“Disgruntled cybersecurity workers, including code developers and AI experts, are offering their services on the dark web for extra cash. On top of that, other professions whose work may have been jeopardized by machine learning are also hiring themselves out to criminals.
What’s more, if the problem is not addressed by better salaries and working conditions, the cybersecurity industry could risk losing as many as one in ten workers to cybercrime.
The stark warning comes from the Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec), which trawled the dark web and found some alarming advertisements put up there by seasoned cybersecurity professionals.”
Why 'dead bodies' of cybersecurity victims will pile up faster?
“Disgruntled cybersecurity workers, including code developers and AI experts, are offering their services on the dark web for extra cash. On top of that, other professions whose work may have been jeopardized by machine learning are also hiring themselves out to criminals.
What’s more, if the problem is not addressed by better salaries and working conditions, the cybersecurity industry could risk losing as many as one in ten workers to cybercrime.
The stark warning comes from the Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec), which trawled the dark web and found some alarming advertisements put up there by seasoned cybersecurity professionals.”
https://cybernews.com/news/cyber-workers-turning-to-crime/
More than 12 months after I first published this post, this article confirms what I predicted:
https://www-csoonline-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.csoonline.com/article/654055/multibillion-dollar-cybersecurity-training-market-fails-to-fix-the-supply-demand-imbalance.html/amp/