Become a SOC Analyst in 2024 with this ROADMAP

[@MyDFIR]

I've put a lot of time into this and have interviewed a bunch of candidates who want to become SOC analysts. The TLDR is that many candidates are lacking the fundamentals. PLEASE DO NOT SKIP THIS. Follow this roadmap and do the trainings, take it one step at a time. Cybersecurity is difficult and not easy.

[@CyberAndy_]

Sir wow I was previously working for sneeds feed and seed but when the old owner chuck sold the company, I lost my job. I was looking into pentesting roles but in my first interview they were asking if I knew "Kelly Linicks", so that is true, Networking with others will especially help in the future in case I get asked about her again. I never knew that analyzing socks would help me get my first gig but it makes sense now. Its all about doing whatever you can to get your opportunity handed to you., also it is great to know that I am not the only one trying to get an entry level role with no knowledge or experience. I think I might also make a youtube just like you tomorrow and start making cybersecurity "Content" thank you Sir.

[@ggajendra1705]

Send

[@x0rZ15t]

As a SOC analyst I'd love to see the same roadmap video but for "threat hunting". All in all, fantastic content as always, really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with the community! 🙏

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks! Thats a great suggestion ❤️

[@KickingAndGoals]

Trying to do a career change and this is by far the most logical roadmap. It just makes sense to learn hardware then network and then dive into security. You need the fundamentals regardless. Thanks for the info!

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks and absolutely agree "You need the fundamentals regardless." No shortcuts here! Let me know if you have any questions 💪

[@Kheneh]

This video popped up on my timeline and I couldn’t be more thankful. It’s highly informative, I wish I came up 6months before now, nevertheless, I’m glad it it out now. I’ll try gaining knowledge on certain things I skipped. And I hope budding Soc analysts come across this video too, cos it’s highly impactful

[@MyDFIR]

Awesome! Thanks for watching and I do hope those wanting to become SOC Analysts find this video 😊

[@Linux333]

My projects got me my first job even though I had an unrelated degree

[@jacoblee3427]

Crying here at helpdesk with bunch of projects and certificates 😢

[@Linux333]

Part of the country matters. Which certificates?

[@jacoblee3427]

CompTIA A, Net, Security + and az900. I am in CA

[@jacoblee3427]

@@Linux333 CompTIA A, Network, Security+ and AZ900. I am here at CA with AA degree in irreverent major lol

[@gladiator9756]

Hi, may I know what projects you did? Thanks!

[@headshotcaptain8389]

THIS is EXACTLY what's needed for those such as myelf that is painstakenly trying to break into/still break into the Cyber Security field. The blueprint outlined in this video is logical from beginning to end that cuts straight to the point, unlike how its conveyed to beginners/enthusiasts alike from bullshit cyber security influencers. Thank you for a concise blueprint on how to land a rewarding career as a SOC Analyst!

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks! Happy it helps ❤️

[@darthclone7]

have you finally been able to break into cyber security field?

[@monochromenight8943]

Best video of this type I've found. No hype, no fluff.

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you, I appreciate that ❤️

[@rashedenab431]

Thank you legend, I’m working as a software engineer working with Linux, Bash, python scripts. And I’ve been thinking to switch career to SOC analysis. This is what I’ve been looking for! Great video! Keep up the good work!

[@MyDFIR]

Glad I could help! Let me know if you have any questions.

[@DEBO5]

I’m trying to switch from web development and hopefully I can specialize in web app security maybe you can follow a similar route or think about developing a simple cyber security tool like a SOC dashboard or something. Anyways good luck

[@johnvardy9559]

Definitely the best advisor in the field

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you ❤️

[@roasty7720]

I deeply thank you for your hard work on making these videos and supporting all of us

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you for watching ❤️ I am happy this helps

[@deesick_]

Thank you for these videos

[@MyDFIR]

My pleasure!

[@joshuaspeshock4636]

Definitely a game changer! Very advantageous advice and steps! Very beneficial information and really well-done! Definitely going to check out the resources you mentioned as well such as resume templates etc. thank you so much for what you do for the community and overall a very solid video for the purpose!

[@MyDFIR]

Happy to provide everyone a guided path to become a SOC analyst ❤️ thanks for watching!

[@whoami-ty1kp]

Hey, I just started watching your vids 3 days ago. I'm glad i found your channel. Its very helpful. I'd like to thank you for creating such a amazing content. Keep up with the good work 👍🏻✌🏻.

