14,865 Cybersecurity Jobs (November 2026) - Apply with AI
Explore cybersecurity jobs across areas like security engineering, cloud security, GRC, IAM, SOC operations, and application security in November 2026. You'll find a mix of remote, hybrid, and on-site roles, with openings that range from hands-on technical work to risk, compliance, and security program support. Create an account to explore the full feed and auto-apply with LiftmyCV AI Agent.
Information Security Engineer
ANYJoin Cylake Inc as an Information Security Engineer and contribute to building innovative Cyber Security products. This role involves designing and implementing enterprise security infrastructure, safeguarding networks and cloud environments…
Posted 2 days ago
Information Security Engineer
On-siteWatts is seeking a mid-level Information Security Engineer to manage its edge and web application security program. This role focuses on Cloudflare, application security, and reducing internet-facing attack surfaces. Responsibilities include…
Posted 2 days ago
Information Security Engineer
On-siteWho is Tenable? Tenable® is the Exposure Management company. Over 40,000 organizations around the globe rely on Tenable to understand and reduce cyber risk. Our global employees support 65 percent of the Fortune 500, 50 percent of…
Posted 2 days ago
Information Security Engineer
On-siteMX is a financial technology company on a mission to empower the world to be financially strong. We build the data infrastructure and intelligent solutions that help leading banks, credit unions, and fintechs deliver smarter, more personalized…
Posted 3 days ago
Information Security Engineer
On-siteInformation Security Engineer Charlotte, NC, United States Make A Difference For Those Who Make The World™ It takes great people to achieve greatness. People with a sense of purpose and integrity. People with a relentless pursuit of excellence.…
Posted 1 week ago
Information Security Engineer
On-siteCisco is seeking an Information Security Engineer to work in classified environments, requiring U.S. citizenship and a current TS/SCI clearance. The role involves ensuring network operations for government clients, you will serve as the primary…
Posted 3 weeks ago
Information Security Engineer
On-siteMicroblink seeks a passionate Information Security Engineer to enhance our security posture and manage vulnerability efforts. This role involves oversight of vulnerability management programs, conducting internal tests, and working with…
Posted 3 weeks ago
Information Security Engineer
On-siteFounded over 35 years ago, First Quality is a family-owned company that has grown from a small business in McElhattan, Pennsylvania into a group of companies, employing over 5,000 team members, while maintaining our family values and…
Posted 3 weeks ago
Information Security Analyst
HybridAbout Euromonitor Euromonitor International leads the world in data analytics and research into markets, industries, economies and consumers. We provide truly global insight and data on thousands of products and services; we are the first…
Posted 5 days ago
Information Security Analyst
On-siteJoin Fidelity as an Information Security Analyst, where you'll play a key role in supporting risk mitigation efforts and safeguarding information assets. This hybrid position allows you to work from our Toronto office and later in Mississauga.…
Posted 6 days ago
Information Security Analyst
On-siteVCCP is the global challenger network for challenger brands. With more than 1,500 people across 13 offices in North America, EMEA and APAC, we challenge convention to create value for the world’s most ambitious organisations. Our founding belief…
Posted 1 week ago
Information Security Analyst
On-siteGibson Dunn is a leading global law firm, advising clients on significant transactions and disputes. Our exceptional teams craft and deploy creative legal strategies that are meticulously tailored to every matter, however complex or high stakes. The…
Posted 1 week ago
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Cybersecurity Salary Data in November 2026
This section summarizes salary information pulled from cybersecurity job postings active in November 2026. Use it to compare pay ranges across 14,865+ current listings, where compensation details are available.
Average Salary
$109k
$138k
$178k
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Based on 14,865 roles currently tracked by LiftmyCV. Last updated on Oct 25, 2026
Salary Distribution
Based on 14,865 roles currently tracked by LiftmyCV. Last updated on Oct 25, 2026
| Experience Level | 25th Percentile | Median (50th) | 75th Percentile | Sample Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | $108,962.5 | $137,961.75 | $177,500 | 14,865 |
| Entry-Level | $61,750 | $83,000 | $98,690.5 | 19 |
| Mid-Level | $105,092.25 | $126,000 | $145,862.5 | 88 |
| Senior-Level | $139,000 | $167,500 | $201,000 | 93 |
"Cybersecurity hiring in 2026 often splits into a few distinct tracks. Employers may be more cautious on broad generalist titles, while still moving quickly for security engineers, cloud security, application security, GRC, IAM, detection and response, and product-facing security roles. What usually changes the conversation is proof of scope: the systems you protected, the incidents you handled, the controls you owned, or the audits and frameworks you worked through. In this category, specificity tends to matter more than polished summaries."
