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AdaptIQ | Workforce intelligence
Make workforce decisions with clearer evidence. AdaptIQ is designed to connect cyber skills, capability gaps, and workforce demand so security and HR leaders can set priorities with confidence. General availability is coming soon. Request early access to explore your needs.
Workforce intelligence concept
Roles and skills in a shared context
Illustrative view • no live data
From information to decisions
Decision support
Understand. Prioritize. Act.
Visibility for workforce decisions
Cyber workforce intelligence connects information about roles, skills, capability gaps, and workforce demand to the decisions leaders need to make. AdaptIQ, QuickStart’s shared workforce intelligence platform, is designed to provide that context so security and HR teams can set priorities for planning, hiring, and development.
Look beyond job titles and training activity. Relate skills evidence to the responsibilities your workforce needs to cover.
Consider capability gaps and workforce demand in context. Decide which questions require closer investigation before investing.
Use the intelligence to frame a planning, hiring, or development decision. Keep operational priorities and evidence quality in view.
Capability, demand, and context
Cybersecurity workforce analytics connects skills evidence with the workforce questions leaders need to answer. AdaptIQ’s intelligence approach centers on capability, gaps, and demand. Use that context to identify priorities and the evidence each decision needs.
Relate available skills evidence to role expectations. Identify where the information suggests a need for closer review.
Consider available workforce capability alongside the work you need to cover. Frame the balance of internal development and hiring.
Use relevant comparisons when sources and methods support the decision. Consider dates, scope, and the population behind each benchmark.
Ontology-driven intelligence
A skills ontology relates skills, roles, and work. AdaptIQ is designed around that shared structure, helping leaders interpret workforce information consistently. Connect the evidence to a defined need, then choose the action it supports.
Connect skills and roles through a common language for cyber capability.
Relate the workforce picture to the question your organization needs to answer.
Give leaders a clearer basis for discussing where to plan, hire, or develop.
From intelligence to action
Intelligence gives the workforce decision context. Use the specialist pages to plan roles and capacity, investigate capability gaps, understand the skills model, or develop your team. Each route answers a different question.
Connect workforce priorities with the cyber and IT roles, capability, and capacity the organization needs.
Explore workforce planningExplore the difference between current capability and what the work requires before choosing the response.
Explore gap analysisExplore the relationships between cyber skills, roles, and work that give intelligence a shared structure.
Explore the skills modelUse SkillsIQ when the next step is cybersecurity upskilling, with a readiness baseline and focused learning.
Explore cyber upskillingAdaptIQ supports intelligence and planning. SkillsIQ supports the development response.
Who workforce intelligence is for
Security and HR need a shared view of workforce priorities. CISOs define the work and its stakes. Workforce leaders consider capability and capacity. Strategic HR connects talent decisions with organizational needs. AdaptIQ’s intelligence proposition brings those questions into one context.
Clarify which skills support security responsibilities. Use workforce evidence to frame capability priorities and discuss the operational implications.
Connect current capability with future needs. Consider the balance of development, hiring, and internal mobility around the work.
Bring a skills perspective to headcount and talent planning. Align workforce investment with the priorities security leaders need to address.
Coming soon
Cyber Workforce Intelligence introduces AdaptIQ’s planning proposition ahead of its planned launch. Request early access to discuss your needs and receive relevant access and availability information.
Tell us which capability, planning, or talent decision your organization needs to support.
Explore how the intelligence approach fits your use case as product details and access options are confirmed.
Register your interest for relevant updates. Early-access requests do not guarantee immediate platform access.
Related intelligence and development
Start with the planning hub, then follow the question you need to answer. Explore the specialist capabilities, SkillsIQ development, audience guidance, and research supporting the broader workforce conversation.
Explore the AdaptIQ planning cluster and choose the route that matches your organization’s workforce decision.
Explore the planning approach for roles, capability, capacity, and workforce priorities.
Investigate capability gaps against the skills and responsibilities your workforce needs.
Understand the skills-and-roles structure that gives workforce information a common context.
Explore SkillsIQ development when the next action is strengthening your existing team.
Explore workforce guidance around the responsibilities and priorities of security leaders.
Explore research and workforce context to inform the questions behind your decisions.
Evidence for decisions
Cybersecurity workforce planning data is useful when it serves a defined decision. Ask what work needs coverage, what the evidence supports, and which response fits. Keep assumptions visible so security and HR can discuss priorities with clarity.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about cyber workforce intelligence, security workforce data, analytics, and the skills ontology.
Your next workforce intelligence decision
Explore AdaptIQ, or request early access to discuss your workforce priorities. General availability is coming soon.