Watch out for these cybersecurity marketing trends

March 3, 2024
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TLDR: Key Elements of Cybersecurity Marketing Trends in 2024

  • Nearly half of META companies report understaffing in InfoSec teams.
  • Companies are now outsourcing IT and cybersecurity services.

Working in the cybersecurity industry is becoming increasingly challenging due to talent shortages, geopolitical events, and technological advances driving cyberattacks. The industry faces a severe skills gap, with over 160,000 cybersecurity jobs posted in 2023. The economic downturn and geopolitical conflicts are expanding the attack surface, with cybercrime groups targeting smaller organizations. Despite significant investments in cybersecurity products, challenges remain as some enterprises expect budget cuts in the next 12 months. The provider landscape is changing, with analysts predicting significant growth in the information security market. To adapt to these trends, cybersecurity marketing strategies need to be refined, emphasizing uniqueness and cost-effectiveness to attract buyers and navigate the competitive landscape.


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