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03/25/2025
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Cyber Guardians: INE Security Champions Cybersecurity Training During National Physicians Week 2025
New industry statistics reveal that cyberattacks on hospitals and clinics have reached unprecedented levels in recent years, costing the healthcare sector millions and directly jeopardizing patient safety and trust. In recognition of National Physicians Week 2025, INE Security, a global cybersecurity training and certification provider, is spotlighting the escalating cyber threats facing healthcare institutions and the urgent need for broad-spectrum cybersecurity training to protect patient care. Recent reports show healthcare has endured a record wave of cyber breaches. In 2023 alone, there were 725 hacking-related breaches reported in U.S. healthcare, according to The HIPPA Journal, exposing over 124 million patient records, the worst year on record. Healthcare cybersecurity threats and breaches remain the costliest of any industry with the average data breach in a hospital now costing about $10.93 million per incident. Beyond breaches, ransomware and other cyberattacks wreak havoc on operations: a joint Ponemon Institute and Proofpoint study found 88% of healthcare organizations, with an average cost of nearly $5 million per attack when all factors are accounted for.. These attacks range from theft of sensitive patient data to crippling ransomware outages. U.S. hospitals faced roughly 1,410 attempted cyberattacks per week in 2022, an 86% increase from the prior year.Trends: Ransomware, Phishing, and Third-Party Breaches on the RiseCybercriminals are exploiting healthcare’s reliance on digital records and networked medical devices. According to Health-ISAC’s latest threat brief, the most common attack types targeting healthcare include ransomware deployments, phishing/spear-phishing campaigns, and third-party vendor breaches. Phishing has proven especially pervasive – over 90% of cyberattacks on healthcare begin with phishing scams, tricking staff into divulging credentials or installing malware. Ransomware attacks, in particular, have surged in frequency and severity, often combining data theft with encryption (“double extortion”). The American Hospital Association warns these attacks “are designed to shut down vital systems and cause maximum delay and disruption to patient care,” essentially turning ransomware into “threat-to-life” crimes rather than just IT incidents. A chilling example occurred when a ransomware strike on a major third-party provider, Change Healthcare, impacted nearly every U.S. hospital’s operations earlier last year – delaying treatments and interrupting critical services nationwide.The impact on patient care from such cyber incidents is stark. Nearly two-thirds of breached healthcare organizations report significant disruption to clinical operations. In a survey of recent major attacks (ransomware, cloud, supply chain, and email compromise), 66% of providers experienced care delivery interruptions, and over half saw worse patient outcomes due to delayed procedures. 23% reported increased patient mortality rates associated with attack-induced care delays. These statistics underscore the fact that cybersecurity is directly tied to patient safety. When systems go down, or data is held hostage, ambulances get diverted, appointments are canceled, and doctors are left unable to access crucial health records – a situation that can literally be life-threatening.Protecting Patients and Trust Through Training and EducationDefending against these evolving threats requires more than just technology – it demands well-trained personnel at all levels. Experts note that human error remains a leading cause of breaches in healthcare, yet a significant portion of staff lack adequate cybersecurity awareness. Nearly one-third of healthcare employees have received no cybersecurity training from their employer, even though human mistakes contributed to roughly 33% of healthcare cyber incidents. Healthcare leaders are urged to treat ongoing cyber education as mandatory continuing education, akin to medical training, to ingrain a culture of security mindfulness. “Every member of a healthcare team – from physicians to IT personnel – plays a role in cybersecurity,” said Dara Warn, CEO of INE Security.. “Continuous training ensures that protecting patient data and systems becomes as second-nature as protecting patients’ physical health.”Importantly, robust cybersecurity isn’t just about technical prevention—it’s also about preserving patient trust. Patients expect their sensitive health information to be guarded with the same care as their medical treatment. Breaches undermine that confidence: about 66% of patients say they would switch healthcare providers if a breach compromised their personal data due to poor security practices. Ongoing training and certification of healthcare cybersecurity teams help maintain that trust by demonstrating a visible commitment to data protection and privacy. When providers proactively train staff and tighten defenses, patients can feel safer knowing their hospital is staying ahead of