Computer forensics

As the world presses forward towards global economies and international markets, there is a growing demand for new technology and ground braking innovation.  Technology is the number one force behind innovation. Business trends, consumer behavior, and demographic shifts are additional players in figuring out what the next big idea is going to be.  In turn, new demand is generated for cutting edge jobs in the field of technology.  
For example Computer Forensic is an exiting career that investigates and analyses deleted information which can be used by the legal system to prosecute individuals trying to cover illegal acts.  In order to pursue a career in Computer forensics a wide range of computer software and hardware experience is needed, as well as, a bachelor or master’s degree in computer science, information technology, or another related field.  Here are some helpful links to articles about Computer Forensics along with statistics from payscale.

• Ezine Articles: Computer Forensics
• Computer forensics - Wikipedia

National Salary Data

National Salary Data All compensation data shown are gross, national 25th to 75th percentile ranges. Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. Salary $39,374 - $99,997 Bonus $518 - $14,768 Profit Sharing n/a Total Pay $38,342 - $102,945   Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 19 Apr 2011 | Individuals Reporting: 168

Key Statistics

Gender Female 13% Male 87% Years of Experience  Less than 1 year 13% 1-4 years 52% 5-9 years 20% 10-19 years 14% 20 years or more 1%