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Global Cyber Security Talent Analysis(Location and Talent intelligence for Cyber Security)
A concept document by Draup
Conceptualized and Developed: May-2020
The objective of the document is to showcase the growing importance of Cyber Security
amidst the COVID-19 crisis in B&Fs firms and providing location and talent intelligence of
Cyber Security talent to the HR leaders for global hiring
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Cyber Security has become a key priority for Financial institutions to safeguard critical data assets that are becoming vulnerable due to COVID situation
B&FS firms are building internal Cyber Security capability rather than relying on outsourcing. To do that, HR leaders are
trying to analyse the following :
Location intelligenceUnderstanding talent availability, peer presence, and
skills/expertise of installed talent in target locations
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Cost AnalysisAnalysing and benchmarking the cost distribution
across locations and peers
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Role taxonomyUnderstanding the different job roles, relevant skills
and typical workloads of Security job family
Cyber threats are one of the major challenges for the Banking & Financial Services firms in the past decade and poses a major hindrance in the firm’s digitalization journey
COVID-19 has heightened the risks of Cyber attacks on B&FS firms due to following reasons :
Use of personal devices by employees at home
Heightened activities on digital medium for customer interaction
Leniency in Access management to allow third party networks
Top imminent cyber threats for B&FS firms
Identity theft
MalwarePhishing
mails
Unencrypted data
Third Party applications
Third Party applications
Source: Draup Analysis and primary interviews with Draup’s customers and internal stakeholders
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Cyber Security Job roles taxonomy: Building an internal Cyber Security team has become imperative; Draup has analyzed top Cyber Security job roles and skills that are highly relevant for B&FS firms
• Security Architect• Network Security Engineer
• Cloud Security DevOps Engineer
• Security Analyst• Information Security Consultant
• Cyber Security Analyst• Cloud Security Architect
• Information Security Architect - Cloud
Leadership
RolesChief Information Security Officer Chief Information Officer Director, Cybersecurity
Cy
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curi
ty T
ech
-Sta
ck
Security Architecture
Network
Segmentation
Cloud Security
Security System
Architecture
Security
Engineering
Security Attack
pathologies
Backup &
Recovery
Risk
Management
Threat Modeling
Security Software
Development
Software Security
Strategies
Forensic Tool
Analysis
Software Risk
Assessment
Secure Software
Management
Application
Protection
Cryptography
Cryptography
Terminologies
Cryptanalysis
Encoding/Decoding
Signal Analysis
Encryption/
Decryption
• Security Engineer (Incident Response)
• Senior Incident Handler
• Incident Response Analyst• Incident Responder
• Incident Risk Manager• Intrusion Detection
Specialist
• Cryptographer• Crypt-Analyst
• Encryption/Decryption
Engineer• Crypt Specialist
• Identification Access Management Engineer
Incident Response
Malware Analysis &
Digital Forensics
Forensic Investigation
Containment &
Eradication
Incident Response
Breach Notification
Penetration Testing
Threat detection
capability assessment
SOC operations &
Forensics tools
Ethical Hacking
Vulnerability
Assessment
Reverse Engineering
& NetFlow Analysis
• Penetration Test Engineer• Threat Monitoring Analyst
• Vulnerability Analyst
• Threat Monitoring SOC Analyst
• Network Penetration Tester
• Pen Tester
• Threat/Vulnerability Reporter
• Security Software Developer
• Cyber Security Software
Engineer• Application Security
Engineer• Security Software
Engineer
