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Natasa Perucica

Lead for Capacity Building at Centre for Cybersecurity

World Economic Forum

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Cybersecurity
GovTech & Public Sector
HR & Future of Work

About Me

Natasa Perucica is the Lead for Capacity Building at the World Economic Forum`s Centre for Cybersecurity. Prior to joining the Forum, she was a researcher and project manager at DiploFoundation where, among other things, she focused on digital governance and capacity building in the context of development cooperation. Previously, she worked in risk management at Thomson Reuters, specializing in financial crime. She received her bachelor’s and master’s degree in political science from Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium and holds a PhD in AI Governance from University of Salerno, Italy.

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Cyber Skills & Talent Shortage: Who and Where to Hire?

Despite its increasing importance in businesses, cybersecurity has faced a persistent talent shortage in recent years. According to the latest World Economic Forum report, only 14% of organizations feel confident in their talent pool and their associated skills. This global deficit is further exacerbated by a widening cybersecurity skills gap, hindering organizations' ability to achieve true cyber resilience. As cyber threats continue to evolve, amplified by the rise of Artificial Intelligence, ensuring organizational security is paramount. And in a job market where the demand for cybersecurity professionals far exceeds supply, addressing the skills and talent gap must be a top priority. Where should we begin? How can the workforce rise to cybersecurity challenges if their skills are outdated? What measures should public and private stakeholders implement to close the cybersecurity talent gap? And how can organizations foster diversity, retention, and attractiveness within the cybersecurity sector?