threats.Industry-Leading Certifications Validate Critical SkillsOne way healthcare organizations are bolstering their security posture is by having their IT and security staff earn industry-recognized cybersecurity certifications. Certifications serve as a benchmark for broad and deep knowledge, assuring that professionals can effectively prevent, detect, and respond to attacks. Some of the leading cybersecurity certifications being pursued in the healthcare sector include:CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) – a globally respected credential covering security architecture, risk management, and governance.CompTIA Security+ – an entry-to-intermediate level certification establishing core security skills and knowledge, often a baseline for IT staff.eWPTX - a highly respected certification that is 100% practical and validates the advanced skills necessary to conduct in-depth penetration tests on modern web applications.eJPT - a hands-on, entry-level Red Team certification that simulates skills utilized during real-world engagements.By investing in certification training, healthcare IT teams ensure they stay current on best practices and emerging threat tactics. Broad-spectrum training – covering everything from network defense and encryption to cloud security and secure medical device management – prepares these professionals to handle the diverse range of threats targeting healthcare. The most effective training approaches combine coursework with hands-on exercises and simulations of real-world attack scenarios. This practical skills development is essential: in the high-stakes hospital environment, cyber teams must be battle-tested and ready to counter ransomware in the middle of the night or to quickly secure a breached database containing patient records.INE Security’s Training Programs Empower Healthcare HeroesINE Security, a global leader in cybersecurity training, certifications, and certification preparation, is at the forefront of helping healthcare organizations fortify their cyber defenses through education. INE Security’s comprehensive cybersecurity training platform offers on-demand courses, interactive labs, and instructor-led trainings that cover the full spectrum of security domains – from fundamental cyber hygiene for general staff to advanced incident response and penetration testing for IT professionals. These programs are aligned with the requirements of top industry certifications, enabling hospital IT teams and security analysts to earn credentials like CISSP, CeJPT,, and others as they build their skill sets.Through INE Security’s hands-on training modules, healthcare professionals learn how to address the exact threats plaguing the sector today. For example, network defense and malware analysis labs show IT engineers how to contain ransomware outbreaks. Governance and compliance lessons ensure administrators understand frameworks like HIPAA and can integrate security into hospital operations. By continuously upskilling their workforce, healthcare providers can significantly reduce the likelihood of a breach and mitigate damage if one occurs. As National Physicians Week 2025 highlights the dedication of doctors to healing patients, INE Security emphasizes that protecting the systems and data those physicians rely on is equally essential to patient well-being. The healthcare industry’s cyber threats are continual and evolving, but with rigorous training, education, and certification of cybersecurity professionals, hospitals and clinics can stay one step ahead. Ongoing cybersecurity training is now fundamental to sustaining patient care and trust in our digitally driven healthcare system. This week and beyond, INE Security is proud to partner with healthcare organizations to ensure that those who save lives are backed by networks and data systems that are safe, secure, and resilient against cyber attacks.<br />About INE SecurityINE Security is the premier provider of online networking and cybersecurity training and certification. Harnessing a powerful hands-on lab platform, cutting-edge technology, a global video distribution network, and world-class instructors, INE Security is the top training choice for Fortune 500 companies worldwide for cybersecurity training in business and for IT professionals looking to advance their careers. INE Security’s suite of learning paths offers an incomparable depth of expertise across cybersecurity and is committed to delivering advanced technical training while also lowering the barriers worldwide for those looking to enter and excel in an IT career.
03/20/2025
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Hands-On Excellence: INE's Skill Dive Accelerates CMMC Readiness Through Practical Cybersecurity Training
When preparing for Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), theoretical knowledge alone won't get you across the finish line. The Department of Defense (DoD) expects more than documentation—they expect demonstrable cybersecurity competence. This is where hands-on training becomes not just valuable, but essential. INE's Skill Dive provides the practical experience needed to transform cybersecurity knowledge into CMMC-ready capabilities.
