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The cybersecurity community has a responsibility that extends beyond technology. 🎥 Hear from Fergus Hay, Co-founder of The Hacking Games, as he challenges us to think differently about cyber talent, sharing why early engagement, mentorship, and positive pathways can make the difference between creating defenders and losing talent to... show more

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