Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity are the two most trending sectors in terms of investments and recruitment. Cyber attacks on companies and public authorities are increasing from year to year, each time with very strong threats to the survival of these organizations.
Cybersecurity professionals offer great job prospects for securing websites and applications, customer personal data, etc. The Guardia Cybersecurity School with 3 campuses in France even publishes a Guide to these professions updated each year. Here is a selection of ten of these most emblematic and very promising new professions, their missions, and their remuneration (gross monthly amount) The future Cryptologist must love mathematics and algorithms to achieve the goal of an unbreakable encryption key. The developer has the mission of guaranteeing a maximum level of security for a website, an application, software, a database. The cybersecurity manager is a cybersecurity manager, bounty hunter, or security expert. The cyber security expert is a security expert, manager, or expert in the field of cyber security. The Cybersecurity Developer is a developer, cybersecurity manager, or security specialist. The Data Protection Officer is responsible for ensuring the proper use of personal data (of customers, partners, and employees). The goal of the IT Security Awareness Manager in large companies is to train employees in IT risks. The first route for hackers is through poor employee training. The Security Awareness Officer must demonstrate pedagogy to involve his entire company in the fight against attacks. The cyber combatants act like soldiers but online. The security of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games requires us to counter attacks with a counter-offensive, but also investigate and carry out operations on a national and international scale. The Data Protection Officer - also called the Data Protection Officer - is responsible for ensuring the proper use of personal data (of customers, partners, and employees) and the compliance of databases with national or international (GDPR) laws. The cybersecurity fighter is a computer code specialist who spends his days finding security flaws and other bugs on company websites and applications. He makes his living by finding flaws, but this time he acts as a lone wolf via specialized platforms organizing this bounty hunt.