Check out this interesting article by my colleague Brian Pinnock about making cybersecurity more inclusive and accessible. Brian unpacks how many cybersecurity products have been designed to focus on performance over usability, resulting in people with disabilities – struggling to comprehend or navigate such platforms. He goes on to provide tips for what the cybersecurity industry and companies can do to change this.
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Practical advice for anyone interested in elevating their cyber capture-the-flag events.
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#snsinstitutions #designthinkers #designthinking Title: Design Thinking in Cybersecurity: A User-Centric ApproachIn today's cyber landscape, integrating design thinking principles revolutionizes cybersecurity. By empathizing with users, defining clear problems, ideating creative solutions, prototyping quickly, and testing rigorously, organizations can create user-centric defenses. This approach ensures that cybersecurity strategies are not only effective but also intuitive and aligned with user needs, ultimately enhancing digital defense in an interconnected world.
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Excited to share a compelling article by my colleague Brian Pinnock on enhancing inclusivity and accessibility in cybersecurity! Brian delves into the challenge of cybersecurity products prioritizing performance over usability, leaving individuals with disabilities facing difficulties in navigating these platforms. He offers valuable insights and tips for the cybersecurity industry and companies to foster positive change. Check it out! #Cybersecurity #Inclusivity #Accessibility #TechInnovation
Rethinking cybersecurity by bridging the accessibility divide - IT-Online
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🆕🆕🆕 New look. New product name. Same powerful cybersecurity. We're excited to officially introduce Field Effect MDR, formerly Covalence. This new name is part of our effort to keep things simple and clear...much like our approach to cybersecurity! And the exciting news doesn't stop there. We're also happy to share our new company logo! You might recognize it as the ARO. It's a meaningful symbol, for us and the businesses we protect, as it embodies clarity by translating technical, complex jargon into actionable instructions. ✨ Field Effect has always been fully committed to demystifying cybersecurity, and this new look and product name is just the latest leap in our journey. See more of our new look here ➡ https://fieldeffect.com/
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My gist on exploring the Cyber World: GUI vs CLI in Cybersecurity Training Today, I explored Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) and Command Line Interfaces (CLI). GUI, a colorful world of clickable tools, introduced me to user-friendly security applications. Meanwhile, CLI, a text-based powerhouse, unveiled the raw potential of computing through precise commands. Both GUI and CLI offer unique perspectives, with GUI providing accessibility and CLI offering depth and expertise. This journey was a glimpse into the symbiotic relationship between these interfaces, laying the foundation for my cybersecurity training. We go again tomorrow 🤩🤩🤩 Still your cyber babe, and your favorite content creator 🥳😍🤩 #CybersecurityJourney #GUIvsCLI #newskills #securityanalyst #cybersecurity
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The Cybersecurity Conundrum: Navigating the Challenges with Fewer Resources and Rising Threats: By David Lee, Chief Evangelist and Visionary for Tech Diversity The cybersecurity world is no stranger to adversity, but 2023 presented a unique set of challenges with industry veterans and […] The post The Cybersecurity Conundrum: Navigating the Challenges with Fewer Resources and Rising Threats appeared first on Cyber Defense Magazine. https://lnkd.in/gGvBg3YU
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I tried coming up with a logo concept for a cybersecurity firm..and then boom! I decided to come up with a landing page design for the firm. View the complete presentation on my portfolio. Link below: https://lnkd.in/d-K-gYSa Would love ur feedback on this. Comment and like🙏 #uiuxdesign
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