Cybersecurity Privacy Analyst Career Path: What are Privacy Analyst Jobs?

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[@Sci-Fi_Fan296]

This seems very interesting and I'm very excited to look into it further. Thank you for this helpful information and I look forward to seeing more of your content.

[@CyberLifeTV]

Thank you

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New cybersecurity career videos drop every Tuesday and Friday at 9am EST. What other questions do you have about your cybersecurity career?

[@taylalewis8209]

Is privacy and law enforcement compliance the same thing?

[@CyberLifeTV]

@@taylalewis8209 I’m not sure I understand what you mean by “law enforcement compliance.” If you’re talking about ensuring privacy while investigating a case, then yes that would be under the topic of privacy.

[@cr-zq8qn]

How do you get a job with the CIPP/US cert and no experience in privacy?

[@CyberLifeTV]

If you have background in GRC then that cert is just an added bonus. If no experience whatsoever, then teach others what you have learned in LinkedIn posts. Pretend you have to teach a class of people to help them pass CIPP/US. Your entire LinkedIn profile should be about privacy and then your posts will help everyone else see you as a thought leader/expert. That's how you bypass the "you don't have enough experience" excuse from employers.

[@cr-zq8qn]

@@CyberLifeTV Thanks!

[@cr-zq8qn]

What other specialties are lucrative besides healthcare?

[@CyberLifeTV]

Lots of industries can be lucrative. It depends a lot on your experience, skills, certs, degrees, employer, geographic location, etc.

[@cr-zq8qn]

@@CyberLifeTV Thank you.

[@ebenezerkwakye8005]

The job sites mostly ask for certifications so will you say it is still not needed as it doesnt even let you pass the recruiter without it

[@CyberLifeTV]

It depends on the company. Instead of getting the cert, you can always take a course or read a book on the cert and put "studying for" on your resume. That way they keyword still shows up. For example, instead of getting CompTIA Security+, you take a course and list "studying for CompTIA Security+" on your resume.

[@ebenezerkwakye8005]

@@CyberLifeTV thank you very much

[@CyberLifeTV]

@@ebenezerkwakye8005 you're welcome and you can scan your resume against applicant tracking systems for free at www.jobscan.co that way you can check your keywords against the job type you are looking at.

[@celestinaomo-oshikoya2421]

@@CyberLifeTVwow! Never thought of it this way.

[@user-jd4nl2yg1k]

Hello, my name is Philip Ahiaku i finished my bootcam in cybersecurity last year November but struggling to get job. Can you help me to get a job?

[@CyberLifeTV]

No, but most bootcamp programs have a career services division that can help you with resumes and interview prep. The job market for entry level is very thin even though every bootcamp will claim millions of jobs are open. The open positions are for experienced people and not entry level.