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Ministry: ‘Exceedingly difficult’ to hire, retain cybersecurity experts

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Stock photo THE Ministry of Digital Transformation says it is 'exceedingly difficult' to find and retain cybersecurity experts in the public sector as the salaries offered are not competitive enough. This was revealed by the ministry's permanent secretary Cory Belfon during a Public Administration and Appropriations Committee meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Committee member and Minister in the Education Ministry Lisa Morris-Julian asked if iGovTT – the national ICT company – […]

Source: Trinidad News

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