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>That's also reflected in how well rewarded security pros are >That’s bad for employers but good news for cybersecurity workers, who can command an average sal
by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>That's also reflected in how well rewarded security pros are
>That’s bad for employers but good news for cybersecurity workers, who can command an average salary premium of nearly $6,500 per year, or 9% more than other IT workers.
Why are the technical skills (in this article specifically) so demanding, but yet the salary is only 9% higher?
Same for the other career-starting directions given here -- most of which seem like multi-year time investments. Many of them ask even more of your technical ability than the article before entering the field with a salaried position, and yet that's only worth 9% extra salary?