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Roles and Responsibilities of CyberSecurity Experts

March 18, 2019

Depending on the role you are involved in within cybersecurity, your responsibilities will vary. For instance if you are a cryptographer, you are expected to write code that a hacker cannot crack, and if you are a vulnerability assessor you have to spot system vulnerabilities and fix them. But the essence of all cybersecurity responsibilities is in making sure that breaches do not happen and data remains safe.

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