Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- Torq is working to bridge the skills gap in cybersecurity by empowering future talent
- They donated to the Tech Queen Elite Training Institute and Communities In Schools of Southern Nevada at Black Hat
One of the persistent challenges in the cybersecurity industry is the skills gap, with demand for specific skills surpassing the available talent. Torq has taken steps to address this issue by empowering the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. At the recent Black Hat conference, Torq showcased their commitment to giving back to the community while raising awareness of the skills shortage.
Through partnerships with organizations like the Tech Queen Elite Training Institute and Communities In Schools of Southern Nevada, Torq donated funds and essential items to support underrepresented students pursuing STEM careers. In addition, they introduced innovative solutions like the Torq HyperSOC, an AI-driven platform designed to automate and manage critical security operations center responses.
These efforts not only contribute to addressing the immediate challenges faced by the industry but also pave the way for a more diverse and resilient cybersecurity landscape in the future. By investing in the community and supporting educational initiatives, companies like Torq are taking meaningful steps towards a secure and sustainable future for all.
