David Weldon

DevOps demand remains strong but is evolving toward specialized roles. Success requires deep systems knowledge, business insight, and a focus on reliability.

Public school districts appear to be at a near tipping point when it comes to the impact of healthcare costs on school budgets. Premiums are rising so rapidly that healthcare obligations are threatening the ability of districts to deliver critical educational programs, materials, and services, hire, pay, and provide benefits to educators and make improvements to facilities.

Sysadmins maintain IT infrastructure, but the role is evolving with automation and cloud tech. Success requires both technical skills and strong soft skills.

If you have your sights set on a job as a systems architect, you can expect strong demand and generous benefits.

Leveling up to the executive table requires new skills and a new perspective. Security execs and CEOs weigh in on what makes a productive CSO-CEO partnership.

If you're intrigued by the prospect of outsmarting security measures, exploring business assets like a criminal, and exposing a company's most effective defenses, the role of penetration tester may be the perfect fit for you.

As a cloud security engineer, you can expect to be in high demand for the foreseeable future. However, it's important to note that AI is raising the bar for this role.

In the realm of IT security, there is perhaps no job you could target that is more important and more rewarding than that of the chief information security officer (CISO), or just CSO.

Explore the skills, salaries, and responsibilities defining the high-demand role of an IT security architect.

The unfortunate reality of cybersecurity is that threat actors routinely walk among us, or at least, their handiwork does.