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Counted October 17, 2026 · from employers’ own postings

Digital Network Exploitation Analyst: $162K median posted pay.

From 32 salary bands employers posted on 33 open digital network exploitation analyst roles in it & security. Never an estimate.

Median posted band$162K32 posted a band
Middle half$159K–$162K25th to 75th percentile
Open roles3324 posted in 30 days
Entry level0asking no prior experience
Remote0%as the postings state it

The ladder, by level

What each rung pays.

No level is named often enough in these postings to build a ladder.

Levels as the postings name them. A rung shows a median only where eight or more postings at that level carried a band.

Who is hiring

The employers with the most open.

EmployerOpen rolesEntry level
Booz Allen Hamilton13—
Bah13—
GRVTY5—
CACI2—

Counted from employers’ own job boards. The ten with the most open digital network exploitation analyst roles tonight.

The skills, as the postings name them

What these postings ask for.

SkillPostingsAt entry
TypeScript33—
Penetration Testing33—
Investigation27—
Benefits Administration26—
Intelligence Analysis26—
Python21—
C21—
Scripting and Automation20—
Cybersecurity12—
Active Directory6—

Where the work is

0% of these roles are remote.

  • Remote0%0 roles
  • Hybrid0%0 roles
  • On site97%32 roles
  • Not stated3%1 roles

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How this was counted

Every figure is counted from 33 open postings read from employers’ own job boards on October 17, 2026, and recounted every night. Pay is the band the employer posted — never an estimate, never a model — and 32 of these postings carried one. Titles are grouped by the words the postings use, with levels, shifts and schedules removed, so “Senior Digital Network Exploitation Analyst (Nights)” counts here too. 100% of roles with this title sit in it & security, which is why this page belongs to that career. A title gets a page only where twenty-five or more roles are open, eight or more of them posted a band, three or more employers are hiring for it and four in five of its postings sit in one career, so no page here is a guess.