IT Security Snapshot

Snapshots

  • IT Security vacancies fall by 3.3% compared to 2023
  • However, Q3 activity was 10% higher than Q2
  • Activity in London set to exceed 2023, while Scotland posts the biggest YOY increase
  • By Sector, Tech companies lead the way, with vacancies up 13% on 2023

IT Security vacancies fall by 3.3% compared to 2023 and are on track to be the lowest since 2020.

Q3 activity was 10% higher than Q2. Equally since April, there has been a noticeable gap between this year and last with only August close to 2023 activity.

Recruitment in London is on track to exceed last year, in contrast, both the South East and North West are set to post declines. Meanwhile Scotland has seen the greatest YOY Surge.

While activity in Commercial Banks has dropped off in 2024, Investment Banks are set to see an increase of 10% on last year. Meanwhile Tech companies lead the way, both in overall activity and in recruitment, with vacancies up 13%.

JP Morgan is the leading recruiter for IT Security vacancies in 2024, and have recorded an increase of 73% YOY, the highest of any company in the top ten.


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