I really appreciate the content. I really enjoyed the SOC Automation lab. I even made a spin-off Honey Pot lab off of that making a visual dashboard. I've learned quite a bit from your videos. Keep up the good work. I'd love to see more projects!
Thank you for your great quality content. Love the fact you do labs where you actually get to do things and practice using the tools instead of just uploading "Best Cibersec Certificates in 2024" that is always the same . Keep up the good work. Looking forward to check your course.
Excellent content as usual. Quick unrelated question though: If I am someone who is changing careers to hopefully get into cybersecurity, what kind of job title would you suggest using for a website like LinkedIn? I'm talking about the job title that appears under your name when people see your profile. For example, should I use something like "SOC Analyst in training", "Aspiring SOC Analyst", "Cybersecurity Analyst", etc ? Also at what point is it reasonable to switch to one of these titles instead of using my current non-related job title since I'm still somewhat new to this? I currently have A+/Net+/Sec+ and Microsoft SC-900. Thanks for all of your help and content.
Honestly I wouldn’t stress too much over that, you can put whatever you want at any time but make sure you don’t put something you’re not. If your goal is for the SOC, out of those 3, i would put “Aspiring SOC Analyst” - btw great job on getting all those certs 🙌
To learn these, you will require some form of general cybersecurity education and then focus on SOC related training. Take a look at my SOC Roadmap for more information. Depending on your budget, Cyberdefenders training is what I would enroll in. If budget is tight, CDSA labs are fine.
Great question, labs I would put the skills you've learned from the labs onto the resume rather than the actual lab if that makes sense. In the interview, you can talk about it if the opportunity presents itself.
Something else you can do is to create a blog (Medium) where you write step by step what you did during the lab and then provide the link in your cv. This Will show 1) your writing skills to report investigation and 2) that you are actually like doing the work. Writing this also helps to review your own learning progress
@@MyDFIR i appreciate that. I need deep forensics to find who hacked my phone and laptop ( its ongoing). Im taking TCM and Try Hack me courses. I'll take yours when it's ready.
