The mismatch also indicates a lack of management and oversight, which heightens the risk of cyberattacks in EU organisations, which cannot defend themselves against cybercrime properly. Reasons for the steep increase in demand for cybersecurity are the introduction of new technologies like A rtificial Intelligence or quantum computing and the trend by companies to switch to more digital tools, which need cyber protection. To put this in perspective, the 2022 Global Cybersecurity Workforce Gap increased by 26% compared to the previous year.Ĭompared to other regions, the EMEA region displays the greatest increase in the cyber talent gap. This is equivalent to an increase of approximately 60% over a year. The analysis revealed that Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) lack 317,050 cybersecurity professionals.
The c ybersecurity workforce gap analysis by (ISC)², a non-profit group, revealed that the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals is growing faster than the workforce pool. A report by cybersecurity organisation (ISC)² suggests that the cyber skills gap is growing faster than it is being filled and that Europe might become an international laggard as technological trends and upcoming regulations make securing a cyber workforce ever more pressing.
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