Haha thats why I figured appsec would be a good pivot for me since I already have knowledge in app building and I would love to combine it with security to secure them which I always found interesting
November 25, 2024 at 8:53 PM
Haha thats why I figured appsec would be a good pivot for me since I already have knowledge in app building and I would love to combine it with security to secure them which I always found interesting
Ive always been interested in cybersecurity and was debating between sec and swe before I specced into swe and since then I found out about appsec which is a perfect intersection of my interests so I want to work towards that
November 25, 2024 at 8:45 PM
Ive always been interested in cybersecurity and was debating between sec and swe before I specced into swe and since then I found out about appsec which is a perfect intersection of my interests so I want to work towards that
Since I come from a swe background I would like to do AppSec someday. Would starting as a SOC1 be a good step in that direction? Whats the next step after that?
November 25, 2024 at 5:35 PM
Since I come from a swe background I would like to do AppSec someday. Would starting as a SOC1 be a good step in that direction? Whats the next step after that?
Also looking to get some insights from more experienced experts. I’m transitioning from swe to cybersecurity so I have some technical knowledge as well as the SEC+
Currently trying to land my first cybersecurity gig and go from there. Working on googles cybersecurity cert atm and reiterating my cv
November 25, 2024 at 5:24 PM
Also looking to get some insights from more experienced experts. I’m transitioning from swe to cybersecurity so I have some technical knowledge as well as the SEC+
Currently trying to land my first cybersecurity gig and go from there. Working on googles cybersecurity cert atm and reiterating my cv
Thanks! Yea, I figured Id work on their cybersecurity course because they have hands on labs that I can use to add keywords to my CV since the SEC+ is not giving me enough callbacks, and OSCP might be too out of my current paygrade since thats red teaming, an even higher barrier of entry than SOC1
November 23, 2024 at 2:55 PM
Thanks! Yea, I figured Id work on their cybersecurity course because they have hands on labs that I can use to add keywords to my CV since the SEC+ is not giving me enough callbacks, and OSCP might be too out of my current paygrade since thats red teaming, an even higher barrier of entry than SOC1