| The Future of Cyber Security |
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| Monday, 02 March 2009 00:00 | |||
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Take a look at today’s technology news and chances are, there is at least one story about hackers getting the best of some system somewhere. The Obama Administration is having to pick up where the previous administration was asleep at the wheel for the last eight years and essentially build a cyber-security net for the entire federal government. While we may still need that economic stimulus, this is a job big enough to employ thousands of tech workers for the foreseeable future. This announcement by Obama comes months after the Department of Homeland Security released a report which showed that America’s computers are incredibly unsafe and open to attacks. What makes matters worse is that when you compare cybersecurity in North America to that of Europe and even parts of Asia, the United States and Canada are far behind. The good news is that all of this means that there is a lot of work to do and jobs to create. Does your current job offer you the kind of job security you need? You have the right to have a work environment that is challenging, rewarding and even fun, so if your current job isn’t offering you all that, it may be time to pay TechLink a visit. For the best in IT staffing from coast to coast, TechLink can market you better than anyone else. Although the current economic outlook may seem grim, there are millions of tech jobs out there just waiting for someone like you, and TechLink Resources can help connect you with a job you’ll love. While it may not be the first priority for the Obama administration, you can expect a “tech stimulus” to be in the developing stage as we speak. There is simply too much to protect, too many jobs to create and too much work to do for this problem to be ignored any longer.
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