Sentences with phrase «cybersecurity professionals who»

Cybersecurity professionals who work in operational settings — that is, who actually battle cyber attacks — spend their days writing secure software and designing networks.

Demand for trained cybersecurity professionals who work to protect organizations from cybercrime is high nationwide, but the shortage is particularly severe in the federal government, which does not offer salaries as high as the private sector.

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Haiyan Song, who heads Splunk's security markets group, tells Fortune that «automation is becoming more and more important because of the shortage in professional capabilities,» referring to a talent deficit that continues to plague the cybersecurity industry.

Even cybersecurity professionals like John McAfee, who is not a financial expert but knows a thing or two about computers and technology, are becoming true believers.

Libicki said the demand for cybersecurity professionals began to overtake supply in 2007, largely due to increased reports of large - scale hacking, including the leakage of credit card data, attacks on Internet connectivity, and the discovery of «advanced persistence threats» — teams of hackers who go after intellectual property by establishing a persistent presence in the networks of U.S. and other technology targets.

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