Cybersecurity: It's all the rage right now - even relatives talk about it over dinner. Employees are the primary attack vector for cybersecurity attacks, but not every company has the resources to invest in social engineering penetration testing and training. Gartner predicts worldwide information security spending will grow to at least $81.6 billion this year, yet a shortage of cybersecurity professionals persists. New cybersecurity products and offerings are popping up from vendors across the spectrum; but who has the means to evaluate and invest in these? What should a security minded professional do? How can you develop the security skills needed to move from your current role to a security-oriented position? This talk highlights the way security skills are cultivated, developed, and honed by professionals in today's security-conscious environment. We will review core cybersecurity skills for the professional’s (your) toolbox, and how to develop new skills of interest. You can, and will, build and advocate for a security-aware culture both in your organization and your personal life. Security evangelism benefits not only you, but your peers, family, and friends. After all, the best way to build a security-conscious organization is to fill it with security-conscious professionals, regardless of current role.