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Cyber Security Jobs Salary in India: A Lucrative Career Path in the Digital Age

As digital transformation accelerates across industries, cyber threats have grown in both volume and complexity. Today, cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern—it’s a critical business function. With this surge in demand, cybersecurity has emerged as one of the most rewarding and future-proof career domains in India and globally.

At Jaro Education, we consistently guide professionals toward high-growth tech careers, and cybersecurity is among the top-recommended fields for long-term job security, relevance, and financial growth. In this article, we explore cybersecurity job roles, the average salary for each, and what it takes to succeed in this ever-evolving field.

Why Cybersecurity is a High-Paying Domain

The increase in data breaches, ransomware attacks, and cloud vulnerabilities has made organizations highly dependent on skilled cybersecurity professionals. From banks and hospitals to startups and government institutions, all sectors require robust security frameworks, making cybersecurity experts indispensable.

Cyber Security Job Roles and Average Salaries in India

1. Cyber Security Analyst

Average Salary: ₹5 – ₹8 LPA

Top Earners: ₹12+ LPA Cybersecurity analysts are responsible for monitoring and defending an organization’s networks and systems. They conduct vulnerability testing and respond to security breaches.

Required Skills: Network security, SIEM tools, firewalls, incident response

2. Ethical Hacker / Penetration Tester

Average Salary: ₹6 – ₹10 LPA

Top Earners: ₹20+ LPA Ethical hackers simulate cyberattacks to identify security weaknesses in systems before malicious hackers do.

Required Skills: CEH certification, Kali Linux, Metasploit, scripting

3. Security Architect

Average Salary: ₹20 – ₹30 LPA

Top Earners: ₹40+ LPA Security architects design and implement secure network infrastructures and oversee security protocols at the enterprise level.

Required Skills: Cybersecurity frameworks, network architecture, risk assessment, cryptography

4. Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

Average Salary: ₹40 – ₹80 LPA

Top Earners: ₹1 Cr+ CISOs lead the security strategy for an entire organization. This executive-level role comes with great responsibility and equally high rewards.

Required Skills: Leadership, risk management, compliance, strategy

5. Security Consultant

Average Salary: ₹10 – ₹20 LPA Security consultants work independently or with firms to evaluate a company’s cybersecurity needs and provide solutions.

Required Skills: Communication, cybersecurity tools, policy development, auditing

6. Incident Responder / SOC Analyst

Average Salary: ₹6 – ₹12 LPA These professionals are the first line of defense when a cyber incident occurs. Their role includes threat detection, containment, and recovery.

Required Skills: SIEM, malware analysis, digital forensics, real-time monitoring

Factors That Influence Cybersecurity Salaries

Experience & Certifications: Professionals with certifications such as CISSP, CEH, CISM, or CompTIA Security+ command higher salaries.

Industry: Sectors like banking, e-commerce, telecom, and healthcare tend to pay more due to the sensitivity of their data.

Location: Cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Gurgaon offer better compensation packages.

Company Size: MNCs and tech giants typically offer better pay and global exposure.

Career Pathways and Education

To pursue a cybersecurity career, one may start with a B.Tech in IT/CS or BCA, followed by specialized certifications or a Master’s degree in Cybersecurity or Information Security.

Jaro Education, in collaboration with premier institutions, offers industry-relevant cybersecurity programs tailored for working professionals and freshers alike. These programs focus on:

Network and system security

Ethical hacking and penetration testing

Cloud and application security

Compliance and governance

Final Thoughts

With increasing digital adoption, cybersecurity professionals are among the most sought-after and well-compensated experts in the tech industry today. Whether you're an IT fresher, a system administrator, or a software engineer looking to pivot, cybersecurity offers tremendous scope for growth, stability, and high income.

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Cyber Threats To Indian Healthcare Sector Highlighted As Sun Pharma Hit By Ransomware Attack

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, India's largest drugmaker, has experienced a ransomware attack that has impacted the company's revenues. According to a stock exchange filing, the drugmaker confirmed that a ransomware group has claimed responsibility for the incident, which resulted in the breach of certain file systems and the theft of certain companies and personal data. The company stated that it has proactively isolated its network and initiated the recovery process as part of the containment measures. However, its business operations have been affected, and some of its business revenues are expected to be reduced.

