Your Cybersecurity Career Path Starts Here
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- We are navigating security at many layers and onboarding top talent to accelerate cybersecurity solutions.
- Our career-minded professionals are certified across many cybersecurity disciplines and hold mastery-level certifications.
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Join our team and help us shape the next stage of cybersecurity.
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Beginner
- CyberSeurity Specialist
- Cyber Crime Analyst
- Incident Responder
- IT Auditor
Intermediate
- CyberSeurity Analyst
- Cybersecurity Consultant
- Penetration Tester
Advanced
- Cybersecurity Manger
- Cybersecurity Engineer
- Cybersecurity Architect
Typical IT Certifications for Our Employees
CASP
CEH
CISA
CISM
CISSP
CISSP-ISSAP
CISSP-ISSEP
CISSP-ISSAP
CRISC
ECSA
GCIH
GPEN
GSEC
N10-008
OSCP
SSCP
SYO-601
Typical Labor Categories (LCAT)
Security Analyst
Analyzes and assesses vulnerabilities in the infrastructure (software, hardware, networks), investigates available tools, and countermeasures to remedy the detected vulnerabilities and recommend solutions and best practices. Tests for compliance with security policies and procedures. May assist in the creation, implementation, and security management solutions.
Security Engineer
Performs security monitoring, security and data logs analysis, and forensic analysis to detect security incidents. Investigates and utilizes new technologies and processes to enhance security capabilities.
Security Architect
A security architect is a cybersecurity professional responsible for designing and implementing secure systems, networks, and applications to protect an organization's digital assets from cyber threats and attacks. Security architects work closely with IT teams and software developers to assess security risks, define security requirements, and develop comprehensive security solutions that align with the organization's goals and objectives. They analyze the organization's current infrastructure, identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses, and develop strategies to mitigate risks and enhance security posture.
Security Administrator
A security administrator is the point person for a cybersecurity team. They are typically responsible for installing, administering and troubleshooting an organization’s security solutions. They also write up security policies and training documents about security procedures for colleagues.
Security Software Developer
Develops security software, including tools for monitoring, traffic analysis, intrusion detection, malware detection, anti-virus software; and implements application security.
Security Consultant and Specialist
Broad titles that encompass any of the other roles, tasked with protecting computers, networks, software, data, or information systems against viruses, worms, spyware, malware, intrusion detection, unauthorized access, denial-of-service attacks; and ever-increasing hackers acting as individuals or foreign officials.
Vulnerability Assessor
Scans for, identifies and assesses vulnerabilities in IT systems, including computers, networks, software systems, information systems, and application software.
Award & Certifications
