Seems like the solution being offered up in the article is more bootcamp.

> An eight-week online course could help someone land an entry-level job as a "pen tester," a network security engineer or an incident response analyst, Moore said. Those jobs pay between $60,000 to $90,000 a year, she added

While this is probably true for boot camp web devs, it is also a very real problem for recent college grads who learn about fancy algorithms in their CS degrees, but have no idea what angles of attack exist.

The closest thing to security I learned in university was RSA and why we didn't need to worry unless quantum computing succeeded.

Luckily there are now cyber security professional boot camps to fix this. Not kidding: https://bootcamp.umn.edu/cybersecurity/

Many. Worked with a boot camp grad. She asked for help. Open the file and SQL injection literally dead center of the first page. Not a clue or sense of urgency to fix.