Does your org’s security team include anyone with a background in data science?

Team & Organizational DesignSecurity Strategy & Roadmap

Yes - one person38%

Yes - multiple people 45%

No12%

I don’t know - show results3%

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Director of IT in Banking5 months ago

These results are super interesting and not at all what I expected. I wonder if respondents are including fraud analysis and similar roles. I may need to update my thinking on what a security team is.

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