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Cybersecurity Analyst salary in Berlin, 2026
Core range €55 to 85k a year at 3 to 7 years; €42k to €140k across the published market. Estimate built between published anchors, labelled and reviewed.
| Experience | Low outlier | Core range | High outlier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 to 2 years | €28k | €40 to 55k | €80k |
| 3 to 7 years | €42k | €55 to 85k | €140k |
| 8 to 15 years | €48k | €85 to 130k | €220k |
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Cybersecurity Analyst · Berlin, Germany · 3 to 7 years
Core range €55 to 85k a year
€42k
Low outlier: entry mid roles in smaller firms
€55 to 85k
Core range, where most offers land
€140k
High outlier: specialist certifications drive premium salaries often
City hub
Berlin is Germanys main tech hub with above-average IT pay versus smaller cities.
Hays Salary Guide Germany 2024
Employer-type premium
Large tech firms and well funded startups pay materially above SME and public sector rates.
Robert Walters Salary Survey Germany 2024
Skill premium
Certifications and hands-on cloud and incident response skills raise offers significantly.
(ISC)² Cybersecurity Workforce Study 2023
Typical annual increase
Base increases commonly 3 to 5% annually; promotions add larger jumps.
Hays Salary Guide Germany 2024
Sources: Hays Salary Guide Germany (2024); Robert Walters Salary Survey Germany (2024); (ISC)² Cybersecurity Workforce Study (2023). This range is interpolated between the published survey rows either side of it and reviewed before it is promoted to verified; a figure outside the published market is never shown. Ask inside the core; use the outliers to spot a low offer or a real niche premium.
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