IT and finance face biggest shortages in cyber security jobs – Bridewell
Management and consulting had 130 jobs, while finance had 119 roles on offer.
The IT sector had the most demand for cyber security staff, making up 27% of all job listings with 209 open roles, research from Bridewell has found.
Management and consulting followed with 130 jobs, while finance had 119 roles on offer.
Other areas with complex needs, like energy and aerospace, had fewer vacancies but needed more specialist skills.
Almost 80% of cyber security jobs did not show salary details.
Bridewell found legal, insurance and finance jobs paid the most on average, at £75,000, £79,167 and £74,998, but these sectors rarely included pay in job adverts.
Government and public administration was the most open, showing pay for every role.
Education and HR followed with over 90% of jobs listing salary.
Insurance, management and consulting, and retail and wholesale were the least transparent about pay.
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