the latest book by 'Data Guy' Doug Needham, you'll learn why and how to cull data to gain valuable insights and a business advantage.  Continue Reading

  

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  • Technics Publications, Technics Publications

• The 3 types of chatbots for beginners and how to build them

  Various types of chatbots exist, but three types, in particular, are easiest for beginners to learn and build independently. Find out more in this chapter excerpt.  Continue Reading

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  • Michaela Goss, Senior Site Editor
  • Manning Publications Co.