• Enterprise Security Software Engineer
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Note: The represented data is a stack derived by analysing multiple Cybersecurity profiles and job postings from LinkedIn, Indeed, Monster, Naukri, etc. This domain clustering is defined by Draup’s Talent Module
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Thank You
With the present COVID situation, Cyber Security Professionals could be hired remotely to perform critical security tasks;Draup analysed 150+ global locations with relevant talent pool to recommend top locations based on multiple parameters
➢ Draup analysed top Cyber Security hotspots by determining talent size of
individual job clusters (Security Software Development, Security Architecture,
Incident Response, Penetration Testing, Cryptography) across global locations
➢ Based on multiple parameters such as Talent availability, Talent Maturity, Ease of
hiring, Talent cost, Talent growth, etc., Draup recommended top favourable
locations for hiring
➢ Sample location deep dive for a recommended location- Bengaluru was provided
with analysis of top hotspots, cost, talent size and Industry presence in the
region
Methodology followed for location analysis:
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Cybersecurity – Global Talent Hotspot: Approximately 1 Million Cyber Security professionals are employed globally; Top 6 countries employ 80% of the global Cyber Security talent
1 MillionTotal Global Cybersecurity Talent
UNITED STATES
Top MSA’s• Washington DC
• San Francisco
• New York City
• Los Angeles
• Dallas/Fort Worth Area
45%
5%
18%
5%
4%
3%
Global Cybersecurity Hotbeds
AUSTRALIA
Top MSA’s
• Sydney
• Melbourne
INDIA
Top MSA’s• Bengaluru
• NCR, India
• Pune
• Mumbai
• Chennai
CHINA
Top MSA’s
• Beijing
• Shanghai
UNITED KINGDOM
Top MSA’s• London
• Manchester
• BirminghamCANADA
Top MSA’s
• Toronto
• Montreal DUBAI
ISRAEL
JORDON
Niche Cybersecurity hotspots
>200,000
40,000 – 200,000
30,000 – 40,000
20,000 – 30,000
10,000 – 20,000
5,000 – 10,000
<10,000
Legend –Cybersecurity Talent
Top locations
Note : Draup’s proprietary talent module was used to analyse top MSA’s/locations for Cyber Security talent size across 5 clusters
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Location Analysis: Draup analyzed over 150+ top Cyber Security locations by considering multiple parameters and recommends Bengaluru and NCR as the top favourable locations for Cyber Security talent hiring
San Francisco
Bengaluru
New York City
Seattle
NCR, India
London
Toronto
Tel Aviv
Dallas
Atlanta
Chicago
Dubai
Phoenix
Jordan
Reston, Virginia
Highly Scaled locationsSustain or Mirror locationsNiche locations
TALE
NT
MA
TU
RIT
Y1
TALENT AVAILABILITY (Total installed talent in specific location)
Draup COMMENTARY
1. Talent Maturity is a function of proportion of employees having multiple skills for the analysed role and number of employee with 5+ year of experienceNote: Draup’s proprietary module was used to analyze above characteristics of locations, similar analysis can be done at individual cluster level of Cyber Security
EstablishedEmerging
Low
High
• Bengaluru and NCR in India are the highly recommended location amongst the analysed locations for Cyber Security, Sample deep dive of
Bengaluru is provided in further slides
Bubble Size indicates – Annual Talent Growth Rate High Cost Medium Cost Low Cost
Recommended Zone
Highlights of Recommended Locations
• Talent Availability – High installed and fresh
talent availability in the recommended
locations
• Talent Cost – Low talent cost
• Talent Maturity – Moderately high talent
Maturity is observed among the
recommended locations
• Role Complexity – Security Software
Developer, Incident Responder, Security
Architect, Penetration Tester roles can be
targeted for ease of hiring in the
recommended location
