Could veterans be the answer to the cyber skills shortage problem?

Could veterans be the answer to the cyber skills shortage problem?

45% of businesses claim to have a shortage of cyber security skills and 67% of cyber security professionals say they’re too busy with their jobs to keep up with skills development and training.

And yet there is an obvious and massively untapped resource – veterans – of which only 4% are working in tech and cyber.

Anna Delaney

Anna Delaney is the Editor in Chief of the teiss cyber security website. She has previously worked for BBC, Levant TV, Resonance FM and ITV.

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