Cloud, mobile and social media put strain on security professionals

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New technology means security skills are being spread too thinly and more training is needed

The growing adoption of cloud computing, social media and mobile devices is putting security professionals under intense pressure. This is according to a study by industry analysts Frost & Sulli...

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