03/18/2025
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INE Launches New CompTIA Network+ Certification Training
INE, a global leader in IT training and certification preparation, is announcing the launch of its new CompTIA Network+ Certification Training, designed to meet the growing demand for skilled network professionals and systems administrators in the evolving landscape of information technology and network security.Essential Role of CompTIA Network+ in Networking and CybersecurityCompTIA Network+ serves as a critical entry-level credential that spans essential network technologies, including wireless networks, IP addresses, and storage area networks. It is widely considered one of the best networking certifications to obtain. "The technologies and devices used in the world of computer networking are vast and often complicated. The seemingly endless array of possibilities and variations that are at one’s disposal to create, modify, and troubleshoot networks is often very overwhelming to people just getting started in this field,” said INE Instructor, Keith Bogart. “While many other certifications assume a certain prerequisite level of understanding, the CompTIA Network+ certification starts with no such assumptions other than having basic skills with a computer, making it an ideal certification for those needing to start on the ground floor."The Bureau of Labor Statistics highlights a robust job growth forecast for network-oriented roles, with a particular emphasis on positions that safeguard network security. The CompTIA Network+ certification is recognized globally, streamlining the pathway to becoming a network manager and significantly enhancing career prospects and salary potential.Unlocking Career Opportunities and Elevating EarningsProfessionals armed with the CompTIA Network+ certification are well-positioned for lucrative roles in network administration and security. Data from industry reports reveals that certified individuals command higher salaries, averaging around $90,000 annually, and enjoy better job security. This certification is a gateway to advanced positions and is often a prerequisite for senior roles in IT and cybersecurity.Comprehensive Network+ Certification Training ProgramINE Security's CompTIA Network+ training is designed for individuals at all levels, including those entering the field of network administration. The program covers:Fundamental networking concepts and protocolsBasic IP routing theoryIntroduction to Layer-2 switching and VLANsWi-Fi fundamentals and security conceptsNetwork topology diagrams and operationsCybersecurity awarenessBasic troubleshooting approachesBogart notes, "This training path not only prepares participants for the CompTIA Network+ exam but also instills the hands-on skills needed for real-world challenges, making it one of the most comprehensive computer network training offerings available today."Target AudienceThe Network+ learning path is ideal for entry-level professionals, aspiring systems administrators, and IT students committed to continuing education in network technologies. It offers flexible learning options that accommodate diverse learning paces and schedules.To learn more about INE’s CompTIA Network+ Certification training courses and learning path, read our latest blog. About INE SecurityINE is the premier provider of online networking and cybersecurity training and certification. Harnessing a powerful hands-on lab platform, cutting-edge technology, a global video distribution network, and world-class instructors, INE is the top training choice for Fortune 500 companies worldwide for cybersecurity training in business and for IT professionals looking to advance their careers, offering both Red Team training and Blue Team training. INE’s suite of learning paths offers an incomparable depth of expertise across cybersecurity and is committed to delivering advanced technical training while also lowering the barriers worldwide for those looking to enter and excel in an IT career.
