[TechRepublic] Breaking into digital forensics: One career path

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Breaking into the digital forensics field: Melia Kelley's path The field of digital forensics is not for the faint-hearted, especially if it involves intelligence-gathering for the military. Michael Kassner talks to Melia Kelley about the path that took her... Read more Resource of the day Free 2011 Salary Report IT Professionals - Register on activeTechPros for immediate access Business Professionals - Join the activeBizPros community to view the report New Websense survey may surprise you We all have our own perceptions of IT security in our organizations. Here's your chance to find out what other netizens think according to Websense. Read more Government snooping spikes in 2011: Google breaks it down Patrick Lambert discusses the latest Google report on the number of user-data requests it receives from world governments. These requests spiked 29% in 2011. Read more Training employees on security measures doesn't have to be boring Alfonso Barreiro offers some practical tips on how to cover security awareness with employees without boring them to tears or ignoring opportunities for meaningful engagement. Read more Infographic: How social media carelessness can help criminals Sometimes a picture paints a thousand words. Use this infographic from Credit Sesame to help drive home a message about online security-awareness to the employees in your organization. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   10 frights that often haunt IT support pros It's one thing to run into a ghost or zombie here and there. But lost admin passwords, deadbeat clients, and failed backups... now THAT'S scary. Read more 10 things you should do to ensure storm readiness Hurricane, flood, or blizzard: Anticipating the impact and having a plan in place will help your recovery efforts. Read more Update apps, get malware From the "Wow that's cool, hope it doesn't happen to me" files comes news that F-Secure has discovered an Android application that will update itself and install malware known as DroidKungFu. Read more Featured multimedia   SteamCon III: Costumes of Steampunk enthusiasts Steamcon III was held in Seattle on October 14-16, 2011. Take a look at some of the Steampunk costumes from this year's event. View on site Must-read posts The 10 rising tech trends of 2012 Top IT skills wanted for 2012 Tablets will replace PCs for many enterprise users What the IT department will look like in 2015 Today's recommended downloads Free 2011 Salary Report Live Webcast: Fast-Track your Subversion Journey to the Cloud (CollabNet) Global IT Risk Study (IBM) Evaluating Unified Communications Solutions (Cisco Systems, Inc.) IBM Cloud YouTube Channel (IBM) Holiday shopping for a tablet? Android has an advantage Donovan Colbert thinks the skepticism about Android's traction in the tablet market was premature. He predicts even greater tablet market growth for Android this holiday season. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! TechRepublic Australia Wrapper Web Designer The Enterprise Cloud Tablets in the Enterprise Google in the Enterprise App Builder 10 Things

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