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There appears to be a fundamental disconnect between the cybersecurity that companies have, what they need, and what could happen. That’s not good, but it also spells opportunity for the technology channel.

When Nicole R. Sain was laid off from a job that didn’t excite her, she saw it as a sign that working in the IT field was where she should be. Now, having graduated from IT-Ready Technical Support with CompTIA A+ certification, Nicole says, “the employment opportunities are endless.”

Learn about the different types of cybersecurity jobs and salaries and how to start your cybersecurity career.

At EMEA 2019, UK Channel Community members shared business tips and best practices with themes of perfectionism, time management and self-awareness emerging from the discussion.

More than 600 attendees joined CompTIA at EMEA 2019 for two jam-packed days of learning and networking in London. Check out some of the highlights and the key takeaways we learned along the way.

Baroness Karren Brady, one of Britain’s most influential businesswomen, opened day two of EMEA 2019, revealing the secrets to her success, including how she led West Ham United to record revenues.

If you want to work in cybersecurity, you need to be able to manage projects.

With more opportunity than ever and the need for a skilled workforce growing, it’s important for businesses to understand how to recruit the next generation of IT pros. Felix Ekman of Harmony Business Systems discussed what businesses need to take into consideration at EMEA 2019.

The UK is a dynamic place to work for today’s IT pros, according to CompTIA's UK Tech Town Index. Opportunities for an IT career are widespread and a thriving entrepreneurial landscape means tremendous growth for tech businesses around the UK.

When Brittian McIntosh exited the Navy with an honorable discharge, management experience, communications expertise, top secret clearance and stellar performance reviews, he expected his transition to a civilian job would be smooth. It wasn’t.

Join CompTIA Chief Technology Evangelist Dr. James Stanger as he explains how to analyze specific attack types, including ransomware, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) and buffer overflow. James will also be teaching specific incident response techniques.

As with other parts of digital transformation, cybersecurity is a field where the business side and the IT side need to come together to build the best solution.

MSPs and IT security companies have long relied on security assessments to generate leads, and they can do the same with California’s Consumer Privacy Act. Go in, assess and build an offer based on a bespoke compliance plan.

Data from CompTIA’s newest cybersecurity research illustrates how different parts of the organization view of security vs. tech innovation. Here are four ways executives, business staff and security providers can balance cybersecurity and innovation.

With our IT-Ready Technical Support program, Rashmi Bhattarai found her place in the IT infrastructure market and now helps healthcare providers to do their jobs easily and efficiently.