Dar-win or Lose: the Anthropology of Security Evolution
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Examines how the role and skills of security practitioners have changed over time and how events drive that change, and considers whether shifting perspectives on hiring can expand or reshape the available workforce. Uses an evolutionary/anthropological lens to analyze practitioner traits and workforce readiness rather than specific tools or technical techniques.
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