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Security Teams Save Time on Tasks but Spend More Time Checking AI's WorkAI is reshaping cybersecurity work but not eliminating the need for human judgment. New ISC2 research finds security teams are spending more time validating AI outputs, facing accountability for AI errors and rethinking skill sets for entry-level talent.
Instead of eliminating jobs for early-career cyber pros, AI is creating new opportunities for candidates with strong human decision-making skills.
As threats proliferate and AI complicates cybersecurity, CISOs say the job is getting harder, but more companies still want cybersecurity expertise, if even on a part-time basis.
Organizations are aware of the challenges that new technologies like AI bring: but cybersecurity staff struggle to make time for the required training during working hours
ISC2 Survey Says AI Skills Top Training Agendas, But Teams Need to Act QuicklyAI now tops cybersecurity training priorities for 47% of security leaders, as critical cyber skills gaps are growing, according to an ISC2 survey. Most organizations train in-house, and 53% cite time - not budget - as the biggest barrier to effective training.
SANS Survey Says Industry Risks Future by Cutting Roles That Train Cyber ExpertiseAI is automating the entry-level cybersecurity roles where the next generation of experts have always been trained. As the industry struggles to hire senior talent, cutting the bottom rungs of the ladder could create a talent crisis today that CISOs can't solve later.