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What do cybersecurity leaders want in staff? These 3 skills beat certifications and experience

Certifications and years of experience can only take you so far in cyber now. Automation means new skills are coming to the fore.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. AI brings new challenges for hard-working cyber staff. Talented professionals will question almost everything. Work with agents to make decisions that reduce risks. Working in cybersecurity is a tough gig. While security teams work hard to prevent damage to their organizations, ZDNET reported earlier this year that many cyber professionals aren't receiving the recognition they deserve Emerging technology brings new challenges. AI-assisted vulnerability discovery is accelerating the pace of bug reports, with a growing mismatch between what machines can surface and what humans can realistically triage. In such a fast-changing and challenging working environment, it's easy to understand why almost half of cybersecurity pros want to quit. However, staff should pause before sending their resignation letters:…
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