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The East-Central Michigan Child Care Coalition is working on expanding childcare organizations, serve more parents, and lower costs to families.

Both regions score above average compared to similar sized economies, but investing in updated technologies and patching processes would help cyber resilience globally.

There's a growing disconnect between the reality of finding a new job in cybersecurity and the double-digit growth rates that typify cybersecurity job forecasts that predict a hiring crisis.

Already facing a dearth of talent, cybersecurity teams will need new skillsets to deal with the growing adoption of generative AI, while still maintaining legacy systems that their organizations are unwilling to give up.

As 2024 fast approaches, organizations are looking back on the past year to try and gain some insight into what the next 12 months could hold. This past year has been particularly interesting in the world of cyber security, with ransomware and data breaches dominating the headlines, the rise to prominence of AI strengthening cybercrime’s arsenal, and the shift of focus to cyber resilience causing businesses to question what comes next for the industry.

Over the next few years, thousands of jobs will be opening up in Georgia thanks in part to the Hyundai Metaplant and other new industrial facilities.

Mentoring US Service Women in Cybersecurity  Veterans Cybersecurity Group (VCSG) and The International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2) introduces the Service Women in Cybersecurity Initiative (SWCSi) to support and advance the careers of US Service Women in the cybersecurity field PLANTATION, Fla., Nov. 10, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — The ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study highlighted a […]

/PRNewswire/ -- The ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study highlighted a substantial global shortage of cybersecurity professionals, with a projected shortfall of...

Tech firms are making huge investments in generative AI tools, but nearly half of cybersecurity professionals say they have little or no or knowledge of AI,

Nearly 1.5 million people work in cybersecurity in North America, but even with a growing gap in skilled specialists, they bear a higher chance of hiring freezes and layoffs.