[@whoami-ty1kp]

Signing up for mentorship and joining discord is done. Hopefully I'm gonna get your more help in my cyber security journey.😅

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks for watching! Happy to know it was helpful ❤

[@marlinshanklin-ww7em]

God bless you and continued growth for your channel.

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you so much!

[@Ynerson9003]

So happy I just found you great content

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you!!

[@jocelynb8935]

Great info I’ve already completed steps 1-4 once I finish getting the SOC analyst certification I’ll focus on creating a portfolio. My laptop is like 6 years old and I’ll have to buy a new one before I set up VMs but your videos are great. You are able to explain clearly, and simply for beginners to understand. Really appreciate the info!

[@MyDFIR]

Awesome work! Time to put in those reps and you got this 🙌

[@zarifkhan6142]

Bro, how much time did it take you to do it? Also if you don't mind please let me know how much time you spent each day.. Thanks

[@OiMingChan]

Thanks for your time to provide that many details information. You are awesome. Happy New Year 🎉

[@toukio_]

Thank you for sharing. I feel so small while listening to this.

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks for watching! We all start somewhere and I am here to make sure you aren't alone!

[@setasonte6392]

Thank you very much for this, i have actually done my A+ , network+ and security+ now i am gonna follow the remainding of your steps

[@MyDFIR]

Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions ❤️

[@setasonte6392]

@@MyDFIR tried to get the mentorship on your website but never got email how long does it usually take ?

[@MyDFIR]

Apologies, I am working on both the backfill of the emails and my course - I’ll try and answer all of them by either tonight or tomorrow.

[@setasonte6392]

@@MyDFIR thank you very much appreciate it

[@Destroymaster100]

awesome, im taking this similar path but for network engineering. im studying A+ at the moment. will be studying for network+ once i get certified for A+, then ill be going for CCNA and CCNP.

[@MyDFIR]

Love it! Great job 💪

[@RozzClips]

So far best blueprint starting this year.

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks! Hope people follow it if they want to become a SOC analyst!

[@m.e.p.b.]

Salamat. Mabuhay ka! Watching from 🇵🇭

[@rw2783]

I am definitely starting to realise you have to have a solid understanding of networking to get into cybersecurity. I’m doing my Comptia a+ at the moment.

[@MyDFIR]

Yup, networking is something we MUST know. Great that you realized that quickly! Continue to level up and you’ll be in a good spot 💪

[@AndreasChavez]

Insane value, getting your road map book. Actually I was happy to see you only had 15k followers because it means ill have an advantage to all of the people that come a long later. ahhaah. sort of. Dude awesome, getting your book now.

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you! If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

[@Noc___]

Your channel is awesome bro. I’m sad I didn’t find it earlier lol. I just finished the video you made with the free alternatives to the cdsa. Since you mentioned both the cdsa and the ccd in this video which would you think is more beginner friendly coming off from finishing google cybersecurity certification? I was thinking BTL1 would be even more beginner friendly than going for either of those, but now I’m thinking about just doing the free resources instead.

[@MyDFIR]

All good, you found me now! haha - I would switch the mindset from beginner friendly to most bang for your buck to learn the skills required and the answer to that is the free resources BUT you will be required to perform a bunch of research on your end which will take time and if you can afford time, all the power to you! If not, then take either CDSA or CCD whichever is cheaper. BTL1 is enough to be slightly above a junior analyst but expensive compared to CDSA. If you want a more guided approach, you could look into enrolling into the CDSA modules and skip out on the cert itself. The modules should provide you those skills required. Hope that helps!

[@Noc___]

@@MyDFIR That helps. Thank you! I know there's still a waitlist for your course, but where would you put THAT course in the realm of all of these options?

[@MyDFIR]

@@Noc___ Great question! Since I am creating it, I'll put it above everything else haha - it will include similar content to CDSA & CCD with the addition of the cloud & SOAR so I would say slightly better than CDSA & might be on par with CCD but where I fall short is the in-browser experience. My course will not have that unfortunately, and instead will be a mix of using the cloud and hosting on the students machine. As a result, both CDSA & CCD are a better option for those that have limited resources on their machine and I will always recommend these two in that case. My course will also be all video so students will have a chance to follow along and those who enjoy how I present my SOC Automation Project series & SOC Mini-course will know what to expect. With that being said, nothing beats free so the free alternatives I list under my CDSA video will essentially help you get to 80%. If students cannot afford to enroll in paid training, I will highly encourage them to look at the free alternatives that I've listed. At the end of the day, it's all about the students learning experience so if I see that there is something missing, I will continue to add to the course & create videos here on YT to ensure they get the proper training & knowledge needed.

