Security News > 2020 > February > Organizations struggling to find skilled security staff, leaving 82% of security teams understaffed
83% of IT security professionals feel more overworked going into 2020 than they were at the beginning of 2019, and 82% said their teams were understaffed, according to a Tripwire survey.
The strain on cybersecurity teams is exacerbated by the inability to find experienced staff, and 85% acknowledged it has become more difficult over the past few years to hire skilled security professionals.
"It's getting harder and harder for organizations to fill open positions on their security teams," said Tim Erlin, vice president of product management and strategy at Tripwire.
While 93% expressed interest in understanding wellness issues, only 19% of companies provide resources for managing the stress associated with the specific issues of IT security.
A large majority believe managed services are a good option for addressing security skills gaps.
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