Career Highlight: October 2025The Growing Role of Forensics and Threat Intelligence in Cyber DefenseAs cyber threats grow more advanced, careers in digital forensics and threat intelligence are becoming vital to cyber defense. This article explores why these roles are in such high demand and how certifications like C)DFE, C)NFE, and C)TIA can help you build the skills to stay ahead.
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Certification Highlight: October 2025Top Cybersecurity Certifications to Future-Proof Your IT Career Cybersecurity certifications are key to advancing your IT career and staying ahead in a rapidly changing field. This article highlights top certifications like CompTIA Security+, CySA+, PenTest+, CASP+, CCSP, SSCP, and more — all available through TCW training programs designed to help you succeed.
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Industry Highlight: October 2025Why Cybersecurity Awareness Training is the New Workplace EssentialCyber threats don’t just target IT — they target people. This article explores why cybersecurity awareness training has become essential in today’s workplace and why National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is the perfect time to start building stronger defenses across every role.
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Cybersecurity For EveryoneEvery Role Secures TogetherCybersecurity affects every role in your organization. From end users to executives, our training equips teams with the skills to recognize risks, protect systems, and build a stronger defense against evolving threats.
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Industry Highlight: September 2025Celebrating National Coding Week: Unlocking the Power of CodeNational Coding Week (Sept. 15–19, 2025) is a chance to explore the power of coding—whether you’re a beginner experimenting with no-code tools or a professional looking to sharpen your skills. Coding opens doors to creativity, problem-solving, and confidence in today’s digital world. In this article, we celebrate the week and highlight ways you can get started with core languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python.
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Career Highlight: September 2025What Admins and Support Staff Can Do with Just a Little Data TrainingData isn’t just for analysts or IT—admins and support staff work with it every day, often without realizing it. From managing schedules and reports to communicating updates across teams, these roles are the backbone of organizational flow. With just a little training, they can transform routine tasks into data-driven contributions—building smarter reports, spotting patterns sooner, and presenting information more clearly.
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Why Choose TCW: September 2025Bridging the Gap Between Business and IT Through Data TrainingData has become the common ground where business and IT meet, but without the right skills, miscommunication often gets in the way. This article looks at how role-focused data training empowers every team—from executives to technical specialists—to work together more effectively and turn information into action.
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Data For EveryoneReading, interpreting, and acting on data is one of the most valuable skills in today’s workplace. Whether it's building a simple dashboard in Excel, designing predictive models in the cloud, or making strategic decisions based on clean, visual insights—everyone has a role to play in becoming data-driven.
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Industry Highlight: August 2025What Is Microsoft Fabric—and Why Your Team Should Know About ItMicrosoft Fabric is a unified data platform that streamlines analytics, reporting, and AI across roles. This blog breaks down what Fabric is, why it matters, and how it empowers both technical and non-technical teams to work smarter with integrated tools like Power BI, Synapse, and Data Factory—all in one place. Learn why Fabric is the future of Microsoft data.
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Career Highlight: August 2025The Power of Data-Driven Leadership: How Executives Use Insights to LeadToday’s leaders need more than instinct—they need insight. This blog explores how data-driven leadership helps executives make smarter decisions, align teams, and lead with confidence. Learn how practical data skills like interpreting dashboards and spotting trends can transform leadership impact without requiring deep technical expertise. Empower your leadership with data fluency.
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