Cyberhaven salary data

Cyberhaven publishes pay ranges on 24 of its open roles. These are the company's own published figures, not estimates or crowd-sourced guesses.

Last checked 02 October 2026

$162k

Median midpoint

$49k

Lowest published

$275k

Highest published

Roles with pay

Pay by role at Cyberhaven

Role	Openings	From	To
Account Executive	10	$120k	$175k
Director & Head of	3	$200k	$275k
Sales Development Rep	2	$49k	$60k
Marketing	2	$200k	$230k
Sales Representative	2	$170k	$225k

Where this comes from. Every figure is taken from Cyberhaven's own job board and recorded each day. When a range changes, we keep both the old number and the new one — which is how you can see pay moving rather than just where it stands today.

Roles with published pay

Role	Location	Team	Salary
Chief of Staff, Engineering	US Remote	Development	$200k – $220k
Director, Technical Program Management	US Remote	Development	$200k – $220k
Mid Market Account Executive	Los Angeles	Sales	$120k – $120k
Senior Field Marketing Manager	SF Bay Area	Marketing	$155k – $170k
Regional Vice President of Sales	Florida	Sales	$225k – $225k
Director of Product Management (Agentic Data Security)	SF Bay Area	Product	$250k – $275k
Mid Market Account Executive	New England	Sales	$120k – $120k
Mid Market Account Executive	Florida	Sales	$120k – $120k
Director, Product Management (Ecosystem & Integrations)	SF Bay Area	Product	$250k – $275k
Director of Sales Enablement	US Remote	Sales	$170k – $190k
Enterprise Account Executive	Philadelphia	Sales	$150k – $175k
Technical Support Engineer	US Remote	Support	$80k – $100k
Director of Marketing Operations	SF Bay Area	Marketing	$200k – $230k
Enterprise Account Executive	Dallas	Sales	$150k – $175k
Enterprise Account Executive	Atlanta	Sales	$150k – $175k
Enterprise Account Executive	SF Bay Area	Sales	$150k – $175k

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