Cybersecurity/Info security career

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Offsec exam changed this month. Sharing internally is very common LA. My friend dunno anything, no oscp but joined GT and obtained OSWE in few month. I heard his department everyone got OSWE.

OSWE so easy? Few months can le?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

OSWE so easy? Few months can le?

Can if someone share you the question & report.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Jus open with txt file and edit la what’s so hard hurhur

He don’t know read the syntax.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

He don’t know read the syntax.

How he passed oscp lmao

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How he passed oscp lmao

Last time Oscp exam no proctored.

how does one start with a cybersecurity career as a fresh grad nowadays?

I'm keen to explore the cybersecurity field but I find myself leaning towards SWE as the "safest" option (I can code)

Get a few certs like CISSP and apply to MNCs/gov positions first?

What "paths" are available in terms of progression in the cybersecurity field?

TIA

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how does one start with a cybersecurity career as a fresh grad nowadays?

I'm keen to explore the cybersecurity field but I find myself leaning towards SWE as the "safest" option (I can code)

Get a few certs like CISSP and apply to MNCs/gov positions first?

What "paths" are available in terms of progression in the cybersecurity field?

TIA

Engineer, analyst, devsec, soc, redteam(pen test). See and test what you like then move around from there. Best go MNC better opportunities for exposure, gov position alot just paperwork slave and proj management.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how does one start with a cybersecurity career as a fresh grad nowadays?

I'm keen to explore the cybersecurity field but I find myself leaning towards SWE as the "safest" option (I can code)

Get a few certs like CISSP and apply to MNCs/gov positions first?

What "paths" are available in terms of progression in the cybersecurity field?

TIA

It depend on your interest.

For example, "the get a few certs like cissp", there a lot of people can't even pass a single cert after staying in cyber for 5-10 yr. Most of the reason is lazy and tell you work too bz got no time.

sunny go mandiant. all should go there too

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how does one start with a cybersecurity career as a fresh grad nowadays?

I'm keen to explore the cybersecurity field but I find myself leaning towards SWE as the "safest" option (I can code)

Get a few certs like CISSP and apply to MNCs/gov positions first?

What "paths" are available in terms of progression in the cybersecurity field?

TIA

SWE is better path.

CISSP != Cyber Security Expert