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From what I’ve personally seen in the field, cybersecurity is shifting fast AI is now being used on both sides, attackers and defenders. A lot of teams, even those following H2K Infosys-style training methods, are leaning more toward practical detection skills rather than just theory. Ransomware isn’t what it used to be; double extortion is becoming pretty common. Identity attacks are also rising, mostly because access controls aren’t as tight as they should be. There’s also a clear move toward automation with SIEM and SOAR tools. These days, people really look for cyber security training with job placement programs that offer hands-on lab exposure.
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Posted : 06/04/2026 6:07 am