Cybersecurity jobs in Ireland to double within 10 years

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Congratulations to it@cork board member Donna O’Shea who recently has been appointed chair of cybersecurity in Cork Institute of Technology and the newly formed Munster Technological University (MTU). In her recent interview with the Irish Examiner Donna stated that Cybersecurity jobs in Ireland are to double within 10 years from its current 6,000 jobs total to 12,000 which is extremely positive news for the industry. Read more here: Irish Examiner – Cybersecurity jobs in Ireland to double within 10 years

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Cybersecurity jobs in Ireland to double within 10 years

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