That sounds huge.
0.15 % of the entire us population just for cyber security?
I hope you don't need garbage men and bakers.
0.15 % of the entire us population just for cyber security?
I hope you don't need garbage men and bakers.
Even better: 0.15% of the entire US population for unfilled jobs.
I'm going to assume most of these aren't permanent positions but gigs.
It's just too big to be correct.
> An eight-week online course could help someone land an entry-level job as a "pen tester," a network security engineer or an incident response analyst, Moore said. Those jobs pay between $60,000 to $90,000 a year, she added
If we can have 500k police and private guards, we should have 500k cyber security specialists
- the building that rents them an office including a guard in the lobby
- the datacenter that rents them space including guards
- the cloud service taking care of their own datacenters
On the other hand, if you have your own building or rent in an unguarded building, deal with cash, have an actual storefront -- you'll probably be hiring security yourself.