03/14/2025
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INE Security Alert: Using AI-Driven Cybersecurity Training to Counter Emerging Threats
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered cyber threats surge, organizations must rethink cybersecurity training and workforce development to stay ahead. INE Security, a global leader in cybersecurity training and certification, warns that AI is reshaping both the threat landscape and the way cybersecurity professionals must be trained. While AI can significantly improve cyber defense, organizations must ensure their teams are trained to use it effectively without becoming overly reliant on automation.“The rise of AI in cybersecurity isn’t just a challenge—it’s an opportunity,” said Dara Warn, CEO of INE Security. “By training cybersecurity professionals properly, AI can be leveraged to filter noise, reduce burnout, and increase efficiency. However, if we don’t train people to understand the ‘why’ behind AI-driven decisions, we risk a future where cybersecurity professionals are blindly following AI without the expertise to think critically beyond it.”AI as a Force Multiplier: Improving SOC Efficiency and Threat DetectionAI-driven security tools are improving the signal-to-noise ratio, making Security Operations Centers (SOCs) more efficient by reducing false positive alerts—an area cybersecurity tools have been refining for over a decade. AI can prioritize critical threats, allowing analysts to focus on real dangers rather than wasting time investigating false alarms.“AI is making threat detection smarter, but it’s not foolproof,” said Tracy Wallace, Director of Content at INE Security. “Security professionals need to be trained to work alongside AI, not just follow its outputs. AI is great at reducing alert fatigue, but analysts still need the expertise to investigate, interpret, and respond to threats accurately.”Generative AI: A Double-Edged Sword for Cybersecurity TalentOne of the most promising yet complex aspects of AI’s rise is its impact on the cybersecurity workforce. On one hand, generative AI will lower the barrier to entry, allowing more professionals to enter the cybersecurity field and reducing the global labor shortage. However, this shift also presents risks. “The concern isn’t that AI is making cybersecurity easier,” said Wallace. “The concern is that if professionals become too dependent on AI outputs, they won’t develop the critical-thinking skills necessary to work beyond what the AI gives them. Organizations must ensure that cybersecurity training teaches professionals not just how to use AI but how to work independently of it when needed.”The Data Privacy Dilemma: AI and LLM Security RisksAnother concern in AI-driven cybersecurity is data privacy and security risks with large language models (LLMs). While concerns over data leakage with cloud-based AI models are growing, this isn’t a new challenge—it’s an evolution of longstanding security principles. Organizations must ensure AI-powered security solutions do not require external data sharing.“As AI becomes more deeply integrated into cybersecurity operations, privacy-first security architectures are crucial,” said Wallace. “Organizations need AI models that can operate securely without exposing sensitive data to external systems.”The Future of AI Security Training: Agentic Architectures and AI-Driven AutomationLooking ahead, Agentic AI architectures are becoming a hot topic in cybersecurity. While some view it as buzzword hype, there is real potential for AI-driven security agents that autonomously investigate threats, adjust defenses in real-time, and improve security workflows with minimal human intervention.However, automation must be carefully balanced. “Agentic AI might be the future, but we can’t let it replace hands-on expertise and human decision-making,” said Warn. “Security professionals must be trained to interpret AI-driven insights, make judgment calls, and recognize when AI is wrong.”Training as the Solution: INE Security’s AI-Powered Cybersecurity CurriculumTo close the cybersecurity skills gap and help professionals work effectively with AI, INE Security is working to expand its AI-driven training programs. These programs will focus on:<br /> ✅ AI-Driven Threat Analysis – Training security teams to interpret AI-generated threat intelligence and reduce false positives.<br /> ✅ Machine Learning for Cyber Defense – Teaching professionals how AI-powered security models work and how attackers exploit AI vulnerabilities.<br /> ✅ Generative AI in Cybersecurity – Helping cybersecurity teams understand the risks and benefits of AI-generated attacks and defenses.<br /> ✅ Hands-On AI Security Labs – Simulating real-world AI-powered attacks and training professionals on how to counter them manually and with AI assistance.“Our end goal is not just to train security professionals how to use AI but to train them how to think critically in an AI-driven world,” said Wallace. The Call to Action: Prepare for AI-Driven Threats NowWith AI transforming cybersecurity threats at an unprecedented pace, INE Security urges companies to:<br /> ✔ Train their cybersecurity teams on AI-driven tools, while ensuring they develop critical problem-solving skills.<br /> ✔ Prioritize AI-powered security solutions that enhance, not replace, human expertise.<br /> ✔ Implement privacy-first AI models that reduce data exposure risks.“The AI revolution in cybersecurity is here,” concluded Warn. “Organizations that act now—by investing in security training, developing cybersecurity talent, and understanding how AI truly impacts the field—will be the ones leading the industry forward. The future of cybersecurity belongs to those who train for it.”About INE SecurityINE Security is the premier provider of online networking and cybersecurity training and certification. Harnessing a powerful hands-on lab platform, cutting-edge technology, a global video distribution network, and world-class instructors, INE Security is the top training choice for Fortune 500 companies worldwide for cybersecurity training in business and for IT professionals looking to advance their careers, offering both Red Team training and Blue Team training. INE Security’s suite of learning paths offers an incomparable depth of expertise across cybersecurity and is committed to delivering advanced technical training while also lowering the barriers worldwide for those looking to enter and excel in an IT career.