Sun Pharma initially reported the ransomware attack on March 2, indicating that it did not affect its core systems and operations. However, the company is presently unable to determine other potentially negative effects of the incident. As a result, it anticipates incurring expenses concerning the incident and remediation. Following the announcement of the ransomware attack, shares of Sun Pharma opened in the red in Mumbai trading. However, it recovered losses and was trading at 980.30 rupees, up 0.8%, on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) at 9.40 am. The BSE Sensex was up 0.4%.

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The healthcare industry is the most targeted sector in India, followed by education, research, government, and the military. Healthcare experienced the highest number of attacks among all sectors in India, with an organization in India being targeted 1,866 times per week on average in 2022. In 2022, global cyber attacks increased by 38% YoY.

The incident at Sun Pharma comes amid rising threats of such attacks on the Indian healthcare sector. Companies in the sector must continue to take proactive measures to safeguard their IT systems and personal data from cyber-attacks, which can have severe consequences.

The Sun Pharma ransomware attack serves as a stark reminder of the increasing threat to India's healthcare sector, which has witnessed a surge in cyber attacks in recent years. According to reports, the healthcare sector is a high-value target for cybercriminals due to the sensitive information it possesses, including patient data, research data, and intellectual property.

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In response to these attacks, Indian healthcare companies must take proactive measures to protect their systems and data. Some of the recommended measures include regular vulnerability assessments and penetration testing, ensuring timely security patches and updates, and employee training on cyber security best practices.

Moreover, healthcare companies must also implement robust incident response plans to enable quick and efficient responses to potential cyber-attacks. This includes having a well-defined incident response team and a clear communication strategy in case of a security breach.

In conclusion, the Sun Pharma ransomware attack highlights the importance of cyber security measures in the healthcare sector in India. As the threat of cyber attacks continues to grow, healthcare companies must take proactive measures to safeguard their systems and data from potential breaches. By doing so, they can mitigate the financial and reputational damage caused by a cyber attack and maintain their customers' trust.

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Veeam Multi-City Roadshow to Highlight the Modern Data Protection Journey

Veeam Software announced the launch of ‘Hop On Veeam: Your journey to Modern Data Protection’, a multi-city bus roadshow in India, showcasing innovations around its most advanced data protection solutions across all environments - cloud, virtual, SaaS, Kubernetes, and physical. Veeam partners, customers, and distributors will gain insightful discussions on the current data protection landscape and engage with Veeam stakeholders about key data protection best practices. Hop On Veeam bus will include a hands-on lab unlike any other, with engineers showcasing on-demand live demos on cloud-native solutions for AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and SaaS offerings for Microsoft 365, Continuous Data protection solutions (CDP), Veeam disaster recovery orchestrator (VDRO), Veeam Cloud Connect, NAS Backup, Veeam Backup & Replication v11 and Instant Recovery to VMware vSphere.  Businesses' reliance on data, as well as the amount of data generated by them, is growing and making organizations even more vulnerable to cyberattacks. According to the Veeam Data Protection Trends Report 2022, in the last 12 months, 84% of Indian organizations were hit with ransomware, making cyber-attacks one of the leading causes of downtime for the second year in a row. This demonstrates the opportunity for Veeam to educate Indian businesses on the significance of data backups and the timely deployment of data protection solutions to ensure business continuity. Commenting on the roadshow, Sandeep Bhambure, Vice President, Veeam India & SAARC said, “Veeam’s single platform helps customers ensure that every piece of data and every workload is safe, secure, and easily recoverable no matter where it resides. We are constantly innovating and are at the forefront of delivering solutions that help organizations accelerate their data protection journey. With this, we are happy to announce Hop On Veeam: Your journey to Modern Data Protection, which is our first ever multi-city roadshow in India. We are excited to showcase our new data protection innovations and connect with our Veeam community as we engage with them on steps their business should consider when strategizing on a data protection approach – one that should be fit for purpose, given the continual increase in data criticality and constantly evolving threat landscape.” The Hop On Veeam bus will travel across 9 cities throughout the next month to raise awareness about the growing need for data protection solutions and demonstrate its ability to help businesses own, control, backup and recover data anywhere it resides – on premises or in the cloud. Cities and locations include: Gurugram, September 16 Jaipur, September 21 Ahmedabad, September 23 Mumbai, September 28 Pune, September 30 Hyderabad, October 3 Chennai, October 7 Kochi, October 10 Bengaluru, October 12 Shiva Pillay, General Manager and Senior Vice President- Asia Pacific and Japan, Veeam Software added, “Veeam is now outpacing the overall market maturation, growing at a much more rapid rate, and is firmly at the epicenter of the data ecosystem. And, APJ is now one of Veeam’s fastest growing regions. With customer brands such as Granules India,  Mahindra Group, Parul University, Hero MotoCorp, Future Generali, and 63 Moons, India plays an important role in the region's growth. We are looking forward to engaging with customers and discussing current and future trends and demands in Modern data Protection during Hop On Veeam.” Read the full article

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Real Estate and Data Safety - Is Your Safe in Real Estate?

