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50 Cybersecurity Titles That Every Job Seeker Should Know About
From: Cybercrime Magazine
Editor: Steve Morgan
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1. Application Security Administrator – Keep software / apps safe and secure.
2. Artificial Intelligence Security Specialist – Use AI to combat cybercrime.
3. Automotive Security Engineer – Protect cars from cyber intrusions.
4. Blockchain Developer / Engineer – Code the future of secure transactions.
5. Blue Team Member – Design defensive measures / harden operating systems.
6. Bug Bounty Hunter – Freelance hackers find defects and exploits in code.
7. Cybersecurity Scrum Master – Watch over and protect all data.
8. Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) – Head honcho of cybersecurity.
9. Chief Security Officer (CSO) – Head up all physical/info/cyber security.
10. Cloud Security Architect – Secure apps and data in the cloud.
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20 Coolest Cyber Security Jobs:
1. Application Security Administrator – Keep software / apps safe and secure.2. Artificial Intelligence Security Specialist
2. Threat Hunter
Featured top of the list for good reason, Threat Hunters are one of the most valuable jobs to the IT industry, with skills shown to improve the speed of threat detection and response more than two-fold, in comparison to teams without this dedicated resource.
3. Penetration Tester
"Penetration testing is the active circumvention of security features in networks, systems, and applications.
4. Forensic Computer Analyst
Analyst findings might be used as evidence in a criminal investigation, to resolve a business or legal dispute, to uncover specific targets or to detect suspicious activity.
5. Incident Responder
When you're passionate about fighting cyber-crime, being an incident responder will bring a great deal of job satisfaction.
6. Security Architect
Design, build and supervise the implementation of network and computer security.
7. Malware Analyst
For those that like to fight the breach head on, a Malware Analyst will ensure the fast and effective response and containment to a cyber-attack.
8. CISO/ISO or Director of Security
As a chief information security officer, you will be the balance between the IT department and the boardroom, with an equal understanding of both business and information security.
9. Security Software Developer
As a senior developer, this creative position requires the ability to design secure software using protected programming techniques, that are free from vulnerabilities which could be abused by hackers.
10. Media Exploitation Analyst/Law Enforcement Computer Crime Investigator
If investigating computer crime excites you, and you want to make a career of recovering file systems that have been hacked or damaged, then this may be the path for you.
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