[@apathy_anas]

I agree with the @MyDFIR! Shifting your mindset from beginner-friendly to getting the most value for your investment is a great approach. Free resources are fantastic if you have the time to dive into self-research, but if you're looking for a more structured path, CCD is an excellent choice. CCD offers in-depth content with realistic, hands-on labs that closely mimic real-world scenarios. The high-quality video materials make the learning process engaging and effective. While CDSA is more budget-friendly, CCD's comprehensive content and practical skills make it worth the investment. Hope this helps, and best of luck on your learning journey!

[@aneshabritford2942]

@MyDFIR Thanks so much for all the great content, you're awesome and you are greatly appreciated!!

[@MyDFIR]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching ❤️

[@clarencewray3806]

what kind of projects did you do ? do you mind sharing?

[@juvensjeune7838]

This was pretty simple and informative i like it 🔥

[@MyDFIR]

Glad to hear!

[@spoderman9787]

Great video thank you , Btw i love the Shenron figure back there 🐉

[@MyDFIR]

Haha thank you!!

[@deionfelix8271]

So motivational thank for you dedication and enthusiasm to changing lives

[@MyDFIR]

My pleasure!! I want you all to be successful ❤️

[@fernandoc8876]

I'm already an L2 Network Security Engineer, but this made so much sense to me, I'll buy you a coffee 🙂

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you!!

[@RubenMuñozAragon-e9n]

Gracias por el contenido No hay mucho que se refieran a Blue Team, hardering de equipo etc ... Gracias.

[@elliscaicedo9045]

you are a good person

[@MyDFIR]

❤️❤️ appreciate it

[@AheadX5255]

Golden Information!

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks!

[@prostigeMarketing]

Yes i work in the financial industry and I noticed everything is moving to cloud, not to mention they're always hiring for cloud cyber positions

[@MyDFIR]

Yup, however there will always be some companies who will not move to the cloud but regardless of that, folks should learn the cloud to stay relevant!

[@oleksandrzagorodnii1087]

Thank you, it was very interesting. Now I know what to do for the next 5 years to become (maybe) a junior SOC Analyst. You forgot to include a new trend such as AI. Now all companies will integrate it into the work.

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks for watching! This will put you in the right path to becoming a SOC Analyst, I have no doubt in that. As for AI...ehhh is what I would say to that haha. Sure AI is here and companies want to jump on that new shiny object but realistically speaking many organizations are hesitant to integrate that because of privacy issues. (AI needs to learn somehow but using what data?) - Nonetheless, AI is here to stay but at the end of the day, it'll help us analysts focus on what matters most and that is investigations!

[@MrNoobGoAway]

Would be nice to make video tutorials on all the homelab projects mentioned in the video. ❤

[@MyDFIR]

I do have SOME on my channel that I’ve created. Thinking of doing some more.

[@bluebadgersec]

Great stuff, Steve.

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you ❤️

[@blackopszombiekill3r]

Just passed security plus exam and now it’s time to do these projects 🎉

[@MyDFIR]

Nice!!! Congratulations 🎉

[@ZeeWolfed]

Thanks for the video really informative

[@MyDFIR]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Anbuboom]

Thanks, you got Straight to it.

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks for watching! Time is a valuable resource, my goal is to make sure I don’t waste your time ❤️

[@kemo92]

Thank you for this information

[@MyDFIR]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching ❤️

[@steventelfer8186]

Thank you as always!

[@MyDFIR]

My pleasure!

[@nerdlabstudios7023]

Hey, great video! ~ thx🎉, so ive quite literally just begun my cybersec certification, learning & building journey here ive started by enrolling in self study Google Coursera cybersecurity pro course (for beginners with foundational knowledge). My questions are: 1)- For someone or those who are not enrolled in college but rather on the path of self studies how long approximately would it take to complete this road map? Are we talking about a year & a half perhaps? 2)- Are you able to approximate the total cost if someone did this entire roadmap? 3)- How realistic is it to gain a remote role at entry level if hypothetically someone has every cert in this roadmap then goes and applies for a job?

[@BigHeadPatReviews]

Thanks a lot! I got the road map and resume template

[@MyDFIR]

Awesome! Thank you for your support ❤️please let me know if you have any questions!

[@BigHeadPatReviews]

@@MyDFIR gotcha! I’m in school for computer networking and cybersecurity. In really want to get into SOC. But I’m starting from ground zero. Any suggestions??

