Monthly cyber security podcast, with our experts Stephen Ridgway and Rich Benfield. If you are in a sticky situation, or need any advice to do with cyber security answered anonymously and on the podcast, email us at [email protected]. This week's question is:I'm a security analyst with 4 years experience. Prior to that, I worked in IT infrastructure for 3 years after years of help desk roles. I'm in my early 30s. Now, I'm not getting any younger and feel the need to move into leadership roles, with a view to climbing the corporate ladder in the next couple of years. I've been keeping an eye on LinkedIn and the job boards to see what my potential career path may look like. Ultimately, I would like to reach a board level role, maybe a CISO or CIO in the next 10 years or so, but what I'm seeing is that the CISO and CIO roles are few and far between, and CISO roles don't seem to either pay well or be very genuine senior roles. What's going on? How does the role have a C-level job title but then often report to IT, CTO's or CFO's? Is the hierarchy in cyber security broken? Do I have a long-term future in cyber?#cybernews #cybersecurity #CyberSecurity #cybersecurities #infosec