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A new collar approach focuses on skills over degrees to fill cybersecurity roles, developing new partnerships with educational programs and restructuring roles around specific skill sets. It involves reexamining workforce strategies, improving engagement in the local community, and providing robust support for new hires with continuous learning opportunities to address skills gaps.
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