Cybersecurity salary in Massachusetts
Measured from live job postings in Massachusetts that disclose pay - real advertised ranges from company career pages, updated daily. Not a survey.
Median
$175,000
25th percentile
$114,750
75th percentile
$200,000
Disclosed postings
50
Across all US states we track, the disclosed median is $191,000 - Massachusetts runs 8% below it.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the average cybersecurity salary in Massachusetts?
- Measured from 50 live job postings in Massachusetts that disclose pay, the median cybersecurity salary is $175,000, with the middle half of roles falling between $114,750 and $200,000. These are real advertised ranges from company career pages, not survey estimates.
- How does Massachusetts cybersecurity pay compare to the rest of the US?
- Massachusetts's disclosed median runs about 8% below the median across all US states we track ($191,000). Remote roles complicate the picture: many pay to a national band regardless of where you sit.
- Which cybersecurity jobs pay the most in Massachusetts?
- Per-role samples inside one state are usually too small to publish honestly, but the national pattern holds everywhere: security engineering, cloud security, and AppSec lead individual-contributor pay, with CISO and security leadership above them. See the US salary leaderboard for role-by-role bands.
- Where do these numbers come from?
- From live cybersecurity job postings we aggregate hourly across 240+ security companies, keeping only postings that disclose a salary range and pass plausibility checks. Only ~14% of security postings publish pay, so the sample skews toward larger, transparency-friendly employers.