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7 Books About the History of Voting in America

Nov 1, 2024 | electricliterature.com | Alexander Keyssar |Lisa Tetrault |Chana Kai Lee |Eric Foner

Reading Lists The right to participate in a democracy wasn't always available for every citizen Rutherford B.
Starting a job in tech? Read this advice to maximize your experience

Jul 26, 2024 | securitymagazine.com | Lisa Tetrault

It’s that time of the year. New graduates have just begun to enter the workforce, re-fueling a cybersecurity industry that desperately needs talent around the world. Right now, the shortage sits at just under four million unfilled cybersecurity jobs globally, with the gap rising year-over-year, according to the nonprofit ISC2.
AI Won't Solve Cybersecurity's Retention Problem

Mar 20, 2024 | darkreading.com | Lisa Tetrault

COMMENTARYArtificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance the capabilities of cybersecurity analysis, with AI-based natural language processing, volumetric computing, and anomaly detection handling many of the incident-investigation tasks analysts typically have done. But while the technology can augment the role of a security practitioner to efficiently sift through data or help detect anomalies, it will not replace the broad human context necessary for investigating incidents.
Cybersecurity is stronger with diversity

Mar 7, 2024 | itbrief.com.au | Lisa Tetrault |Arctic Wolf

As the threat landscape grows more complex, there has never been a more urgent need for the cybersecurity industry to plug the skills shortage. It is estimated that there will be 186,000 tech workers needed by 2030 in Australia. With economic pressure leading dwindling security teams coupled with more actors taking advantage of new tactics, techniques and procedures, the world needs as many talented professionals as possible to defend and protect our digital environments.
How to keep top cybersecurity talent and attract even more

Nov 3, 2023 | securitymagazine.com | Lisa Tetrault

The Great Resignation isn’t cooling off, and the cybersecurity sector is still feeling the effects of the phenomenon more than two years later. Research published late last year from BlackFog found that almost a third of U.S. and U.K. cybersecurity leaders are considering leaving their security jobs for a myriad of reasons, including lack of work-life balance and strategic focus. That’s on top of the growing global cybersecurity talent shortage.
Book Review: The Myth of Seneca Falls: Memory and the Women’s Suffrage Movement, 1848-1898

Apr 13, 2023 | hatternetwork.com | Lisa Tetrault

The Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 was the start of the women’s rights movement, right? Wrong. It is certainly referred to as such in countless textbooks and used as the starting point from which the 100 year anniversary was determined. In fact, a quick Google search for the first woman’s rights convention will pull up a plethora of information on Seneca Falls. But the truth is that the start of this movement predated the Seneca Falls Convention. So why is it that history remembers this wrong?
Op-ed: Why managing stress in cybersecurity is so important

Mar 19, 2023 | cybersecurityconnect.com.au | Lisa Tetrault |David Hollingworth

Cybersecurity is the hottest place to be in technology right now, between setting the pace for government agencies and organisations to fend off the bad guys and sitting at the convergence of machine learning, social engineering, and advanced computing. Working with cutting-edge tools and in fast-paced environments is a huge draw for many people to enter cyber, but as an industry, we’re not doing enough to keep practitioners healthy and happy once they’re in the field.