AI is moving faster than cybersecurity teams can train, adapt, and respond. In this episode of TechDaily.ai, David and Sophia dig into a major shift happening behind the scenes: security leaders have the budget, the tools, and the urgency, but they do not have enough time to keep pace with AI-driven threats.Based on a survey of nearly 1,000 global security leaders, this conversation explores why AI has become the top training priority, why organizations are turning to in-house cybersecurity education, and how autonomous AI agents are changing the threat landscape. In this episode, you’ll hear about: Why 47% of security leaders now rank AI as their top training priority How agentic AI can probe, adapt, and attack systems in real time Why 63% of organizations are building cybersecurity training in-house The hidden risks of DIY training and security knowledge gaps Why increased training budgets are not solving the real problem How time constraints are creating an “all hands on deck” cybersecurity crisis What lighter, faster, just-in-time training could mean for the future of work The episode also raises a bigger question: if AI is evolving faster than humans can learn, will cybersecurity teams soon rely on autonomous AI agents to do the learning, adapting, and defending for them?Tune in for a sharp look at the future of cybersecurity, AI training, workforce readiness, and the unseen battles protecting our digital lives. Subscribe to TechDaily.ai for more conversations on technology, security, and the systems shaping our future.

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