Montana Computer Information Security Schools
What do Montana Information Security Professionals Do?
Even if a company already has a sophisticated network in place, one of the biggest issues is having people qualified to maintain it. Regular upgrades and audits as well as training staff in new procedures will be a constant need. The latest education and information will set graduates ahead of the pack.
Graduates with a degree in information security in Montana may consider specializing in:
- Regulation/Compliance
- Small-Medium Business Network Development
- Personnel Management
- Security Trends and New Technology
Current Employment Opportunities and Salaries in Montana
Information security opportunities with the government in Montana offer between $14.00 and $44.00 per hour along with vacation, medical/ dental, and allowances for cost of living. Some large companies will offer tuition assistance or help with student loans.
Full time positions that are available immediately include:
- IT Support Specialist
- Senior Network Analyst
- Lead Specialist/Network Support
- Technical Writer
A list of average Montana Information Security salaries is available below:
| Position |
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Annually |
| Network Security |
|
$37,000 |
| Entry Level IT |
|
$79,000 |
| Progress Programmer |
|
$62,000 |
| Technical Writer |
|
$83,000 |
What’s Interesting in Montana?
Montana is large in land area and small in population and would be a great place to live and telecommute. Some counties have populations of six or less residents per mile.
Good News for Montana Information Security
January 2010, Montana’s governor asked the public for ideas on cost-cutting their budget. One suggestion was to replace the state’s computers every five years (the state now replaces systems every four). Another strong suggestion is that Montana drop its current software contracts with Microsoft and Oracle – Opportunities anyone??
Schools offering online and campus-based education programs in Montana:
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