July 6, 2023, 8:09 a.m. | /u/Definitely_Not_A_Lie

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After working in security fresh out of uni for a few years, I understand what people mean when they say "cyber isn't a good first career". I have about 2 years of basic GRC/consulting experience, and 2 years of basic blue team/SOC experience, but I often don't understand the underlying infra/networking that my security recommendations/tools are operating on top of. I enjoy the work I do when I understand what's going on though.

I'm job hunting again after a few …

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