shellsharks
@shellsharks@infosec.pub
Infosec researcher | writes @ shellsharks.com
Mastodon: @shellsharks@infosec.exchange
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- Comment on Mentorship Monday - Discussions for career and learning! 5 weeks ago:
There’s no one path in to be sure. But there’s lots of ways to educate yourself and build a “hireable” portfolio from home and without getting a typical 4-year degree. Learn to code, get some applicable certifications, start a website (as your digital portfolio), contribute to open source or spin up your own project(s), etc… The IT/software/cyber market is not at its peak (in terms of opportunity), but we’re definitely still here and there are openings. It’s still a great field with a lot of perks if you can weather the challenges of “breaking in”. It’s also not going anywhere, despite what some may lead you to believe given the advent of “AI”. For those of us in tech, we’ll be the first to tell you that our jobs are pretty safe.
If it’s infosec you might be interested in, you may find this guide I put together and typically share interesting - shellsharks.com/getting-into-information-security.
Good luck!
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- Comment on Off-Topic Friday 1 month ago:
I’ve tried a bit. But not really day-to-day just yet
- Comment on Mentorship Monday - Discussions for career and learning! 1 month ago:
nope 😕
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- Comment on Mentorship Monday - Discussions for career and learning! 2 months ago:
Overall, yes. Day to day y’know it varies. Pure “security work” is, for me, genuinely interesting and I spend legit personal time learning and working on projects, for no other reason than they are kinda fun. What I do as a security engineer for a corporation day-to-day and week-to-week doesn’t always translate to the “fun stuff”. So my answer is somewhat nuanced. Yes, I do like cybersecurity. But no, I don’t always like the work in terms of how it manifests in corporate life.
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- Comment on What are You Working on Wednesday 2 months ago:
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- Comment on Off-Topic Friday 2 months ago:
Yeah $400 is too rich for me at this point in my life. But maybe one day 🤷♂️
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I just use an Osprey Comet daypack (amazon.com/…/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie…), though if I had just random money to burn I might go for the “Technonaut” www.tombihn.com/products/techonaut-30?variant=402…
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