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Entry-level cybersecurity jobs

Cybersecurity jobs for new graduates: security analyst, SOC analyst, risk, identity and access.

71 open now, read from employers’ own career sites. As of October 26, 2026, updated every six hours.

71

open now

15

at the top employer, GDIT

$83,500–120,000 a year

typical pay, where the listing says

Newest openings

These are the 30 newest of 71. Search all of them by your resume, coursework or in your own words.

Who’s hiring

  • GDIT15
  • Amazon6
  • Leidos6
  • SpaceX6
  • CGS Federal4
  • Accenture Federal Services3
  • Amentum3
  • GRVTY3

Where

  • Fort Meade, MD9
  • Colorado Springs, CO5
  • Ashburn, VA4
  • Washington, DC4
  • Albuquerque, NM3
  • Dayton, OH3
  • Arlington, VA2
  • Dallas, TX2

Common titles

  • Cyberspace Operations Planner, Junior 5
  • New Graduate Engineer, Software Security - '26/'27 (Starlink) 4
  • Activity Security Representative (ASR) I 3
  • Digital Forensic Analyst I 3
  • Information Technology/Assurance (IT/IA) Specialist I (24/7) 3
  • Information Systems Security Manager (ISSM) I 2
  • Information Technology/Assurance (IT/IA) Specialist I 2
  • New Graduate Engineer, Security Software (Starshield) 2

Questions

How many entry-level cybersecurity jobs are open right now?

71 on Jobs I Know as of October 26, 2026, read from employers’ own career sites and checked every four hours.

Who is hiring for entry-level cybersecurity jobs?

The most openings right now are at GDIT (15), Amazon (6), Leidos (6).

How much do entry-level cybersecurity jobs pay?

Where the listing states pay (58 of 71), the typical range is $83,500–120,000 a year.

Do I need a degree for entry-level cybersecurity jobs?

Of the 50 listings that say, 80% ask for a bachelor’s degree or higher (4% a master’s or more), and 20% a high school diploma or an associate degree.

How do I find entry-level cybersecurity jobs that fit me?

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