Cybersecurity

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*The EnterpriseKC Datasphere aggregates data from local, national, and global public and private sources. Cluster data on firms in Kansas and Western Missouri is categorized as Primary Enterprises, Secondary Enterprises, or Businesses. The total reflects the current number of verified firms in each designation. Verification requires a manual review of the firm’s information to confirm data integrity. The percentage of revenue and employment attributed to Enterprises highlights their significance to regional prosperity. EKC Data Curators continually augment the data in the Datasphere as new information becomes available.

Cybersecurity

The Cybersecurity Cluster is made up of firms that earn most or all their revenue from the development, manufacturing and sale of technology that identifies, prevents and / or mitigates cyber-attacks or earn most or all their revenue from services to identify, prevent and mitigate cyber attacks.

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Interesting facts to pique your curiosity

The average entry level cybersecurity salary is $70,000 a year, progressing to $100,000 and above in years 2-4.

The Heartland Cyber Range (HCR) will support the region with free training for K-12 and Higher-Ed, directly contributing to an increase in the talent pipeline and allowing Enterprises and Businesses to hire these high-paying, critical roles.

CompTIA Security+ is the #1 requested certification in both KS and MO. EnterpriseKC’s scholarships for the Google Cybersecurity Certification are an excellent place to get started on the path to Security+.

33% of cybersecurity jobs can be done remotely, equating to roughly 3000 available remote jobs out of the 9000+ available in Kansas and Western Missouri.

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