Indeed, a report by the International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ICS2) stated that the number of people in the cybersecurity workforce in Canada will reach 123,696 and just over 1.42 million in the U.S in 2021. Globally, this will lead to an increase of more than 700,000 compared to the year before.

Yet, it was reported that in order to close the talent gap, the cybersecurity workforce needs to grow 65% to protect effectively organizations’ critical assets. This thus puts pressure and urgency on businesses around the world to find solutions. It was also found out that the global number of women in cybersecurity remains at 25%.

The report then recommends investing in training, providing more flexible working conditions, investing in certifications, investing in diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, as well as encouraging women and minorities to pursue STEM degrees in college.

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SolutionsIQ has companies throughout the US and provides scrum and agile to create greater business value and to improve customer experience to other organisations.

“Agile is about fostering a culture of empowerment and collaboration that enables rapid delivery of innovation at the speed of business today. As part of Accenture, we will help clients navigate the complexities of agile and unlock their creative power to develop new capabilities,” commented John Rudd, Chief Executive Officer at SolutionsIQ on the transition.

Growing digitisation trends

To put Accenture in a better position to support clients wanting to change IT systems, SolutionsIQ are helping the firm grow digitisation trends by adding over 230 agile experts.

“Today agile is more than just a software development methodology. SolutionsIQ coaches, who are among the most sought after experts in the industry, will expand our ability to help clients reduce investment risk, accelerate time to market for new products and services, and support design that delivers better customer experiences,” said Bhaskar Ghosh, Group Chief Executive at Accenture Technology services.

Written from source by Leah Alger
Source: Consultancy

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