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Cyber security recruiters should think outside the box when looking for new talent, advises a study released today by cyber security association (ISC)².
(ISC)² interviewed 2,034 cyber security professionals and job seekers in the US and Canada to understand their backgrounds and interests for the 2021 Cybersecurity Career Pursuers Study .
Specific cyber security certifications might be less critical than cyber security job seekers think, it found. Only 51% of cyber security pros have degrees in computer and information services, and only 42% considered a dedicated security education to be critical for the job.
(ISC)² recommended that organizations take a balanced approach to IT talent, seeking diverse perspectives. That might mean looking outside IT for more policy- and governance-focused cyber security skills. This trend is already beginning, it said. Only half of the cyber security professionals with under three years of experience came from an IT background, compa
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Things seem more divided than ever in the United States, but one thing we can all agree on is that we re all a little tired of the ubiquity of Elon Reeve Musk, right? Wrong.
The researchers at Piplsay (powered by owner Market Cube) did a survey of 30,400 people over two days in February: They asked people s opinions of the very rich man who is CEO of SpaceX (and thus Starlink) and Tesla, founder of The Boring Company (for digging holes for super trains), and cofounder of both Neuralink and OpenAI. (All this after he got modestly rich from being part of the sale of PayPal to eBay, way back in 2002.)
February 21, 2021 @ 4:58 pm By Omar Faridi
Piplsay research reveals that 27% of US consumers are planning to make investments in cryptocurrency during 2021. Around 50% of Americans think that it’s now “safe” to invest in decentralized digital currencies, the survey revealed.
About 57% of US-based consumers said they think major brands should begin taking crypto payments, according to the survey results.
Bitcoin has been on a tear lately, sending almost everyone from traditional companies to individual investors “scurrying for a slice of the crypto pie,” Piplsay researchers noted. The Bitcoin craze has become so wild that even US government officials are showing their strong support for this movement in the most unexpected or surprising ways.