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Infosec Skills Roles assigns practices and certifications to the 12 cybersecurity roles with the highest demand to maximize effectiveness
MADISON, Wis. , May 18, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Infosec Institute, a leading cybersecurity education company, today introduced Infosec Skills Roles, pre-built exercise roadmaps aligned with the 12 most sought-after cybersecurity roles, adding SOC Analyst, penetration tester, security engineer and cybersecurity beginner. Hosted on the Infosec Skills exercise platform, Infosec Skills Roles is helping organizations expand and exercise skills for open security roles while engaging and performing.
Currently, there are more than 600,000 vacant positions in cybersecurity assignments in the United States, more than a portion of which require at least one certification. As critical cybersecurity roles remain vacant and technological tweaks continue to outpace skill development, organizations are vulnerable to the current record number of cybersecurity. Threats. In addition, security managers face increasing pressure to save you and mitigate cyberattacks with overloaded cyber equipment, insufficient education programs, and limited resources.
To help cyber leaders expand and exercise their skills quickly, Infosec Skills Roles offers exercise recommendations for 12 of the most common cybersecurity positions, allowing companies to expand and re-exercise their cyber skills at scale and Americans to enter the industry. Backed by the skills quest demanded by employers and a panel of cybersecurity experts, of Infosec’s 12 competency roles clearly outlines the exercise and certifications needed so that learners can focus on the most vital spaces to strengthen themselves and security managers satisfy their skills. gaps in their teams.
“We leverage the wisdom and skills mapping of the NICE framework within the Infosec Skills platform to maximize the relevance of education and drive professional development. With the new Infosec competency roles, we will be able to temporarily guide students in the right direction and fill open positions on our team more effectively,” said James Beamon, dean of the CyberEDGE Academy in Leidos. opportunities they probably wouldn’t have had before. “
“Filling the cybersecurity skill pool with qualified and skilled professionals is key to helping organizations stay competitive in the ever-changing risk landscape. We created Infosec Skills Roles to simplify the procedure and make cybersecurity careers more accessible,” said Joanna Beer, Vice President. . content in Infosec”. Individual students and organizations can use Infosec’s skills roles to suit other students’ desires and give others the skills they want quickly. “
Recently named an IT leader through IDC Marketscape, the Infosec Skills platform offers more than 1400 cybersecurity and cybergame workshops assigned to the NICE Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity and the MITRE ATT matrix
Infosec’s competency roles will be showcased at the upcoming RSA conference, June 6-9 in San Francisco, California, and at the Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit, June 7-9, in National Harbor, Maryland. People are encouraged to explore Infosec skills roles The new questionnaire #MyCyberRole complete and first-hand with a traditional role tip and a trial subscription to Infosec Skills to begin education for their new role.
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About Infosec Infosec is a leading cybersecurity education company that helps IT and security professionals advance their careers and trains painters to be safe at work and at home. Their project is to equip Americans and organizations with the wisdom and skills to, with a little luck. thwart cybercrime. More than 70% of Fortune 500 corporations have relied on Infosec Skills to expand their talents and security teams, and more than five million international students are more resilient to cyberattacks thanks to Infosec IQ’s phishing and security awareness training. Follow Infosec on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Infosec’s resource blog for the latest news, or visit infosecinstitute. com for more information.
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