How can businesses remain secure when there is a global shortage of cybersecurity professionals? And how can they afford downtime, when being offline means being out of business?
“Without a doubt, the market is squeezed,” said Alan Byrne, director of technology at Triangle.
As a managed service provider of infrastructure and critical systems, Triangle’s response has been to develop its own talent and then deploy expert staff across a varied client base to ensure professionalism for clients and intellectual stimulation for staff.
“Our approach has been to recruit people at a junior level and grow them ourselves. You meld them into the person you need,” Byrne said.
Triangle typically works with large enterprises, and counts among its clients Avia and ESB. Byrne said that smaller businesses should not be discouraged, however, as there are service providers out there who can meet their needs.
“From a small and medium business point of view, there are SME specialists out there who can deliver a one-stop shop for customers,” he said.
Enterprise level businesses and government departments, however, have a different set of requirements. Often more complex and…
