As the title suggests I’m stuck on what path to take. I left a big 4 with no tech experience as a Cyber Consultant and I'm currently using Try Hack Me to learn more about cybersecurity but I don’t really like Red Teaming however I am interested in cloud, particularly AWS Security. My question is, is AWS Security within the field of cyber security? submitted by /u/Cyber_Lord345 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I work in the SaaS cyber software industry and I have been toying with the idea of starting a cybersecurity consulting business. I used to work for VARs in the past and I wonder how saturated the cybersecurity consulting market now while fully aware that there is great workers demand from CISO, all the way to on the ground practitioners. Not sure if I have an exact question but more looking for general thoughts and experiences. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Star_Amazed [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Younger cousin is a freshman in university going for a cybersecurity major. As a freshman he already wants to get working on a senior project combining some existing yet continually expanding coding skills, so he can slowly build something useful over the next 4 years and maybe bring it to market even beyond that. Any suggestions for him? submitted by /u/NJGabagool [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I make 160k. Plus nice benefits like a pension and lots of paid time off. Flexible schedule. I’m content. Low stress. Work with good people. Downside - no room for growth due to corporate politics. I always get the itch to go out there and make more money though. I had an opportunity for 250-300k from Amazon I didnt pursue. What do you think about my experience? Would you do it? Senior Information Security Consultant • Provides consultation for the design, delivery and quality of secure data application and infrastructure solutions in Amazon Web Services (AWS) and on-prem environment. • Consu ..read more

The users at the company I work for are frequently targeted by smishing, vishing, or phishing attacks through their private accounts (often LinkedIn), targeting their work credentials. Since it's their private space, we are completely blind here. However, this attack vector is very prevalent as an initial entry point and it targets the weakest links in the defence chain: the users. Our user training efforts have been helpful to some extent, and some users have even contacted us to report these attacks. However, we would like to include an additional item in our response, are you aware of any ..read more

Hello everyone! Thinking of getting a Flipper Zero, mainly for RFID stuff. If you've used it: How's the performance? Pros and cons, particularly for RFID? Most useful use cases you've tried? Just looking for some honest, straight-up feedback. To whoever might answer my questions, thank you so much. submitted by /u/Gold_Definition_216 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Is he wrong? Should we report him to the CEO? There are some data graph leaked. submitted by /u/IamOkei [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

is it better to major in computer science or information technology for a career in cybersecurity ? submitted by /u/MusicHeaven1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all, We're looking at this too, managed by a 3rd.party soc (not R7) for our SMB. I like its use of agents but see they recommend a domain admin account for this agent. We have DA accounts fairly locked down, i.e they can't logon or aren't admins to laptops. Is this going to become an issue where we'll need a domain admin account just for R7 and have to unwind some of our standard config. Or is it just the endpoint are fine with the agent installed but this is "just" for severs? Any insight into the product itself is welcome too submitted by /u/DaithiG [visit reddit] [comments ..read more