Cybersecurity jobs are in high demand in today's increasingly digital environment interactions

While cybersecurity is highly specialized and complex, some entry-level positions are available. All applicants must have at least three years of experience with a bachelor's degree and one to two years of experience with a master's degree. 

1. IT Auditor: IT auditors ensure the quality of an organization's IT systems. Setting audit objectives, acquiring data through interviewing department staff, and generating concrete strategies to enhance IT systems are some of the tasks of an IT Auditor. 

2. Information security analysts: Information security analysts design and implement security solutions to safeguard a company's computer networks and systems. They must foresee future threats in the systems and utilize their creativity to create new solutions to safeguard the company's systems. 

3. Network/IT security engineers: Network/IT security engineers work in various environments and sectors. They detect and prepare for future risks by identifying dangers and vulnerabilities in the company's IT system and software architecture.  

4. Cybersecurity manager: A cybersecurity manager is responsible for maintaining security systems, identifying system vulnerabilities, and developing methods to prevent cyber-attacks. They also supervise a team of IT specialists that detect security vulnerabilities, construct firewalls, develop proactive solutions, and provide security reports. 

5. Security Testing/Penetration Tester: Penetration testers simulate cyberattacks to detect and disclose security problems in computer systems, networks, and infrastructure, including websites. A computer science, computer, or information systems degree and 2-4 years of experience in an information security capacity are necessary.