03/14/2025
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Leveraging Skill Assessments to Meet CMMC Compliance
Organizations will pay an average of more than $5 million for each cybersecurity breach this year, yet a whopping 87% of companies say they have skill gaps and are not fully prepared to handle a breach, according to multiple industry reports. This becomes a critical gap for defense contractors, which are now required to meet stringent new guidelines compliant with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). As tech leaders scramble to fill vacancies with qualified employees and upskill current ones, four in five organizations are relying on skill assessments to do the heavy lifting. “Identifying and addressing skill gaps is not just about compliance,” points out Dara Warn, the CEO of INE Security, a global provider of cybersecurity training and certifications. “Assessments are really about fortifying an organization’s defenses against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. We developed Skill Sonar as a crucial assessment tool to help CISOs pinpoint skill gaps for targeted upskilling initiatives, ensuring a stronger security posture that aligns with compliance needs.”The Cybersecurity Compliance ConnectionMany compliance frameworks, including CMMC, NIST, CSF, and ISQ 27001, require organizations to demonstrate that they have a skilled and competent cybersecurity team. Skill assessments paired with elite training such as Skill Sonar+INE Security arm organizations with the support needed to proactively identify skill gaps, engage in targeted upskilling, meet compliance requirements, and demonstrate due diligence. Warn notes the impact goes a step further. “Implementing skill assessments can ultimately help technology leads protect the bottom line by reducing compliance costs. By proactively addressing skill gaps, they can avoid costly fines and penalties associated with non-compliance.” How to Identify Skill Gaps Using Skill SonarIdentifying skill gaps requires a multi-pronged approach consisting of technical assessments, evaluations of incident response readiness, and conducting regular research on compliance requirements. Assessment tools like Skill Sonar can help streamline the process to get teams upskilled with minimal investment by:Assessing Current Skills: Use tests and quizzes to evaluate current individual proficiency levels in specific areas including penetration testing, incident response, and security auditing. Analyzing Incident Response: After reviewing past security incidents and breaches, organizations can leverage Skill Sonar for targeted training recommendations based on skill assessment performance. Researching Industry Trends: INE Security provides the cybersecurity community with free and up-to-date resources, including monthly capture-the-flag exercises.INE Security continues to develop and refine methods for businesses to achieve their cybersecurity objectives efficiently. By offering tailored learning paths, INE ensures that employees not only meet but exceed the requirements of their roles, preparing them for future challenges in an ever-evolving landscape.
03/13/2025
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INE Security Enhances Cybersecurity Posture with CMMC Certification Training
(Cary, NC) – Cyber threats are being unleashed at an unprecedented pace, and defense contractors face mounting pressure to meet stricter security standards. In response, INE Security, a global leader in cybersecurity training and certifications, is highlighting specialized training initiatives aimed at equipping organizations for the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). With regulations tightening for contractors working with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), achieving and maintaining CMMC compliance is increasingly critical. INE Security’s comprehensive training solutions are designed to build the necessary skills and knowledge to meet these challenges head-on."CMMC standards represent a significant shift towards more robust cybersecurity protocols within the defense sector," said Dara Warn, CEO of INE Security. "Our targeted training programs are specifically tailored to help organizations not only meet but exceed these rigorous standards, enhancing their security posture and competitive