India faces a critical cybersecurity talent shortage, with nearly 39,000 unfilled positions, especially in emerging fields like IoT and blockchain. High attrition rates and increasing cyberattacks exacerbate the issue. New regulations demand greater compliance, while AI alone cannot bridge the gap, highlighting the need for skilled professionals and educational reforms.
India faces a critical cybersecurity talent shortage, with nearly 39,000 unfilled positions, especially in emerging fields like IoT and blockchain. High attrition rates and increasing cyberattacks exacerbate the issue. New regulations demand greater compliance, while AI alone cannot bridge the gap, highlighting the need for skilled professionals and educational reforms.
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