Why is it unreasonable to expect analysts to have broad competencies?
Replied byMonzy Merza
Co-founder & CEO at Crogl
Niche: AI
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Location: Los Ranchos, New Mexico, United States
Started: 2023
Security is the only industry where we expect one practitioner to be an expert in database queries, threat analysis, IT stacks, and regulatory compliance. It is an untenable width of expectations.
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