Guyana's cybersecurity workforce is projected to reach around 1,200 professionals by 2026, reflecting a steady annual growth rate of 12%. The government and private sector are investing heavily in developing local skills through training programs and partnerships with international tech firms. Salaries remain competitive for the region, averaging USD 15,000 annually, to attract and retain talent amid rising cyber threats.
The country's cybersecurity infrastructure continues to expand, with 35 active training programs designed to upskill local IT workers. The government’s USD 50 million cybersecurity budget underlines its commitment to protecting critical infrastructure and digital assets. As digital adoption accelerates, Guyana is positioning itself as a growing hub for cybersecurity expertise in the Caribbean and South America.