edge in the industry. We are committed to leading the charge in cybersecurity education that empowers companies to achieve sustainable, long-term security resilience."Overview of INE Security's CMMC Training BenefitsGap Analysis and Remediation: INE's courses help pinpoint and address vulnerabilities in cybersecurity practices, ensuring that organizations meet the specific security measures required by the CMMC framework.INE Security courses that address this focus area: Security Engineering for Business OperationsIntroduction to Vulnerability ManagementAdvanced Control Implementation: With a focus on both technical and administrative controls, INE’s training enables teams to effectively implement and manage the sophisticated security solutions necessary for higher levels of CMMC compliance.INE Security courses that address this focus area: Introduction to Security & Risk ManagementIntroduction to Access Control Models & MethodsAsset Security for CISSPComprehensive Assessment Preparation: From readiness reviews to compliance documentation, INE Security ensures that all aspects of the CMMC assessment are thoroughly prepared for, reducing the risk of non-compliance.INE Security courses that address this focus area:Introduction to Security & Risk ManagementSecurity Assessment & Testing for CISSPEffective Training Modules IncludeFrom Compliance to Competitive Advantage: Understanding the broader implications of CMMC on business operations and learning how to integrate compliance into everyday business processes.Customized Learning Paths: Tailored training programs that align with the specific CMMC levels targeted by each organization, ensuring relevant and focused learning experiences.Interactive and Engaging Learning Experiences: Utilizing real-world simulations and live training sessions to enhance understanding and retention of critical cybersecurity practices and principles.In addition to specific courses focused on NIST SP 800-171, incident response, and risk management, INE Security offers:Skill Sonar Assessments: Advanced diagnostics tools that help organizations identify precise skill gaps across their teams, enabling targeted training interventions.Expert-Led Live Training: Live sessions conducted by industry experts who bring years of experience in cybersecurity and regulatory compliance.Ongoing Support and Consultation: Continuous engagement with INE’s cybersecurity experts to ensure that training outcomes are aligned with organizational goals and compliance requirements.For more information on how INE Security can assist organizations in achieving and maintaining CMMC compliance, please visit www.ine.com or contact us directly to discuss your training needs.About INE SecurityINE Security is the premier provider of online networking and cybersecurity training and certification. Harnessing a powerful hands-on lab platform, cutting-edge technology, a global video distribution network, and world-class instructors, INE Security is the top training choice for Fortune 500 companies worldwide for cybersecurity training in business and for IT professionals looking to advance their careers, offering both Red Team training and Blue Team training. INE Security’s suite of learning paths offers an incomparable depth of expertise across cybersecurity and is committed to delivering advanced technical training while also lowering the barriers worldwide for those looking to enter and excel in an IT career.
03/12/2025
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Bridging the Gap: How Identifying Skill Gaps on Your Cybersecurity Team Fuels Upskilling and Compliance
A robust cybersecurity team is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. However, simply having a team isn't enough. To effectively defend against sophisticated attacks and meet stringent compliance requirements, your team must possess the right skills; that's where the critical process of identifying skill gaps comes into play.
03/10/2025
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INE Unveils New CompTIA Network+ Certification Prep
Are you looking to build a broad foundation in networking theory or begin your IT career journey? INE’s new CompTIA Network+ Learning Path is designed to introduce beginners to a wide range of networking concepts and prepare for this widely-recognized entry-level certification.
