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Twenty-minute training sessions that fit into the workweek could help new hires become productive sooner, keep employees’ skills current and build problem-solving skills they can use across different tools, according to SkillBit’s The Shift to Continuous Cybersecurity Micro-Training report.
Summary
Reasons for missing development goals (Source:SkillBit) More than 80% of executives surveyed used their full 2025 training budgets. Experience requirements can limit the pool of junior cybersecurity candidates.
This is a brief wire summary — the full story (linked below) has the complete details.
KazaSec's take
Stories like this are part of why proactive security testing exists — finding the gap before someone else does is always cheaper than responding after the fact.
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