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By Cynthia Brumfield, CSO
There are roughly 300 pieces of legislation related to cybersecurity that have been introduced in Congress since 2019. Despite this, only nine have become law. There are several new bills worth watching in 2020 related to the nation’s cybersecurity. Here are the ones to watch.

By Ericka Chickowski, Bitdefender
Application Programmable Interface is rising in prominence and will be a top concern for cybersecurity groups in 2020. According to a report by Akamai, 83% of web traffic is API-based. This statistic forecasts a growing API security problem that will continue to grow over the next ten years.

By Curtis Franklin Jr., Dark Reading
Does no-code also mean no security? There is an emerging trend in application development writing codes with "low-code" or "no-code." Organizations need to have an application security architect who can monitor the kinds of controls needed in a low-code/no-code environment.

By Nick Kolakowski, Dice
What skills do you need for a job in cybersecurity? The employment field is expanding with network engineers/architects, computer systems engineers/architects and network/system administrators all are starting to need cybersecurity expertise in their roles.

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