Day, the skills and nuances you’ve honed over time are truly impressive! It’s clear that becoming an incident response engineer is a journey that requires hands-on experience and continuous learning. You can’t fake the depth of knowledge and expertise needed for this role. I admire how you’ve built these skills organically, mastering the intertwined skills of security engineering, detection, and incident response. It’s a testament to your dedication and passion for the field. Instead of traditional certifications, perhaps a structured learning path would better capture the breadth and depth of skills needed for this multifaceted role. Keep inspiring us with your expertise, bro!
Perfect breakdown, I’m interested in Threat Detection and I am following the feedback you provide to help me gain more textbook and practical experience where I am going to focus on SIEM and AWS. Thank you always!
Super insightful. I’m def interested in the CCD, from your description it seems like CCD would help in preparing for something like the IR engineer at least a bit. Thinking of pulling the trigger on the CCD real soon
