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Turns out cybersecurity professionals lie on their resumes. They add degrees and certifications they don't have. They omit degrees for fear of looking overqualified. And sometimes, they flat out invent jobs. But given the responses as to why people do it, it's because they're trying to get by the unnecessary barriers of cybersecurity hiring. Does that make the lying justified?

This week’s episode is hosted by me, David Spark (@dspark), producer of CISO Series and Mike Johnson. Our sponsored guest is David Nolan, vp, enterprise risk & CISO, Aaron's.

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In this episode:

Do some cybersecurity professionals really lie on their resumes?
Is this because they're trying to get by the unnecessary barriers of cybersecurity hiring?
Does that make the lying justified?

I Wouldn’t Trust Everything You Read… On My Resume