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Sample Deep dive – Bengaluru Overview: Whitefield and Enzyme Tech Park are the tech hotspots in Bengaluru, India; ~21,100 low cost and high-quality Cyber Security talent are currently available in Bengaluru
Bengaluru, India – Key Hotspots
Major Residential Areas Major Hotspots
CiscoMcAfee
WiproIBM
Tata Consultancy Services
Capgemini
Infosys
Intel
Accenture
Cognizant
Enzyme Tech Park
Marathahalli
Jayanagar
Halasuru
Basavanagudi
Oracle
Aujas
ANZ
Whitefield
Top Companies
SAPDell AccentureSamsung
Amazon
Koramangala
IST time
zone(GMT+5:30)
$11,000
$17,000
$7,500$9,500
$15,000$17,000
$23,000
$12,000$16,000
$22,000$26,000
$36,000
$21,000$25,000
$34,000
Security Software
Developer
Security Architect Incident Responder Penetration Tester Cryptographer
Entry (0-5 yrs) Middle (6-10yrs) Senior (11+yrs)Experience Split:
Security Job Roles Installed Talent
Security Software Developer ~18,000
Security Architect ~1,200
Incident Responder ~1,000
Penetration Tester ~750
Cryptographer ~150
$18,000 $26,000 $13,500 $17,000 $23,700
Talent Indicators
Talent Availability
Fresh Talent
Talent Quality
Talent Growth
Median Cost
Ease of Hiring
High Medium Low
Median Cost Analysis of Cyber Security Job Clusters (in USD)
Cyber Security Talent Overview
Median salaryNote : Draup’s proprietary talent module was used to analyse the location characteristics
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Cyber Security Talent landscape in Bengaluru: Majority of the talent pool is employed in Security Software Developer and Security Architect job roles mainly by the IT & Tech companies
JOB ROLESTOP EMPLOYERS
(with respective talent size of role)EXPERIENCE SPLIT
EASE OF
HIRINGMEDIAN SALARY
GENDER DIVERSITY
MALE FEMALE
Security Software
Developer
Cisco – 770
Accenture – 580
IBM – 480
McAfee – 460
Oracle – 400
Wipro – 360
High $18,000 81% 19%
Security Architect
IBM – 85
Wipro – 40
Accenture – 35
Cisco – 35
Oracle – 30
TCS – 20
Moderate $26,000 88% 12%
Incident Responder
Accenture – 60
IBM – 40
Wipro – 40
Cognizant – 30
Capgemini – 10
TCS – 10
High $13,500 86% 14%
Penetration Tester
Accenture – 20
IBM – 20
TCS – 10
Infosys – 10
Wipro – 10 High $17,000 79% 21%
Cryptographer
IBM – 20
ANZ – 10
Wipro – <10
Aujas - <10
Accenture - <10 Moderate $23,700 87% 13%
High Moderate Low
45% 35% 20%
10% 35% 55%
32% 54% 14%
32% 52% 16%
25% 45% 30%
Experience Split: Entry (0-5 yrs) Middle (6-10yrs) Senior (11+yrs)
Note : Draup’s proprietary talent module was used to analyse the location and talent characteristics
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About Draup
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Draup uses Machine learning models to perform prior analysis and can replicate it on a broader level for any job roles/skills across functions
Learning & Development
University Relations
Mergers and Acquisitions
Digital Transformation
Compensation & Benefits
Strategic Workforce Planning
Recruitment
Peer Intelligence
Draup Capabilities & Data Assets EMPOWERS DECISION MAKING IN
ROLES & SKILLS
TAXONOMY
DIGITAL IMPACT ON
TRADITIONAL ROLES
CAREER PATH
PREDICTOR
PEER
BENCHMARKING
LOCATION
INTELLIGENCE
Explore Diverse Job Roles,
Locations and Ecosystem
Insights
PROFESSIONAL
PROFILES
TALENT
INTELLIGENCE
UNIVERSITY
INTELLIGENCE
COURSES/
CERTIFICATIONS
and diverse other use cases…
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Draup for Location intelligence: Draup analyzes 2,500+ global locations to help global hr leaders in understanding data driven insights related to Talent/skill landscape, cost, demography and peer ecosystem
50M+ DIGITAL AND DIGITALLY INFLUENCED PROFESSIONALS
65M+JOBDESCRIPTIONS
4M+CAREERPATHS ANALYZED
52MACHINE LEARNING MODELS DEYELOPED
10M+DATA POINTS ANALYZED
100+Labor Statistic database
1,000+CUSTOM TALENT REPORTS
30,000SKILLS
7,000+DIGITAL TOOLS& PLATFORMS
100,000+COURSES
2,500+LOCATIONS
7,000+UNIYERSITIES
JOB ROLES
4,500+ PEER GROUP COMPANIES
75,000+INDUSTRIES28
30,000+UNIYERSITY
PROFESSORS
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