INTERVIEW with Imi Farkas on the skills infosec professionals need, but never get trained on. THE GAP NOBODY TALKS ABOUT Let's start with the obvious question. You work with GRC and infosec professionals every day. What's the gap you keep seeing? The same one, always. Someone technically excellent: knows the frameworks, understands the risks, produces solid work - and still can't get anything approved. Their recommendations land and nothing happens. Or they get a "not now" fo

Skill-first trends, internal retraining and new jobs at the world's largest companies In 2026, those skills that will remain marketable are those that combine technological fundamentals (AI, data interpretation, cybersecurity ) with analytical thinking, adaptability and continuous learning. The article was based on the World Economic Forum 2025 report and 2025 examples from large companies. If you want to build knowledge in 2026 that will not only seem trendy, but will also b

Here is our constantly expanding book recommendation list, the main curator of which is Imi. "Because maybe there are still people who read books..." Inspiring, interesting and useful readings on career, management, personal effectiveness, IT, cybersecurity, philosophy, consulting, and other topics. It's not colorful or fragrant, but it's full of books that discuss very important basics, with your own personal experience reports. (With Amazon affiliate links, so the curator g

With these example prompts I was able to generate a lot of useful code very easily, whether it's Powershell scripts, simple HTML games or graphics! This is my methodology and take it as I described it, I take no responsibility for their use ;) If you're not afraid of a little adventure, read on! You will need a chatGPT account and a claude.ai account if you want to try these out, but you can also use another LLM instead of chatGPT (Gemini, Llama, copilot, etc.). When a code

"We need reskilling!" The story of CyberCamp began in late 2021 with a simple, yet important realization: cybersecurity is a shortage profession, and many people are struggling to start or renew their careers. This has shaped our mission, which is still current today: to help and support the "next generations" of cybersecurity in demystifying the profession, starting and developing in it. Starting with the realization that cybersecurity offers not one, but many, interesting,

On the gap between knowledge and ability, honestly Udemy keeps dropping prices, LinkedIn Learning reminds you that you haven't opened it in three months, and your inbox is filled with "Certified in 5 days" offers. You buy three courses and feel good. Then three years later you'll see that you haven't opened any of them. Sounds familiar? In the first episode of the CyberCamp podcast, we talked about this – why learning doesn't convert into value in the GRC and information secu