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11-05-2021, 07:42 AM
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Any Cyber security brahs in here?
Looking for feedback from any miscers who work/have worked in cyber security.
I've worked in the utility industry for about 6 years in the engineering space and I was thinking about switching over to cyber security. There is a SOC position that is opening up in my company and I think it would be a good opportunity to make a move into the cs field. In my current industry, there are only a few companies to work for. I think with cyber security, there are a lot more opportunities available if I want to eventually move away from my current state. I appreciate any feedback, thanks.
I've worked in the utility industry for about 6 years in the engineering space and I was thinking about switching over to cyber security. There is a SOC position that is opening up in my company and I think it would be a good opportunity to make a move into the cs field. In my current industry, there are only a few companies to work for. I think with cyber security, there are a lot more opportunities available if I want to eventually move away from my current state. I appreciate any feedback, thanks.
11-05-2021, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted By EEBreh⏩
It's a pretty hot field. It's not for everybody though. You have to really know a lot about a lot of things (IT related). SOC is probably not too bad because you can escalate if it's something beyond your capability.Looking for feedback from any miscers who work/have worked in cyber security.
I've worked in the utility industry for about 6 years in the engineering space and I was thinking about switching over to cyber security. There is a SOC position that is opening up in my company and I think it would be a good opportunity to make a move into the cs field. In my current industry, there are only a few companies to work for. I think with cyber security, there are a lot more opportunities available if I want to eventually move away from my current state. I appreciate any feedback, thanks.
I've worked in the utility industry for about 6 years in the engineering space and I was thinking about switching over to cyber security. There is a SOC position that is opening up in my company and I think it would be a good opportunity to make a move into the cs field. In my current industry, there are only a few companies to work for. I think with cyber security, there are a lot more opportunities available if I want to eventually move away from my current state. I appreciate any feedback, thanks.
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11-05-2021, 07:54 AM
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11-05-2021, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted By chaunce54⏩
Thanks for the info! I do have some experience as a former sys admin. I would just have to hit the books and re-learn some of the material.It's a pretty hot field. It's not for everybody though. You have to really know a lot about a lot of things (IT related). SOC is probably not too bad because you can escalate if it's something beyond your capability.
Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
Thanks, hopefully he responds.I think RealClout is in a high level position in that field.
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