High pay, job satisfaction and strong demand are still not enough reason to entice people to enter the cybersecurity workforce as a new study shows the workforce gap increasing to almost three million globally. The 2018 study, conducted by (ISC)2, stated there are 2.9 million open positions which up from the 1.8 million noted in…
As companies focus on Big Data, new security challenges have resulted in a demand for Big Data security architects.
Skills in demand: Security engineer, identity management
The need for experienced incident response professionals is outstripping the available supply of talent.
As demand for security professionals skyrockets, the ability to find and attract this talent is limited by organizations’ recruiting process and talent.
With so many of us visiting the web for social-networking, shopping, banking, paying bills and general surfing, it’s imperative that companies ensure their web facing applications are secure and free from vulnerabilities.
Seeing as web apps are a major target for attackers, skilled application security engineers are in demand.
The amount of information stored in our medical records creates a ripe environment for security breaches. The health care sector is in search of information security analysts.
Good news for those industry pros that specialize in biometric security…you’re in demand.
As global organizations work to stay ahead of cyber attacks, they require information security analysts to help steer them through risk assessment, vulnerability assessment and defense planning.
