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Solving The Cybersecurity Skills Shortage Within Your Organization

June 10, 2019

A seemingly endless supply of new and increasingly more complex cyber-attacks has been driving up the demand for qualified professionals to help defend businesses. But are we prepared to supply these professionals to meet this growing demand? It doesn’t look that way, as 74 percent of respondents to the ESG/ISSA research report say that their firms are being affected by the shortage. This number, by the way, has crept up from 70 percent last year.

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Vantage Cybersecurity Group

Born out of a responsibility to serve our clients, Vantage Cybersecurity Group comes from a long history of trust, customer service, and delivering on our promises. We believe the highest value we can offer our clients is a combination of superior service paired with industry expertise. For the past fifty years our companies have worked with the healthcare and legal community to safely improve and manage sensitive documentation. Our experience with securely moving and storing patient and client information makes us uniquely qualified to help protect your business from cyberattack.

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Solving The Cybersecurity Skills Shortage Within Your Organization