Marina's Market Take
Senior HR Leader & Lead Tech Recruiter
How to Land a Cybersecurity Job in 2026
Cybersecurity jobs cover several distinct lanes, and applications usually work better when you pick one and stay precise. A security analyst application should read differently from one aimed at cloud security, GRC, identity and access management, or application security. In 2026, the clearest signal is fit for the exact lane: incident response and SIEM work for analyst roles, policy and audit exposure for GRC, IAM platforms and access controls for identity roles, and secure SDLC or code review for AppSec openings.
Positioning matters most when your background overlaps adjacent IT, engineering, or compliance work. If you have SOC experience, call out alert triage, log analysis, ticket handling, and tools such as Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, or CrowdStrike. If your path is closer to governance, show control testing, risk registers, ISO 27001, SOC 2, or vendor security reviews. For cloud security roles, be explicit about AWS, Azure, GCP, Terraform, Kubernetes, and misconfiguration remediation. Generic security language tends to blur together.
Your search strategy should follow the same lane logic. Search titles like Security Analyst, GRC Analyst, IAM Engineer, Cloud Security Engineer, and Application Security Engineer separately, because the screening criteria are usually narrow by November 2026. Watch for postings that bury the real function under broader titles like Security Engineer or Information Security Specialist, then apply only when the daily work matches your evidence.
- Lead with tools and environments you have actually used, not broad security interests.
- Name the work you handled: investigations, detections, control mapping, access reviews, threat modeling, or vulnerability remediation.
- Match certifications carefully to the lane when they support the role, especially for analyst, audit, or compliance-heavy openings.
For broader searches across cybersecurity listings, LiftmyCV can filter roles by lane and prioritize openings that line up with your actual security stack and day-to-day work.
Required Skills
Resume Tips
For cybersecurity jobs, lead with the work that proves scope, systems, and risk judgment. Put SIEM platforms like Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, or QRadar near the top if you’ve used them. The same goes for EDR tools such as CrowdStrike or Defender, cloud security work in AWS or Azure, IAM, vulnerability management, incident response, GRC, or security audit support. If you hold Security+, CISSP, CISM, CEH, or cloud security certifications, list them clearly with the active year or renewal date in 2026.
Cut generic IT bullets that only say you “supported users” or “maintained systems” unless they connect directly to access control, patching, logging, hardening, phishing response, compliance evidence, or threat detection. A cybersecurity resume should show what you protected, what you investigated, and what changed after your work. If your background leans technical, show detection engineering, triage, scripting, or remediation. If it leans compliance or governance, show policy work, control testing, audit prep, vendor risk, or frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2, or PCI DSS.
Weak: “Responsible for monitoring security alerts and helping with incidents.”
Strong: “Triaged alerts in Splunk and CrowdStrike, investigated phishing and endpoint incidents, and reduced repeat malware infections by tightening email controls and endpoint isolation procedures.”
Use job titles and section headings that match the posting. If a role is posted through Greenhouse, Lever, or Workable, LiftmyCV can help format the resume cleanly for ATS-based screening and tailor the language to a security analyst, GRC, SOC, or cloud security posting.
How to Prepare for Interviews
Cybersecurity interviews usually split between technical depth, judgment, and communication. For security analyst, engineer, SOC, cloud security, GRC, and application security roles, expect questions that test how you think through risk, not just whether you can recite terms. A common format is a scenario prompt such as: "You see unusual outbound traffic from a production server. What do you check first, how do you contain it, and who do you notify?"
Prepare a few detailed examples that show incident response, vulnerability triage, IAM decisions, audit support, secure SDLC work, or threat detection tuning. If you work across tools like SIEM, EDR, IDS/IPS, cloud logging, or ticketing systems, be ready to explain what you changed and what happened next. For GRC or compliance-focused cybersecurity jobs, expect policy, control mapping, and exception-handling discussions rather than only hands-on technical screens.
Some teams also use practical assessments in 2026, including log analysis, threat-modeling exercises, architecture reviews, or short write-ups after a security case. Practice explaining tradeoffs clearly, especially where security controls affect engineering, legal, or operations.