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AI skills in cybersecurity job postings doubled as junior hiring stalls

AI skills now required in half of cybersecurity openings. Junior hiring: flat.

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The KeyNews take

Why it matters

A major profession is rapidly shifting its hiring bar toward AI competency while entry-level pipeline stalls — creating a skills gap that reshapes how cybersecurity talent is sourced and trained.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. AI skills requirement in cybersecurity job postings doubled year-over-year across G7 economies

  2. Junior hiring has not increased proportionally with AI skills demand

  3. First in new AI Workforce Consortium spotlight report series

  4. Data spans Group of Seven economies

  5. Report published by AI Workforce Consortium

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Publisher excerpt: The AI Workforce Consortium today reported that the share of cybersecurity job postings across the Group of Seven economies that ask for artificial intelligence skills doubled over the year, and junior hiring has not moved with them. This was the first in a new series of spotlight reports, this one…
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