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  65 percent of cybersecurity analysts say they've considered quitting

  Publié: juillet 29, 2019, 3:18pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Working in a security operations center is stressful, so much so that 65 percent of analysts report having considered changing careers or quitting their jobs. This is among the findings of a new study carried out by the Ponemon Institute for data analytics platform Devo Technology, which also finds that 49 percent say their SOC is not fully aligned with business needs. The top barrier to SOC success, according to 65 percent of respondents, is the lack of visibility into the IT security infrastructure and the top reason for SOC ineffectiveness, according to 69 percent, is a lack of visibility… [Continue Reading]