Former military personnel, like James Murphy and Mo Ahddoud, are making a significant impact in cybersecurity. As the global demand for cybersecurity professionals surges—exacerbated by recent cyberattacks on UK retailers—programs like TechVets help veterans transition into this critical field. The armed forces are increasingly training recruits in cybersecurity, emphasizing this sector's importance. The unique vigilance and skills developed in military service are seen as vital assets in the fight against cybercrime, bridging the gap between military experience and technical skills in this vital industry.
"The spider hairs on the back of your neck start tingling" — James Murphy highlights the instinctual vigilance veterans bring, essential for cybersecurity in conflict with cyber threats.
"I realized the world was changing" — Mo Ahddoud reflects on his military experience leading him to transition into the evolving field of cybersecurity.
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