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Vanguard June/July 2021

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www.vanguardcanada.com JUNE/JULY 2021 35 CYBER Organizations are also hiring from within and offering upskilling to increase cur- rent employees' skills. And it's clear this upskilling behaviour is being modelled from the top, as nearly two-thirds of the surveyed Canadian executives in tech and business spend three or more hours each week on work-related learning. The key takeaways for the defence and security industries • Design talent attraction and retention programs for the cyber function. • Offer upskilling to increase current employees' skills in the same key areas you're hiring. • If you don't have the resources to attract and retain top cyber talent, consider partnering with a reputable managed se- curity services provider. This article was originally published on pwc. com, December 2020 © 2021, Pricewater- houseCoopers LLP. Saj is a Partner with PwC Canada and leads their Canadian Cybersecurity, Privacy & Fi- nancial Crimes practice. He has internation- al experience working with financial institu- tions in North America, Australia, Asia and Europe helping them from strategy through execution on their cybersecurity program and responding to breaches. He has led nu- merous consulting engagements to define and execute on business aligned, risk intel- ligent and sustainable strategies for achiev- ing cyber resilience. He enjoys teaming up and working collaboratively with his client's executive stakeholders and their team to transform their security, enterprise risk and technology functions to become more inte- grated and resilient in the digital age. He is a frequent speaker at industry events and conferences, and is regularly sought aer by clients for presenting complex cyber se- curity concepts in 'plain language' to client executives, boards and audit committees. Canadian executives are looking for future leaders with stronger so skills to enable better partnership with IT and the business. Three of the five most-mentioned attributes among Canadian respondents to the survey were so skills: critical thinking (49 per cent), commu - nication (44 per cent) and creativity (43 per cent). Train for your reality A three-screen training solution for a fully immersive experience: 3D marksmanship, judgmental training, realistic BlueFire® weapons and full 5.1. surround sound. The FATS 180MIL is designed for you, your mission, your success. Because Seconds Matter™ inveristraining.com FATS ® 180MIL Virtual Trainer Vanguard_mag-hfpgHoz6-21.indd 1 Vanguard_mag-hfpgHoz6-21.indd 1 5/24/2021 11:53:33 AM 5/24/2021 11:53:33 AM

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