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European Cyber Security Month aims to increase awareness about cybersecurity and emphasize the message that security is a shared responsibility.
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A liberal arts education, supplemented with technical training and extracurricular experience, can set students up for successful careers in cybersecurity.
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A seasoned, experienced mentor can be an invaluable resource for an aspiring professional looking to start a successful cybersecurity career.
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Before pursuing a cybersecurity career, aspiring security professionals should first determine which areas of expertise they would like to specialize in.
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Many companies, including IBM, are taking a new collar approach and recruiting ex-military personnel to fill woefully understaffed cybersecurity positions.
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Companies can use incident response training programs such as capture the flag and red on blue exercises to bridge the cybersecurity skills gap.
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With 1.8 million IT positions set to go unfilled by 2022, closing the industry’s gender gap can go a long way toward closing the cybersecurity skills gap.
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To reduce the effects of the cybersecurity skills gap, organizations should ditch traditional recruiting methods and think outside the box.
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Businesses and government agencies across all industries face a cybersecurity skills crisis. Can AI and machine learning help solve the problem?
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To close the cybersecurity skills gap, a large company with considerable funds can simply acquire another organization and conscript its IT talent.
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