If I had to describe the first half of 2026 in tech and cyber recruitment, I would not call it disruptive.
I would call it more selective, more interpretative, and more human than people expect.
If I had to describe the first half of 2026 in tech and cyber recruitment, I would not call it disruptive.
I would call it more selective, more interpretative, and more human than people expect.
For most CEOs, Directors, and senior leaders, hiring is one of the most significant bottlenecks to business growth. Yet, when it comes to selecting the external partner responsible for securing critical technical talent, the decision is frequently made in a rush.
Cybersecurity roles in 2026 look very different from even a few years ago.
When people think about cybersecurity professionals, they often imagine someone who studied cyber from day one. In reality, the path into cybersecurity is rarely that straightforward.
April 1st is usually the day for jokes. But after years working in recruitment, we’ve realised something interesting.
In technology and cybersecurity, competitive advantage is rarely built behind closed doors. It is built through proximity to change.
One of the most common objections we hear is that using a recruitment agency adds cost to the hiring process. On the surface, that feels logical. There is a visible fee attached to the decision.
The job market in 2026 is tougher than ever. AI screenings, micro-team hires, and multi-stage assessments mean preparation is key.
The world of work is changing faster than ever. Automation, AI, and new technologies are transforming roles across industries. Some jobs will vanish completely, while new opportunities will appear in places you might not expect. Understanding these trends can help you plan your career and stay ahead of the curve.
Anxiety at work is something most of us have felt, even if only in small doses.