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26-01-2022, 05:01 PM
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Jus open with txt file and edit la what’s so hard hurhur
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He don’t know read the syntax.
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26-01-2022, 07:03 PM
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He don’t know read the syntax.
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How he passed oscp lmao
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26-01-2022, 09:44 PM
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How he passed oscp lmao
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Last time Oscp exam no proctored.
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27-01-2022, 12:13 AM
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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
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27-01-2022, 01:02 AM
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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
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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.
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27-01-2022, 01:40 AM
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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
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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.
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27-01-2022, 08:15 AM
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sunny go mandiant. all should go there too
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27-01-2022, 08:29 AM
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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
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SWE is better path.
CISSP != Cyber Security Expert
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27-01-2022, 08:31 AM
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sunny go mandiant. all should go there too
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GovTech not easy.
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27-01-2022, 08:34 AM
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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
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can code do soc engineering
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