Real Estate and Data Safety - Is Your Safe in Real Estate?

Consider all the times you’ve made a transaction for real estate – got your credit checked, paid rent or mortgage, spoken to brokers, listed a house, or simply responded to a call-to-action online. In this age where your private information is a commodity, is there enough emphasis on data privacy? With attacks that can misdirect wire transfers and hold computer systems hostage, hackers can target any industry, particularly those that lag behind in cyber security – we’re looking at you, real estate. According to a recent survey, 50 percent of businesses in the real estate industry believed that they were not adequately prepared to prevent or even mitigate a cyber-attack.

A recent news story featured Orbivo, a Chinese company that makes a smart home management platform, leaking data about its customers. The leak contained personal information and device passwords via an Elasticsearch server that it left exposed on the internet without a password, following a server misconfiguration. In an unrelated incident, a consumer almost wired an entire down payment on a house after receiving an e-mail with confidential information requesting payment – an email that was not sent by the broker or anyone related to the transaction.

Unlike financial institutions, there is no law requiring real estate businesses to implement information security programs to protect data and systems. This has led to real estate businesses having vulnerable systems and being the focus of potential attacks, mainly due to the monetary quantum of business and the volume of personal data involved. However, there are a few ways to mitigate the siphoning of data, through putting data processes in place.

Data processing falls under data protection law. This system contains a contract between two or more parties, and only the person abiding by the contract can gain access to the data. The contract makes it safer for the owner of data in real estate to secure its personal information legally. Software used for data use and transfer in real estate has an option to secure the data by default, but this should be reinforced by manual systems. This system ensures that no data is leaked or unsafe.

Since real estate details with particularly risky details such as financial and credit history, a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) is critical for any business handling this data. This is a process to help you identify and minimise the data protection risks of handling personal information. Smart homes and the automation of data transfer has exacerbated the risks of hacking and data theft, so a DPIA is essential to keep information safe.

Besides putting data security checks in place, implementing additional processes to safeguard data will ensure that a user is safe from a data breach:

Verification:

One of the easiest and most effective ways to substantially reduce the risk of becoming the victim of a BEC (business e-mail compromise) scam is to implement a policy of never sending a wire based on an email or digital platform. Verify the accuracy of the information that has been received in the email either by talking to the individual in person or on call. Always implement a two-step verification system before every transaction is made - automate One Time Passwords and maintain recovery emails or phone numbers with legacy accounts in case you lose access to your account.

Training:

Most hackers continue to rely on using deceptive emails to induce people to click on links or open attachments that load malware on the computer. Customers or employees must be trained to spot suspicious emails requesting data and avoid clicking on any links without prior knowledge. Training can be an effective tool for lowering the risk of becoming the victim of an attack.

Back-ups:

The threat of ransomware is most significant for impacted businesses without adequate backups. Without adequate backups, an organization may become more tempted to pay a ransom because the data is substantially more valuable. Having backups of data and the ability to quickly restore the data makes it easier to ignore the ransom threats and to respond in the event of an attack.

Insurance:

There is no such thing as perfect security, so cyber liability insurance can be an important way to mitigate risk. Most of the people in Indian real estate system do not consider insurance for data loss or theft. There is a wide disparity of what is covered by any cyber liability insurance policy, so it is important to ensure that a policy covers risks like BEC scams, ransomware threats (and payment of ransoms) and, potentially, even business interruption.

The foreseeable future will create new opportunities for the real estate industry to leverage technology to improve experiences for tenants and even streamline business operations, but they will also open new opportunities for hackers looking to disrupt those same businesses. Real estate businesses have become and will remain, a cyber-target. In this landscape, improving cyber security controls and programs should be a priority for all organizations. Taking the right steps can help reduce that risk, enabling real estate businesses to focus more on the business of buying, selling and managing real estate. It takes a lifetime to set a well-refined business, but it just takes a few minutes to devastate it completely!

