67% of organizations are concerned that employees lack fundamental security awareness. 

According to a recent report, 53% of European organizations are confident employees are not properly utilizing generative AI.

A report found that 33.9% of tech professionals report a shortage of AI security skills, particularly around emerging vulnerabilities like prompt injection.

Issues faced by IT leaders in the U.K. were analyzed in a recent Hyve Managed Hosting report, including the current cybersecurity talent gap.

Enterprise security departments face a plethora of risks. One of the most significant threats that has emerged in recent years is that of deepfakes.

The world’s food security is dependent on securing and protecting the data of agricultural machines and equipment, which makes the deficiencies in the cybersecurity workforce a major point of concern. 

Cybersecurity controls must be constantly evaluated to ensure they can withstand new and upcoming threats, especially those that target employees. 

As cybercriminals gain access to increasingly sophisticated tools, they continue to target employees, regarding them as the most vulnerable element of an organization’s defense. 

While AI presents exciting possibilities for sectors around the world, the security and cash-in-transit sectors will always require the nuanced, adaptable and empathetic touch of human professionals. 

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