The Future of Cyber Workforce - An Ecosystem View and Global Perspectives
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The session lays out concrete moves: the US is drafting a National Cyber Workforce and Education Strategy with three imperatives — an ecosystem approach, foundational cyber skills for all, and aggressive diversity and inclusion — plus a call to partner across K‑12, community colleges, industry and government. Academia pilots like the Berkeley cybersecurity clinic aim for a clinic in every state by 2030 (10 operating now). Israel reports periphery representation in elite units rising from 3% to 40% and a women’s program with 70% military placement; the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act proposes protections for ethical hackers and flags understaffed conformity assessment bodies.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 10:58Public sector workforce challenges
- 20:13EU cyber workforce policies
- 24:58Academia's role in cyber workforce
- 31:10Israel's cyber workforce strategies
- 37:44Global collaboration on workforce
- 45:26Key takeaways and Q&A
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