ConnorWalsh

In this issueRelocating to Canada for cybersecurity: the paycut nobody warns you aboutCover story · 87 reads The Hidden Millions: Why Your Unfilled Cyber Roles Cost More Than You Think76 reads Breaking In: How to Become an AI Engineer in 2026 Without a Computer Science Degree59 reads

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Cyber recruiter between New York and London. Six years placing security talent.

Writing since May 2026

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Cover story

TALENT HUB · LONG-FORM, 1,814 WORDS · JUL 2026

Relocating to Canada for cybersecurity: the paycut nobody warns you about

I sent my fifth senior security architect to Toronto last month.

The briefAn in-demand topic from the OHUB topic list: Relocating to Canada for cybersecurity: a realistic guide

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87reads

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Six months in is when I get the texts asking about moving back.

Connor Walsh, from the cover story

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HIRING HUB · 1,299 WORDS · JUN 2026The Hidden Millions: Why Your Unfilled Cyber Roles Cost More Than You Think76 reads

TALENT HUB · LONG-FORM, 1,608 WORDS · JUN 2026Breaking In: How to Become an AI Engineer in 2026 Without a Computer Science Degree59 reads

HIRING HUB · 1,008 WORDS · JUN 2026AI Engineer Archetypes Redefining Tech Organisations in 2026

HIRING HUB · LONG-FORM, 2,013 WORDS · JUN 2026Top 15 Graduate Recruitment Companies in the UK & USA (2026)

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30pieces published since May 2026

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SEP 20267 Marketing Attribution Models That Tell You Where Your Recruitment Money Actually GoesHiring Hub · 1,167 words AUG 2026DevSecOps Engineer Hiring Guide: What UK Tech Leaders Miss in 2026Hiring Hub · 1,079 words AUG 2026From Pub to Zoom: How UK Security Pros Land US Jobs Without Ever Boarding a PlaneTalent Hub · 1,338 words AUG 2026Toronto vs London for cybersecurity careers: a real comparisonTalent Hub · 1,174 words AUG 2026UK Cybersecurity Apprenticeships: Certificate Factory or Career Launchpad?Talent Hub · Long-form, 1,571 words AUG 2026Why UK Government Cyber Roles Can't Keep Their Bloody Talent: The GCHQ Brain DrainTalent Hub · 1,004 words AUG 2026Remote cyber talent: how UK firms are hiring from Canada and AustraliaHiring Hub · 1,080 words AUG 2026Why Diverse Cyber Teams Spot Threats Your Monoculture MissedHiring Hub · 863 words AUG 2026The Real Cost of Leaving a Cybersecurity Role Unfilled for 90 Days: It's Worse Than You ThinkHiring Hub · 1,294 words AUG 2026Hiring Freezes Don't Need to Be Talent Icebergs: Hard-earned Lessons From a Cybersecurity HeadhunterHiring Hub · 1,378 words

About Connor

Cybersecurity recruiter who splits his time between New York and London. Six years placing ethical hackers, CISO candidates, and security architects at US defence tech firms and financial services. A lot of my best placements come from the UK talent pool going stateside.

On OHUB Insights since May 2026. Each piece was reviewed by an OHUB editor before it went live.

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