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WESTLAKE, Texas, April 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Pluralsight, the leading technology skills development company, today announced the launch of Pluralsight SecureReady, an end-to-end security skill development solution designed to help Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and IT leaders quickly close skills gaps in their organizations.
Built for security professionals, SecureReady combines a robust library of up-to-date, on-demand content with integrated hands-on labs and expert-led seminars. The program is designed to move organizations beyond "checkbox" compliance and toward role-specific defense strategies that protect critical infrastructure and drive business continuity.
"The biggest cybersecurity vulnerability is no longer technology. It's the people, processes, and skill gaps that determine whether your defenses hold or fail," said Erin Gajdalo, CEO of Pluralsight. "SecureReady provides security teams with a sanctioned, scalable path to bridge these gaps, offering a structured ecosystem that replaces guesswork with proven readiness and measurable impact on an organization's security posture."
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The Urgent Need for Security Transformation
Organizations face rising cyber risks and a persistent talent shortage. Industry research projects global cybercrime costs will reach $15.63 trillion annually by 2029, while the cybersecurity workforce gap remains above 4 million roles worldwide.
SecureReady addresses these challenges by providing:
Training aligned to cybersecurity roles: Maps learning and assessments to recognized workforce frameworks like National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) and Department of Defense Cyberspace Workforce Framework (DCWF) to organizational charts to ensure every team member is focused on high-impact skills.
Faster response to emerging threats: Publishes new courses within 48 hours of a major CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) disclosure.
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