Increase in employers requesting data privacy abilities

 Several other positions, including software developer, business/management analyst, network engineer, and technology consultant, may also see a notable increase in employers requesting data privacy abilities. In all, Burning Glass predicts that jobs involving data privacy will grow around 27.9 percent over the next decades—a very solid rate for any technology position. 

Put another way, if you’re interested in any of the jobs, knowing how to preserve data integrity in an increasingly complex environment is a must. The need for data privacy extends to eliminating fake accounts and profiles from any system that involves interaction between users, such as a marketplace or social network. Not only can hackers and jobs with a computer science degree bad actors use fake profiles to manipulate and steal information from legitimate account holders; but their presence can potentially wear down the reputation of the network.