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Companies struggle to recover after massive cyberattack with ransom demands

By David Filipov, Andrew Roth and Ellen Nakashima, Washington Post, June 28, 2017

MOSCOW--Companies worldwide struggled to recover Wednesday after wave of powerful cyberattacks crippled computer systems in Europe, Asia, and the United States with a virus similar to the ransomware assault in May that infected computers around the world.

Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk said on Wednesday that it was working to restore its operations a day after being hit by a cyber attack linked to a version of malware called Petya that some researchers are calling “NotPetya.”

“We have contained the issue and are working on a technical recovery plan with key IT partners and global cyber security agencies,” Maersk, which handles one in every seven containers shipped world wide, said in a stock exchange announcement. The Copenhagen-based group said its APM Terminals were affected “in a number of ports,” but said that its vessels with Maersk Line were “maneuverable, able to communicate and crews are safe.”

Russia’s largest oil company, Ukrainian banks and multinational firms were brought to a standstill Tuesday in a wave of ransom demands. The virus even downed systems at the site of the former Chernobyl nuclear power plant, forcing scientists to monitor radiation levels manually.

Cyberattacks also spread as far as India and the United States, where the pharmaceutical giant Merck reported on Twitter that “our company’s computer network was compromised today as part of global hack.” The New Jersey-based company said it was investigating the attack.

France’s biggest bank, BNP Paribas, said on Wednesday said that its real estate unit, which provides services to corporations around Europe, had been hit in the attack.

“The international cyber attack hit our non-bank subsidiary, Real Estate. The necessary measures have been taken to rapidly contain the attack,” the bank said in a statement to Reuters on Wednesday.

Cyber researchers say that the virus used an “exploit” developed by the National Security Agency that was later leaked onto the Internet by hackers. It is the second massive attack in the past two months to use powerful U.S. exploits in attacks against the IT infrastructure that supports national governments and corporations.

The onslaught of ransomware attacks may be the “new normal,” said Mark Graff, the chief executive of Tellagraff, a cybersecurity company.

“The emergence of Petya and WannaCry really points out the need for a response plan and a policy on what companies are going to do about ransomware,” he said. WannaCry was the ransomware used in the May attack. “You won’t want to make that decision at a time of panic, in a cloud of emotion.”

The attack mainly targeted Eastern Europe but also hit companies in Spain, Denmark, Norway and Britain. Victims included the British advertising and marketing multinational WPP. India’s biggest container port was also crippled when a Maersk-run terminal in Mumbai was hit.

But the damage was worst in Ukraine.

Researchers at Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research and Analysis Team, in Russia, estimated that 60 percent of infected computers were in Ukraine and 30 percent in Russia.

“Our preliminary findings suggest that it is not a variant of Petya ransomware as publicly reported, but a new ransomware that has not been seen before,” the company said in a statement. “That is why we have named it NotPetya.”

The hacks targeted government ministries, banks, utilities and other important infrastructure and companies nationwide, demanding ransoms from government employees in the cryptocurrency bitcoin

The ransomware hit Europe in the early afternoon Tuesday. Ground zero was Ukraine. Breaches were reported at computers governing the municipal energy company and airport in the capital, Kiev, the state telecommunications company Ukrtelecom, the Ukrainian postal service and the State Savings Bank of Ukraine.

Grocery store checkout machines broke down, ATMs demanded ransom payments, and the turnstile system in the Kiev metro reportedly stopped working.

The mayhem reached high into the government. Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Pavlo Rozenko on Tuesday tweeted a picture of a computer screen warning in English that “one of your disks contains errors,” then adding in all capital letters: “DO NOT TURN OFF YOUR PC! IF YOU ABORT THIS PROCESS, YOU COULD DESTROY ALL YOUR DATA!”

Suspicions in Ukraine quickly fell on Russia, which annexed Crimea in 2014 and has been blamed for several large-scale cyberattacks on Ukraine’s power infrastructure. But no proof of the attack was presented, and Russian companies, like the oil giant Rosneft, also complained of being hit by a “powerful hacking attack.” Photographs leaked to the news media from a Rosneft-owned regional oil company showed computers displaying ransomware demands similar to those in Ukraine.