Sekuro Launches Cyber Resilience Program Amidst Growing Demand and Skills Gap
Sekuro, a leading cyber resilience provider, has introduced a new subscription service, the Cyber Resilience Program (CRP). This move comes amidst a fivefold increase in demand for cyber security services and a skills shortage in the industry. The CRP is designed to help businesses navigate the complex landscape of cyber security and ensure they are protected.
Sekuro, which has already onboarded clients such as Hills Grammar and the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, offers the CRP on a subscription basis. This program provides end-to-end support, going beyond merely identifying problems to deliver tailored solutions. It addresses the gap in job-ready IT graduates, with only three per cent of Australian technology companies believing they are prepared for the workforce.
The CRP is a response to the increasing demand for sophisticated cyber security approaches. According to recruitment firm Robert Half, cyber security specialist is the second most in-demand role for 2023. The Australian Grand Prix Corporation chose Sekuro's CRP due to Australia's cyber security skills shortages and high salaries for cyber talent. Cyber security is also among the two strongest skills in demand among Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) members.
Sekuro's Cyber Resilience Program offers a comprehensive solution to businesses seeking expert guidance in cyber security. With the increasing demand for sophisticated cyber security approaches and a skills shortage in the industry, Sekuro's CRP is well-positioned to meet these needs.
