Dice published an analysis from the AI Workforce Consortium showing that 28.5% of cybersecurity job postings across G7 countries required AI skills between October 2025 and March 2026.
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AI isn’t replacing cybersecurity talent. It’s changing the skill set employers expect from it. A new analysis from the AI Workforce Consortium found that 28.5% of cybers…
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