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Logic skills: Cyber security engineers require ample logic skills, especially when
designing and implementing security systems. Thinking logically allows you to engage
properly with computers, especially when you work with automation or algorithms in
your system. If you're in doubt about your logical abilities, consider searching for logic-
building exercises online or using your professional experience to train your logical
skills.
Problem-solving skills: Creating innovative solutions to unprecedented
challenges is a major part of cyber security. To work in this sector, try to understand how
to think in new and interesting ways while remaining compliant, within budget and,
most importantly, working to a deadline. Problem-solving skills may include adapting to
new processes or software and remaining flexible in the face of cyber attacks or other
challenges.
Time management: Since cyber security engineers typically deal with both
planned and unplanned challenges, it's vital that they can manage their time properly
on relatively short notice. Because the engineers may perform implementation,
maintenance and testing in a condensed time slot, it's necessary to ensure that various
processes don't clash to create potential security breaches. This requires good time
management skills supported by project management software.