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Honestly, from what I’ve seen around 2026, cybersecurity analyst pay in the US usually sits somewhere between $75K and $115K, more or less. It really isn’t fixed your hands-on ability matters a lot. Freshers, especially in SOC roles, often start in the $70K–$85K range, working with tools like Splunk or Wireshark. Stick with it a couple years, get into real incident handling, and crossing $90K becomes pretty common. I’ve come across people from H2K Infosys too, particularly those who went through cyber security training and job placement, and they seemed to progress a bit faster. Skills and certs tend to outweigh titles.
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Posted : 31/03/2026 6:22 am