03/07/2025
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INE Named Best Software by G2, Recognized as Top Training Provider
(Cary, NC) – INE, the leading provider of networking and cybersecurity training and certifications, today announced its recognition as an enterprise and small business leader in online course providers and cybersecurity professional development, along with its designation as the recipient of G2’s 2024 Best Software Awards for Education Products. This category of awards ranks the world’s top 50 software education products based on authentic reviews from more than 100 million G2 users. "We are thrilled to be recognized for a second consecutive year by G2's Best Software Awards,” said Dara Warn, CEO of INE. “This is not only a testament to INE's robust educational offerings but also underscores our dedication to empowering enterprise teams and professionals with the skills they need to thrive in a challenging digital landscape. We are proud to set the standard for quality and effectiveness in cybersecurity and technical education, as evidenced by the success of our students."G2’s Best Software Awards rank the world’s best software companies and products based on verified user reviews and publicly available market presence data. Fewer than 1% of vendors listed on G2 are named to the list. “The 2025 Best Software Award winners represent the very best in the industry, standing out for their exceptional performance and customer satisfaction. The stakes for choosing the right business software are higher than ever,” said Godard Abel, co-founder & CEO at G2. “With over 180,000 software products and services listings and 2.8 million verified user reviews in the G2 marketplace, we’re proud to help companies navigate these critical choices with insights rooted in authentic customer feedback. Congratulations to this year’s honorees!”G2 badges, released quarterly, recognize INE’s strong performance compared to competitors in specific areas, including its enterprise cybersecurity training and certification offerings, the depth and breadth of its online learning library, and global impact. INE earned the following G2 badges for Winter 2024:Fastest Implementation, Online Course ProvidersLeader, Cybersecurity Professional DevelopmentLeader, Online Course ProvidersLeader, Technical Skills DevelopmentEnterprise Leader, Online Course ProvidersSmall Business Leader, Online Course ProvidersLeader, Asia Online Course ProvidersLeader, Asia Pacific Online Course ProvidersMomentum Leader, Technical Skills DevelopmentMomentum Leader, Online Course ProvidersSmall Business High Performer, Technical Skills DevelopmentHigh Performer, India Online Course ProvidersHigh Performer, Europe Online Course ProvidersHigh Performer, Asia Technical Skills Development<br />INE was recently named to Security Boulevard’s list of the Top 10 Hacking Certifications for both the Certified Professional Penetration Tester (eCPPT) and Web Application Penetration Tester eXtreme (eWPTX) certifications. The list showcases some of the best ethical hacking certifications for cybersecurity professionals. In reviewing the eCPPT, reviewers noted: The realistic experienceA robust training programIts credentials to boost employability in Europe (specifically noted as “remarkable”). In reviewing the eWPTX, reviewers applaud: The challenging nature of the examRequiring advanced methodologies and skills in creating exploits that “modern tools couldn’t fathom.” <br />With a suite of the best cybersecurity certifications and training programs designed for teams and individuals, INE continues to lead in developing cybersecurity professionals equipped with real-time, hands-on experience to manage cyber threats and security incidents. Our award-winning cybersecurity software and comprehensive training in network security, cloud security, and risk management, prepare learners to become certified ethical hackers (CEH), certified information systems security professionals (CISSP), and more, solidifying our reputation as the trusted partner in cybersecurity excellence and threat intelligence.<br />About INE: <br />INE is the premier provider of online technical training for the IT industry. Harnessing the world’s most powerful hands-on lab platform, cutting-edge technology, global video distribution network, and world-class instructors, INE is the top training choice for Fortune 500 companies worldwide, and for IT professionals looking to advance their careers. INE’s suite of learning paths offers an incomparable depth of expertise across cybersecurity, cloud, networking, and data science. INE is committed to delivering the most advanced technical training on the planet, while also lowering the barriers worldwide for those looking to enter and excel in an IT career.
03/07/2025
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5 Essential Skills for CISOs: A Roadmap to Success in Cybersecurity Leadership
We are in the throes of a total digital transformation, so it is no wonder that 86% of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) recently reported that their role has changed drastically since assuming the position. In addition to technological advancements and a proliferation of threats, today’s criminals are harnessing AI to orchestrate attacks with chilling precision, adding a new layer of urgency to the cybersecurity discourse. Within organizations, the importance of the CISO role has been elevated in recent years. CISO’s now have a prominent seat at the table with other C-Level executives and are driving strategy alongside their counterparts. Organizationally, cybersecurity has quickly shifted from a “should do” to a “must do” activity with everything from securing networks to training frontline workers to testing and defending against attacks. Consumer and customer confidence is essential to any business and organizations are not willing to risk that with a leaky cyber strategy. This is driving a renewed focused on high level training and expert simulations that help organize run more securely and with greater confidence.In response to this relatively new dynamic, today’s CISOs face a unique challenge because they not only need technical expertise but also strategic foresight, leadership, and communication skills to secure critical buy-in from stakeholders. There are several skills that stand out among the most essential for the new generation of CISOs. Read the entire article here.
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