The “2025 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study” was just released, and eye-opening cybersecurity trends are developing that are worth close attention. Let’s explore.

The 2025 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study finds that skills shortages now pose a greater risk to security effectiveness ...

Report reveals how staff and budget cuts are increasing perceived security risk, while rapid AI adoption is reshaping skills requirements and creating new career opportunities ALEXANDRIA, Va., Dec. 4, ...

The 2024 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study was released on Thursday, Oct. 31, and the annual report shows that economic conditions have significantly impacted the cyber workforce. At the same time ...

The cyber profession is still evaluating the full implications of AI technologies. 82% of respondents expressed optimism that AI will improve job efficiency 56% said that AI will make some activities ...

The latest ISC2 workforce study reveals that skills gaps are increasing as cybersecurity professionals adopt AI tools and report critical staffing needs across organizations. Cybersecurity teams are ...

College grads are being screened out by AI before humans ever see their resumes, even as overwhelmed recruiters list “entry-level” jobs requiring years of experience. At the same time, hiring slowed ...

The global cyber security workforce needs to increase by 87% to fill the current shortfall of cyber talent, according to research. ISC2’s 2024 Cybersecurity workforce study found there are currently ...

A recent ISC2 study revealed a persistent gender gap in the cybersecurity industry, with the average representation of women on cybersecurity teams standing at 23%. Globally, 14,865 individuals ...

Just 4% of cybersecurity teams have a majority of women on them, with 11% completely lacking any female representation at all, according to new research by ISC2. The overall global average suggests ...

U.S. security professionals tend to be paid more than their foreign counterparts, according to the results of two recent studies. U.S. security professionals tend to be paid more than their foreign ...