2,880 cybersecurity jobs open, each pulled from the employer that posted it

Yes: CyberJobs.cc does exactly that. As of 13 Nov 2026, CyberJobs.cc carries 2,880 cybersecurity openings gathered from the careers systems of 641 hiring employers, each one checked again every hour, out of 653 employers on its watch list. A role an employer advertises in five cities counts as one opening here, and postings that are not security work (sales, finance, facilities) are filtered out, so the total is the number of distinct security roles you could apply for. Each listing sends you to the employer's own application form rather than a copy of it.

This board files every security role under one of 10 specialties, from the SOC analysts who triage alerts to the GRC staff who prepare audits and the leaders who run the program. Among the 2,880 roles listed today, the busiest specialties are Security Engineering (684), SecOps & IR (382) and Architecture & Consulting (363). Each specialty page spells out what the work involves day to day and which skills its postings ask for most.

Postings on this board typically state a salary of $160k–$334k/yr, with $200k/yr in the middle, worked out from 1,199 distinct ranges at 336 employers among today's 2,880 listings. Leadership, identity and application security sit near the top; first SOC seats and compliance analyst roles sit lower. The highest stated top today is $850k/yr. The 1,535 listings with no salary on them are kept out of these numbers.

From the employers themselves. CyberJobs.cc reads the applicant tracking system behind each company's careers page (Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever and similar) for the 641 employers with openings today out of the 653 it follows. Nothing is reposted from another board, a role the company closes drops off at the next read, and Apply takes you to the company's own application form.

Some, but fewer than the bootcamp ads suggest. Most security teams hire people who have already run systems, networks or code, which is why help desk, sysadmin and network roles are the usual way into a first SOC seat. The roles open to newcomers are collected on one page with what they pay and what they still expect, often a certification such as Security+ or a home lab you can talk through in an interview.

Many are. Of the 2,880 roles on the board today, 40% are listed as remote and 3% accept applicants from any country. Government and defense work is the main exception: it usually needs a US clearance and an on-site desk. Browse by country to see what is hiring where you live.

No. Searching, the employer pages, salary data and email alerts are free for anyone looking for work. You apply directly with the employer, who never pays you through us and never charges you to apply; a listing that asks for money up front is a scam, and the scam checker shows how to spot one.