Joyce Brocaglia, CEO, Alta Associates; and founder, Executive Women’s Forum
June 01, 2012
Skills in Demand

Skills in demand: Infrastructure security engineers

A need for risk managers with specific skills in business continuity planning and disaster recovery.
A need for risk managers with specific skills in business continuity planning and disaster recovery.
What it takes
Those candidates for director-level infrastructure security positions must have a strong engineering background and the ability to develop forward-thinking, industry-leading solutions. Successful candidates must be able to develop a customized approach that monitors behaviors on the network.

Compensation
Compensation ranges from $180K to $225k.
From the June 2012 Issue of SCMagazine »
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