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What is the Impact of the Cybersecurity Skills Shortage?

As anyone working in the field of cybersecurity knows, the skills gap is a very real—and very pressing—problem for organizations across the world. Beyond the time, expense and effort of recruiting, the gaps in filling positions result in additional pressure on existing security staff, who are typically working in teams of between 6 to 15 staff members – a relatively small number given the huge responsibilities they are tasked with.

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The paper was based on a survey of 130 cybersecurity professionals in mid-sized and large organizations. Some of its key findings include:

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How To Minimize the Impact of the Cybersecurity Skills Shortage

Organizations across the world have unfilled cybersecurity vacancies, and the cybersecurity professionals already on staff are pushed to their limits. Something must change to address the staff shortages that are limiting organizations’ ability to erect and maintain strong defenses. This paper examines the cybersecurity skills shortage and advocates for the use of advanced security services and technologies that more effectively leverage the time of current professionals.

 

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