The cybersecurity industry is short 3.4 million workers—that’s good news for cyber wages
BY Sydney Lake
REVIEWED BY Jasmine SuarezSenior Staff EditorJasmine SuarezSenior Staff Editor
Jasmine Suarez is a senior editor at Fortune where she leads coverage for careers, education and finance. Before joining Fortune, she was a senior editor at Business Insider. In the past, she’s worked for Adweek, Red Ventures, McGraw-Hill, Pearson, and more.
Attendees take part in a computer security competition called the "Breizh CTF" event in Rennes, western France, as seen in April 2022. (Photo by Damien MEYER—AFP/Getty Images)
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