On Friday, Dec. 11, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced a virtual cyber-security job fair to help the department fill up to 1,000 cyber-security job openings over the next three years. The DHS is looking for experts in incident response, risk and strategic analysis, vulnerability detection and assessment, intelligence and investigation, as well as network and systems engineering. The virtual job fair allows candidates to review jobs and apply online. Selected applicants will then be invited to the DHS for live interviews Jan. 20-22.
DHS Announces Virtual Cyber-Security Job Fair
by News Report on December 14, 2009
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