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(ISC)² is an international nonprofit membership association focused on inspiring a safe and secure cyber world. It is an abbreviation for International Information System Security Certification Consortium, Inc. The organization is dedicated to educating and certifying cybersecurity professionals worldwide. It offers a variety of cybersecurity certifications, including the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP), and Certified Authorization Professional (CAP), among others. These certifications are globally recognized and highly valued in the cybersecurity industry. (ISC)² also provides various educational resources, such as publications, webinars, and training courses, to help cybersecurity professionals stay up-to-date with the latest industry developments and best practices.
2021 Cloud Security Report The 2021 Cloud Security Report, sponsored by (ISC)2, explores current cloud security trends and challenges, how organizations are responding to security threats in the cloud and reveals tools and best practices organizations are considering. Based on
Cyberhygiene Dangers It is a quirk of human nature that we have a hard time contemplating abstract notions of danger, especially when it is introduced to us by others. In the simplest of examples, imagine a sign, placed next to
Certification for Cloud Service Providers The concept of “cloud” has become more of a norm for companies and organizations worldwide. Most now use cloud service providers (CSPs) for some part of their business, and cloud has grown from simply being
Defending the Organization When people talk about security audits in an organization, thoughts immediately go to malware, cyberattacks and other front line issues. These appear as the most obvious types of threats and are consequently given the greatest attention. As
A New Era for Cyber Crime Last September, the website of a well-known security journalist was hit by a massive DDoS attack. The site’s host stated it was the largest attack of that type they had ever seen. Rather than