The workforce gap isn't a headcount problem — it's a capability problem. Here's what business leaders need to do before the ...

As the world becomes more dependent on technology for business operations and the exchange of information, companies simply can’t afford a data breach. Data breaches can cost millions of dollars and ...

As AI-driven threats reshape the cybersecurity landscape, employers are struggling to find a type of cyber professional the ...

Economic uncertainty and tightened budgets weakened cybersecurity spending resilience in 2023, and the first causality was jobs. There's a growing disconnect between the reality of finding a new job ...

Cybersecurity jobs are in high demand even as the tech industry goes through layoffs. Specific work skills and certifications that can be earned online are more important to employers than a college ...

As the number of cyberattacks skyrockets, organizations realize they must do everything in their power to secure their networks and corporate data. Consequently, the demand for cybersecurity ...

We've been battling the cybersecurity talent shortage for more than a decade, yet the problem seems to be getting worse, rather than better. According to CyberSeek, right now, there are almost 755,800 ...

Demand for security engineers has surged as artificial intelligence generates a glut of new code and models like Anthropic’s Mythos create new concerns.

The economics of supply and demand shape today's cybersecurity job market. Each year, US employers post more than 120,000 openings for information security analysts and roughly one-third go unfilled.

Looking to apply to cybersecurity jobs? Competition is fierce, so you'll need an edge. Cybersecurity is a rapidly-growing field — the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that information security ...

One of the fastest-growing jobs in the U.S. is fighting crime on the internet. With more companies moving online, cyberattacks are on the rise, and drastically so. The FBI has seen a 300% increase in ...