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Information Security Analysts Salary by State

The national median pay for information security analysts is $129,180 a year. By state, it ranges from $81,950 in Montana to $154,940 in Washington.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$75,090
25th percentile
$97,810
Median
$129,180
75th percentile
$163,500
Top 10%
$199,850

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 190,650 jobs.

Median pay in 47 states and DC

Information Security Analysts pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Washington$154,940+20%$96,730$211,7206,030
2Maryland$139,640+8%$79,130$216,5708,650
3California$138,570+7%$66,070$221,00015,570
4Delaware$137,030+6%$82,500$184,990720
5Massachusetts$136,550+6%$85,790$226,1906,100
6Colorado$135,220+5%$87,560$208,6505,700
7District of Columbia$135,090+5%$86,280$189,5101,510
8Virginia$134,900+4%$81,410$205,75019,120
9New Jersey$134,820+4%$86,860$204,2204,860
10New York$134,660+4%$83,110$216,22010,060
11North Carolina$131,540+2%$77,150$173,6708,670
12Minnesota$130,710+1%$83,140$169,7502,680
13Connecticut$130,570+1%$79,780$175,5901,170
14New Mexico$130,070+1%$99,100$199,9902,470
15Texas$129,890+1%$77,990$178,55016,130
16Georgia$128,9700%$77,060$178,6506,290
17Hawaii$126,250−2%$76,390$172,780580
18Arizona$125,260−3%$78,330$176,3903,420
19Florida$124,860−3%$75,410$174,60014,220
20Illinois$124,180−4%$78,760$172,8305,260
21New Hampshire$124,000−4%$61,940$187,820590
22Alabama$122,730−5%$66,090$170,6904,010
23Iowa$119,710−7%$71,550$169,6201,160
24Pennsylvania$117,770−9%$67,840$170,8704,660
25South Dakota$116,640−10%$71,610$161,700770
26Tennessee$115,430−11%$63,870$250,5903,330
27Alaska$114,990−11%$75,770$149,270300
28Ohio$110,480−14%$68,070$171,4506,010
29Vermont$109,750−15%$74,840$179,130220
30Rhode Island$109,420−15%$74,880$170,180710
31North Dakota$107,540−17%$69,480$139,360310
32Michigan$106,230−18%$64,150$165,7303,280
33Nevada$106,200−18%$57,160$178,9901,330
34South Carolina$105,800−18%$66,410$166,5301,720
35Kentucky$103,630−20%$64,650$157,8101,680
36Arkansas$103,490−20%$59,410$140,9001,460
37Missouri$103,440−20%$60,700$161,4303,260
38Maine$101,730−21%$63,210$181,020400
39Wisconsin$101,550−21%$62,110$162,2602,130
40Indiana$101,420−21%$60,450$163,3702,260
41Kansas$100,620−22%$63,730$155,4901,830
42Utah$99,690−23%$48,630$168,8301,910
43Wyoming$98,710−24%$75,580$198,230140
44Oklahoma$94,000−27%$56,050$158,3201,640
45Louisiana$92,990−28%$66,660$139,190720
46Nebraska$92,550−28%$66,630$147,1501,210
47Mississippi$87,690−32%$51,170$138,900480
48Montana$81,950−37%$57,000$158,220380

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Information Security Analysts salary questions

Which state pays information security analysts the most?

Washington, with a median of $154,940 a year (+20% vs. the national median of $129,180). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays information security analysts the least?

Montana, with a median of $81,950 a year (−37% vs. national).

Where do most information security analysts work?

Virginia has the most jobs, about 19,120, with a median of $134,900.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses