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The workload isn't going anywhere And the whole organization is feeling it 75% of employees will acquire, modify or create technology outside IT's visibility by 2027 – up from 41% in 2022. GARTNER A Gartner survey found that 41% of employees perform some kind of technology work, moving from central IT functions to lines of business, corporate functions, fusion teams and individual employees - a trend that is expected to continue growing over the next five years. 58% of security leaders expect a different set of cyber risks in the upcoming five years, with 46% listing AI and machine learning as most significant - over geopolitical, attacks, threats, cloud, quantum, and supply chain. 2023 GLOBAL CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER (CISO) SURVEY. CISO ONLINE 81% of security leaders say that members of their staff have been forced to take on responsibilities that they weren't ready for. SPLUNK "Burnout is a persistent issue in the cybersecurity world, and unfortunately, too many security practitioners are told that's just how it is," Devo CISO Kayla Williams HRDIRECTOR .COM DEVO 83% of IT security professionals said they or someone in their department has committed errors due to burnout that have led to a security breach. Another 77% said their stress levels at work directly affected their ability to keep customer data safe. DEVO 4

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