SANS Cybersecurity Blog

Aug 16, 2024 | sans.org | Lee Kim

Shifting an entire business to a remote workforce typically takes years of planning and implementation. Yet to prevent the spread of COVID-19, organizations had about a week to move most or all of their workers home. It also took about the same amount of time for COVID-related scams to hit users’ home systems, the very same systems from which users are accessing their enterprise resources.

Aug 14, 2024 | sans.org | Ed Skoudis

In the dynamic and ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity, the role of a Risk and Compliance Analyst is paramount. They ensure that organizations meet security objectives, comply with regulatory requirements, and manage risks effectively. This blog is designed to provide an overview of the path to becoming a Risk and Compliance Analyst, focusing on the essential skills, daily responsibilities, and career progression opportunities.

Apr 24, 2024 | sans.org | Don Weber

Summit: 12 May | Training: 13-18 May | Summit CPE Credits: 6 | Summit Chair: Tim ConwayAt SANS, our mission remains steady. We continue to deliver relevant cyber security knowledge and skills, empowering students to protect people and their assets. Register for SANS ICS Europe Summit & Training 2024 (12-18 May) and continue to build practical cyber security skills you can implement immediately. Register for the summit and your chosen course now.

Mar 21, 2024 | sans.org | Lodrina Cherne |Mark Orlando

Celebrating 35 Years of Cybersecurity Excellence at SANS Security West 2024 Take the necessary steps to defend your organization from external threats before a breach occurs. Join us in San Diego, CA, for an immersive learning experience from May 9-14 (PT). As cyber threats evolve, so must your skills. This is your chance to learn, network, and advance your career with the industry's foremost leaders and experts.

Jan 19, 2024 | sans.org | Johannes Ullrich |Lee Neely |Curtis Dukes |John Pescatore

2024-01-18 Researchers from Trail of Bots have discovered a vulnerability that affects multiple brands of graphics processing unit (GPU) chips. The flaw could be exploited to steal data from the GPU’s memory.