2017 Global Information Security Workforce Study
2017 Global Information Security Workforce Study. Benchmarking Workforce Capacity and Response to Cyber Risk. A Frost & Sullivan Executive Briefing
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iamcybersafe.orgin the previous survey. Although participation in the survey increased substantially, the total number of women employed globally in the cybersecurity profession stands at 11%, which is the same rate of participation as 20131.
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