KPMG not looking for 'wannabe Matrix hackers' to fill cyber security skills gap
History graduates, architects and actuarary professionals can fill the void, says head of cyber
‘Big Four' professional services firm KPMG's UK head of cyber security Martin Jordan says that he avoids job candidates who want to be hackers, as he believes the required skillset can be found elsewhere....
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