Cybersecurity DFIR Analyst
Removing gates and fighting imposter syndrome.
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I can’t change or control the behaviour of other people, whether they are in the news or in my own life.
I *can* control how I react, and what I focus on. I *can* ensure I get my work done and enough rest. I *can* choose where and how I spend my time, and with whom.
Being a first time speaker at my favorite #cybersecurity conference a few weeks ago was an amazing experience and having the opportunity to catch up with a lot of colleagues and meet new people at @BlueTeamCon this year made it a fantastic weekend in Chicago.
Thankful for all the great work volunteers and staff at #BlueTeamCon do every year.
New blog post
I often get asked how to break into cybersecurity at local infosec meetups and social media DMs
I was not too happy with much of the content I saw while trying to point people to resources, too much clickbait.
I decided to explain why there is no secret recipe to joining this our field: https://flaksec.com/why-there-is-no-secret-recipe-to-start-your-career-in-cybersecurity/
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PS: I love this markdown support.
In the realm of cybersecurity, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of advice articles and YouTube tutorials promising the ultimate blueprint to kickstart your career. These resources often make it seem like there's a single, well-paved path to success. But the reality is far from it.
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Kevin Beaumont