Demand For CET-related Skills is Rising: 450% Growth in AI Alone

ISACA • August 1, 2024  
Demand For CET-related Skills is Rising: 450% Growth in AI Alone

Recently, 5 million CET-skill-related jobs were posted and demand for these skills are expected to continue to grow over the next 5 years. Lightcast, an independent authority in labor market analytics and insights, analyzed billions of data points to determine the impact of ISACA credentialing—including CET—related to the latest technology trends by assessing the degree to which ISACA certifications contribute to growth, opportunities and productivity of students, employees and employers.

Download this infographic to understand:

  • Where careers in AI, cryptocurrency, and cloud computing security are headed
  • How many cybersecurity engineer job postings require CET-related skills
  • Average salary increases caused by CET-skills training
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