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'The data should be a wake-up call': Report finds cybersecurity workers feel underpaid, undervalued and overstressed — and that's putting everyone at risk


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  • Cybersecurity workers are among the most affected by AI impact on jobs
  • Increased pressure and unsuitably low salaries are putting workers off
  • Many wouldn't even consider a role that's not flexible or hybrid

The latest Global Tech Talent & Salary Report from Harvey Nash claims while AI and data skills are now the most in-demand globally, as companies look to hire new AI engineers, existing cybersecurity workers are being put under undue stress.

With companies struggling to find suitable candidates with the right AI tools experience, they're hiring underskilled workers and upping the pressure on existing teams to plug the gaps.

Cybersecurity workers are among those highlighted in the report as being under the most stress, with budget constraints limiting how far companies can compete on pay.

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