A recent article by 150SEC explores how Europe is addressing a growing cybersecurity talent shortage—estimated at nearly 300,000 professionals in 2024—and the pivotal role that artificial intelligence and certification can play in closing it.
Kryterion’s Chief Technology Officer, Jacob Evans, is featured throughout the piece, offering expert insight into how structured training and certification can strengthen organizational defenses and credibility in today’s security-conscious market. Evans emphasizes that AI has the potential to transform test security but must be deployed responsibly. “Its use must prioritize privacy, fairness, and compliance,” he notes. “By embracing transparency, implementing secure data handling, and maintaining human oversight, organizations can build AI tools that earn trust while achieving their security objectives.”
The article also discusses the policy landscape surrounding AI and credentialing in Europe, from GDPR compliance to digital sovereignty. Evans’ comments underscore Kryterion’s commitment to building trustworthy, ethical AI solutions that protect data integrity and support the global cybersecurity workforce.
Read the full article on InCyber Forum Europe 2025 coverage here.