Cyber Security Shortage - How to Remain Secure

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As the rise of security professionals continues, organizations will need to decide how they will remain secure heading into 2023. Regarding global cyber security, the workforce has reached a record high of 4.7 million people, but there remains a shortage of 3.4 million cybersecurity professionals to fill open roles. What are the best ways for organizations to solve these immediate needs and satisfy long-term strategies? Listen to the discussion to learn more on this topic as Norm and Rene break down what it means to weather the storm of the cyber security professional shortage.

With the cyber security shortage playing havoc on teams, learn about The Top 10 Security Quick Wins for Any Business and get maximum value for your business.

Speakers

Norm DuBow, CISSP, CCSP, CRISC, CDPSE

Rene Ventura, Director of IT and Cyber Security

Host

Daniel Tangney

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