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Resources Hussain, D. (2019, March 14). Secondary school is being held to ransom after a ‘chinese cyber attack’ caused the loss of year 11 student’s GCSE coursework Retrieved from https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6808845/Secondary-school-held-ransom-cyber-attack-causedloss-students-GCSE-coursework.html Sjouwerman, S. (2019, March 14). GSCE coursework lost in ransomware attack on UK bridport school. Retrieved from https://blog.knowbe4.com/gcse-coursework-lost-in-cyber-attack-on-uk-bridport-school Speck, D. (2019, March 15). GCSE coursework lost in ransomware attack. Retrieved from https://www.tes.com/news/gcse-coursework-lost-ransomware-attack Wakefield, J. (2019, March 13). GCSE coursework lost in cyber attack in bridport school. Retrieved from https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-dorset-47551331 About The Author Charles Parker, II has been in the computer science/InfoSec industry for over a decade in working with medical, sales, labor, OEM and Tier 1 manufacturers, and other industries. Presently, he is a Cybersecurity Lab Engineer at a Tier 1 manufacturer and professor. To further the knowledge base for others in various roles in other industries, he published in blogs and peer reviewed journals. He has completed several graduate degrees (MBA, MSA, JD, LLM, and PhD), completed certificate programs in AI from MIT, other coursework from Harvard, and researches AI’s application to InfoSec, FinTech, and other areas, and is highly caffeinated. Charles Parker, II may be reached at charlesparkerii@protonmail.com. 20
Achieving Cybersecurity Readiness with AI-Powered, Gamified Training By Keenan Skelly, Vice President of Global Partnerships and Security Evangelist at Circadence “THE CYBERSECURITY SKILLS GAP” It is written about so much in the cyber industry that it seems predetermined, not to mention full of doom and gloom about never-ending, ubiquitous breaches. Yes, predictors says that there will be 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs by 2021, which is up from 1 million openings last year. But that’s not the whole story. It does NOT mean that cyber readiness is unattainable or that the bad guys have won. At Circadence, we see that stat as a headlight – providing illumination for rich career opportunity and stimulation for new approaches to cyber preparedness. There’s unlikely to be a dull moment in a cyber career as defenders work every day to keep pace with technology advancements and organization digital transformation, as well as keeping an eagle eye out for how threat actors create new exploitive circumstances. So, it is continuously critical for cyber warriors to test, train, simulate, emulate and keep learning. And while we can’t train our way out of the skills gap problem one class or video at a time, we can use technological advances, in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for example, to automate and augment the security toolsets, the tasks and processes, and the training platforms. With focus on the human element that is at the heart of the adversarial relationship, we can redesign the playing field and hopefully give defenders the home field advantage going forward. 21
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