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CISA Releases Career Path Tool For Current And Future Cyber Security Professionals

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, August 5th, 2020

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CISA Releases Career Path Tool For Current And Future Cyber Security Professionals

Bryan Ware, assistant director for Cybersecurity at CISA. LinkedIn photo.

Interested in a career in cyber security or maybe you’re already a cyber pro but want to better understand your potential job options? If so, then there’s a new tool designed to help guide you and even your employer. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Wednesday released the Cyber Career Pathways Tool, which outlines the five complementary skill communities where cyber security professionals are in demand. The communities are information technology, which involves designing, building, maintaining and operating…

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