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Revealed | How the White House is tackling America's cybersecurity skills gap

How the White House is tackling America's cybersecurity skills gap

The White House has a plan to tackle the ongoing cybersecurity skills gap, estimated to be 500,000 unfilled positions in the US.

In a blog post shared at the end of July by the Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) – which advises the President of the US on cybersecurity policy and strategy – Director Harry Coker, Jr. emphasized the nation’s “critical need for cyber talent”.

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