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Q: How much does a Cybersecurity Engineer earns in 2025?

The median wage of a Cybersecurity Engineer in France in 2025 is €40,000 gross annually or €2,600 net monthly. The real salary depends on experience and location. Discover today our developer salary barometer extracted from the salary intentions data of the WeLoveDevs.com platform. Find out the detailed salary of a Cybersecurity Engineer

Q: What knowledge is required for the profession of Cybersecurity Engineer?

A Cybersecurity Engineer must master the following skills: Java, Linux System, PowerShell, Database, Python. Other skills are also important to become a good Cybersecurity Engineer such as interpersonal skills, organization and curiosity!

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Q: How do I become Cybersecurity Engineer?

Training that includes the following skills is recommended: Java, Linux System, PowerShell, Database, Python. The training courses can be very different : from short training which will often require a gradual increase of your experience in a company to an engineering degree (bac +5) which forms highly sought-after profiles. It is also possible to self-train for the most motivated among you.

Q: Is it easy to find a Cybersecurity Engineer job?

Find a job as a Cybersecurity Engineer depends on your professional experience. It is a sought profession and companies are actively looking for new candidates. However, a first experience or a personal project is often reassuring for recruiters!

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Angular, mais en mode "easy" : interview avec Gaetan Redin.

… et encore du code. Chez EasyAngularKit, pas de blabla inutile. La formation repose sur : Une roadmap modulaire : "Angular permet de tout faire, mais on n’a pas besoin de tout savoir dès le début. Si tu veux juste une app fonctionnelle, tu prends le module 1. Si tu veux gérer des formulaires complexes, tu prends le module 2." Des leçons courtes + des exercices immédiats : "Moi, si je ne pratique pas, je ne retiens rien. Donc chaque leçon se termine par un exercice et chaque module par un “boss de fin”, un projet complet, comme un système de réservation de vols." Un accompagnement sur mesure via Discord : "Les devs n’aiment pas toujours demander de l’aide. Alors, je force personne, mais je suis là pour ceux qui veulent des retours. Et si c’est trop complexe, je propose du coaching à l’heure." Le gros plus ? Le code produit appartient à l’apprenant. "Ils peuvent le montrer en entretien, le partager, ou l’utiliser pour leur portfolio. À la fin de la formation complète, ils ont un projet pour chaque module à présenter." "L’idée, c’est de rabâcher, rabâcher, rabâcher. Comme en entreprise : on te donne un besoin, pas une méthode. À toi de trouver comment coder." Qui sont les élèves ? Gaetan visait initialement les débutants. Sauf que… "3/4 de mes apprenants sont des intermédiaires ou des confirmés !" Pourquoi ? Les juniors cherchent un cadre clair pour apprendre efficacement. Les seniors veulent affiner des compétences précises, comme la clean architecture ou les tests "des sujets souvent négligés en entreprise, mais cruciaux pour monter en grade." "J’ai dû adapter ma pédagogie : le module 1 est ultra-détaillé pour les débutants, mais les modules avancés sont plus ouverts. Je donne un résultat attendu, pas une méthode imposée." Le module star ? "La clean architecture et les tests. Parce que c’est ce qui manque le plus aux devs en poste." Angular V20 : stabilité et sécurité, enfin ! Gaetan suit de près

OWASP Top 10 : 10 erreurs que les développeurs web font tous les jours (et comment les éviter)

L’OWASP Top 10, c’est un outil pour les développeurs web. Et pourtant, il est largement sous-utilisé. Déjà, il faut dire que c’est un peu abstrait : dix grandes familles de vulnérabilités, rédigées dans un langage de cyber analyste. Tu vois le genre : pantalon cargo, capuche noire, ambiance Mr Robot. Et surtout, on ne te le présente jamais comme un guide pour t’aider à faire mieux. Non, on te le ressort quand tu as déjà fait l’erreur. “Bah c’était dans l’OWASP TOP 10, tu l’as pas lu ou quoi ?” Alors aujourd’hui, on va reprendre la main. Voici un guide pratique de l’OWASP Top 10, pensé pour les développeurs web. Dix familles, dix erreurs qu’on commet tous sans s’en rendre compte, et des exemples concrets pour les éviter dès le code. A01 Broken Access Control : C’est le devis d’un autre client, ça ? Le dev a livré une “petite feature” entre deux réunions. “Il faudrait que les clients puissent voir leurs devis directement sur le portail”. Auth ok, session ok, une page qui liste les devis, et un lien qui ouvre /devis/142. Tout semble sécurisé. Un client remplace 142 par 143. Il tombe sur le devis d’un autre. Même page, même format. Pire, il voit une remise de 10 % accordée au concurrent. Négociation immédiate. Le commercial passe pour un clown et il comprend bien que le client a perdu la confiance. C’est un IDOR. La session est valide, mais la page /devis/:id ne vérifie pas que la ressource appartient bien à l’utilisateur. Le code a fait confiance au contexte précédent. Hardening : comment éviter IDOR ? L’autorisation se fait au point d’accès. Le serveur qui donne la page /devis/:id, doit vérifier. Même s’il y a un middleware avant. On ne fait pas confiance à un autre tiers. La sécurité peut se faire au niveau du SGBD. Un document qui ne t’appartient pas ? Tu ne peux même pas le sortir. Si dispo, activer des règles de lignes côté SGBD (RLS Supabase, règles Firebase) pour

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Cybersecurity Engineer earns in 2025?

What knowledge is required for the profession of Cybersecurity Engineer?

Is it free to register on WeLoveDevs.com?

Do companies have to pay a success fee to hire me?

How do I become Cybersecurity Engineer?

Is it easy to find a Cybersecurity Engineer job?