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CareerFinder Job Availability Heat Map

CareerFinder offers interactive online tools to show you the most sought-after cybersecurity jobs in Canada:

• Showing you job data including total numbers, salary and experience levels at a national, provincial or city level
• Offering you an opportunity to drill down by role to understand the key skills required for cyber jobs in the Canadian job market

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CareerFinder Cybersecurity Job Descriptions

CareerFinder will offer you the most sought-after cybersecurity jobs in Canada in a common job description layout.  Key skills for each role with common duties, tasks and experience levels are included.

Student or job seeker?  Use this tool to understand what employers are looking for in these core cybersecurity jobs.

Employers are you looking for a cybersecurity employee?  Use this tool to view resource job descriptions. Download, personalize for your organization and post directly to your favourite job posting site to get qualified candidates to choose from.

Visit the CareerFinder Job Descriptions

CareerFinder Cybersecurity Education Portal

Trying to figure out a potential career? How does this sound: high skill, high demand, and a future where the sky is the limit.

Find training resources curated specifically to shape the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

Search the Cybersecurity Education portal. It contains over 500 course and program options from more than 100 colleges, universities and polytechnics from across Canada.

Enhance your skills finding the right training to fit you.

Visit the Education Portal

Prepare your students with market ready skills using nationally recognized standards and learning outcomes created by your peers and industry.

Canadian Cybersecurity Skills Framework

Canadian businesses and industries struggle to meet their cybersecurity needs. There are four key workforce development challenges:

• Generating and retaining cybersecurity operations talent to meet the needs of the Canadian labour market
• Ensuring contributing technical and non-technical roles have required knowledge, skills and abilities
• Being responsive to the changing technology landscape
• Normalizing cybersecurity work and activities within the Canadian workplace

Canadian Cybersecurity Skills Framework

Cybersecurity National Occupational Standard

Visit the Cybersecurity Education Portal

Recruiting qualified experts to manage online threats is table stakes in the digital economy. Find out what you can expect from key cybersecurity roles before posting to hire.

CareerFinder Job Availability Heat Map

CareerFinder offers interactive online tools to show you the most sought-after cybersecurity jobs in Canada:

• Showing you job data including total numbers, salary and experience levels at a national, provincial or city level
• Offering you an opportunity to drill down by role to understand the key skills required for cybersecurity jobs in the Canadian job market

Visit the CareerFinder Heat Map

CareerFinder Cybersecurity Job Descriptions

CareerFinder will offer you the most sought-after cybersecurity jobs in Canada in a common job description layout. Key skills for each role with common duties, tasks and experience levels are included.

Student or job seeker? Use this tool to understand what employers are looking for in these core cybersecurity jobs.

Employers, are you looking for a cybersecurity employee? Use this tool to view resource job descriptions. Download, personalize for your organization and post directly to your favourite job posting site to get qualified candidates to choose from.

Visit the CareerFinder Job Descriptions

Canadian Cybersecurity Skills Framework

Canadian businesses and industries struggle to meet their cybersecurity needs. There are four key workforce development challenges:

• Generating and retaining cybersecurity operations talent to meet the needs of the Canadian labour market
• Ensuring contributing technical and non-technical roles have required knowledge, skills and abilities
• Being responsive to the changing technology landscape
• Normalizing cybersecurity work and activities within the Canadian workplace

This Canadian Cybersecurity Skills Framework aligns with the robust and detailed U.S. National Initiative on Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Cybersecurity Workforce Framework, but provides an organizational security lens and addresses unique Canadian labour market needs. This framework will better guide cybersecurity workforce development actions that will support business and industry.

Learn More About the Canadian Cybersecurity Skills Framework

Did you know that beyond traditional tech fields, cybersecurity skills are needed in Management, Business Analysts, Project Managers, Communications Specialists, Policy Analysts, Legal Professionals, Financial and Risk Analysts, HR specializations, among many others?

A career in cybersecurity isn’t limited to just IT people. The door is wide open.

CareeerFinder Job Availability Heat Map

CareerFinder offers interactive online tools to show you the most sought-after cybersecurity jobs in Canada:

• Showing you job data including total numbers, salary and experience levels at a national, provincial or city level
• Offering you an opportunity to drill down by role to understand the key skills required for cybersecurity jobs in the Canadian job market

Visit the CareerFinder Heat Map

CareerFinder Cybersecurity Education Portal

Trying to figure out a potential career? How does this sound: high skill, high demand, and a future where the sky is the limit.

Find training resources curated specifically to shape the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

Search the Cybersecurity Education portal. It contains over 500 course and program options from more than 100 colleges, universities and polytechnics from across Canada.

Enhance your skills finding the right training to fit you.

Visit the Education Portal

CareerFinder Cybersecurity Job Descriptions

CareerFinder will offer you the most sought-after cybersecurity jobs in Canada in a common job description layout. Key skills for each role with common duties, tasks and experience levels are included.

Student or job seeker?  Use this tool to understand what employers are looking for in these core cybersecurity jobs.

Employers are you looking for a cybersecurity employee?  Use this tool to view resource job descriptions. Download, personalize for your organization and post directly to your favourite job posting site to get qualified candidates to choose from.

Visit the CareerFinder Job Descriptions

Canadian Cybersecurity Skills Framework

Canadian businesses and industries struggle to meet their cybersecurity needs. There are four key workforce development challenges:

• Generating and retaining cybersecurity operations talent to meet the needs of the Canadian labour market
• Ensuring contributing technical and non-technical roles have required knowledge, skills and abilities
• Being responsive to the changing technology landscape
• Normalizing cybersecurity work and activities within the Canadian workplace

Canadian businesses and industries struggle to meet their cybersecurity needs. There are four key workforce development challenges:

• Generating and retaining cybersecurity operations talent to meet the needs of the Canadian labour market
• Ensuring contributing technical and non-technical roles have required knowledge, skills and abilities
• Being responsive to the changing technology landscape
• Normalizing cybersecurity work and activities within the Canadian workplace

This Canadian Cybersecurity Skills Framework aligns with the robust and detailed U.S. National Initiative on Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Cybersecurity Workforce Framework, but provides an organizational security lens and addresses unique Canadian labour market needs. This framework will better guide cybersecurity workforce development actions that will support business and industry.

Learn More About the Canadian Cybersecurity Skills Framework