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The Infrastructure and Investment and Jobs Act provides a cybersecurity focused investment, a whole-of-government approach to applying that investment, and a clear emphasis on support for the cybersecurity requirements of state and local governments.

The brand-new version of CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) has just been released. Read on to learn the best plan of attack to earn this certification.

For the first time in more than 18 months, CompTIA plans to host a live event for members—the EMEA Member and Partner Conference, 6-7 October in London. From new cybersecurity programs to business-building sessions to innovative tech workforce strategies, here are 10 things to check out.

CompTIA Network+ is a globally recognized certification that validates the skills required to implement enterprise-level wired and wireless network solutions. Read on as we’ve answered your pressing questions about the newest version of the exam.

A ransomware attack is any business's worst nightmare. CompTIA member Jay Tipton recently survived a cyberattack which impacted his company and customers. He shares his experience, what others should expect, and how to manage through the crisis.

The new version of CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) focuses on foundational networking tools and technologies that will help you get an in-demand networking job.

Blockchain is a powerful technology with almost limitless opportunities to help customers—if it’s applied correctly from a legal and technical perspective. If you’ve got the technology covered, here are some tips to ensure you’re covered legally as well.

Learn how pen testing and vulnerability assessment work together to strengthen a cybersecurity strategy, and how CompTIA PenTest+ can teach you these skills.

The new CompTIA Network+ validates the technical skills needed to securely establish, maintain and troubleshoot the essential networks that businesses rely on.

All the energy that goes into covering and struggling with impostor syndrome reduces productivity. Learn how organizations can reduce the time lost by doing one thing: encouraging authenticity.

Dig into the five functions of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and learn the types of tools IT pros can use to defend their organizations.

MSPs have two jobs: keeping a client productive and protecting its data. In today’s climate, an MSP’s data governance expertise and experience are critical to doing both—and could be a real competitive advantage in the market.

Building or moving applications and services into a cloud requires more than technical skills – considering business requirements is key.

With increased risks, shifting work paradigms and attacks originating in the IT supply chain, MSPs face more pressure than ever to ensure due diligence. Their defenses should begin with resiliency conversations, self reflection and incident response planning.

Implementing just one of these tools can help you streamline your daily tasks and lead you to work in a more structured and organized way.