[@MyDFIR]

Take a lot of notes, networking is important in this field and follow the roadmap for additional learnings, specifically the hands on labs

[@BigHeadPatReviews]

@@MyDFIR got you

[@BigHeadPatReviews]

@@MyDFIR followed you on IG also!

[@oziegbeaaron5809]

Well and easily explained

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks for watching!

[@syedanas2823]

please start a playlist on complete soc course... would love to see

[@MyDFIR]

I have various playlists that Ive created to help you along your journey! Feel free to check them out.

[@azukaabrahamnduka5242]

Interesting narrative

[@eniggma9353]

You da man. Thanks..

[@MyDFIR]

Glad to help

[@omovibe]

Awesome video

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks!

[@MW-cs8zd]

Sick nugz. Muchos gracias

[@MyDFIR]

thanks for watching!

[@BilalSAVAGE]

Hi DFIR, I am a second year bachelors student and just recently completed the Google CyS cert. Would you recommend me to go for Security+ now or later? (personally my plan was to do this during summer) but I heard from people that it expires after 3 years and you should only do it close to graduation or when job finding...I personally thought that if I do it now it'll help me land a good internship in my 3rd year summer obviously along with good projects in my resume, and even after graduation I would have 1 year before it expires.

[@MyDFIR]

It’ll depend on your workload, if you feel comfortable taking some time out of your school to study for security+, i say go for it. Otherwise, focus on your education first and perhaps dabble in some hands on labs and/or projects instead. Hope that helps!

[@HittmanKelly]

Thank you

[@MyDFIR]

Welcome!

[@exljnr1721]

very informative sir

[@MyDFIR]

Thanks!

[@eBotball]

Sir i dont have that much money yo buy the course THE MYDFIR SOC ANALYST COURSE:, ,is that roadmap is enough to crack the first job position in cybersecurity field?

[@Kymkin2]

You listed the labs. I know you did the Wazuh lab, but are you planning on doing the other labs that you mentioned or do you have another good resource to complete the other labs? I'm at the point that I need to build a portfolio.

[@MyDFIR]

👀 I may have some future planned videos haha - In the meantime, I would recommend you research how to perform said labs/projects. I listed the objectives and that is something you can try and accomplish. Hope that helps!

[@saitamatheonepunchman7685]

What are your thoughts on learning SOC Analyst through Cybrary? Is that a liable source?

[@MyDFIR]

Its OK. A bit pricey - If you have an employer to pay for you then great, otherwise there are better options like THM, TCM, HTB etc.

[@sportz12]

Hey i want to learn tools likes Wireshark,splunk,snort and more but thier are only limited resources and doesn't contain every thing how can i learn them please help

[@MyDFIR]

Anything specific you are looking for? Nothing better than its documentation as that shows everything you need to know. I've also created videos on Wireshark & Snort and how to investigate PCAPs if that is what you are looking for.

[@vishnupujari8899]

Do you prefer Comptia Security+ Study Guide Exam by Mike Chapple and David Seidl?

[@MyDFIR]

Yup absolutely, anything that touches on Security+ should be decent. For that particular book, I would look for 701 (latest version)

[@IamJohnKelly]

Do security engineers next please

[@MyDFIR]

Dare I say this roadmap will help you become a security engineer as well heheh Only thing that is missing for a security engineer is coding IMO - learn to understand how to read basic code and edit them. Everything else in the roadmap should teach you the skills required to become a security engineer.

[@IamJohnKelly]

@@MyDFIR thanks bro

[@vishal25532]

what if someone don't have money for any certification? He can't become a SOC analyst?

[@MyDFIR]

Correct - Just kidding, it's not the end of the world but understand that it'll be that much more difficult. Networking and putting yourself out there would be one of the top priorities I would recommend if that is the case.

[@MarcioOz]

I've just transitioned from two years in cyber GRC to a SecOps Lead Analyst role in a SOC and I'm encoutering challenges in investigating IDS/IPS and WAF (ModSec) firings, monitoring our m365 environment with Microsoft Defenter, and building & running Splunk searches for network monitoring, detection and response. To make things more interesting, I have no hands-on experience in digital forensics (pcap analysis). I am looking for an ideal course that will help me expand on my technical skills, and am torn between SEC504 (SANS) and the Microsoft Cybersecurity Analyst Professional Certificate. Which one would you recommend me?

[@MyDFIR]

Great question. For SANS is this course something your employer would foot the bill? If so, I would take it. Otherwise, I would look for something else such as my course to help you build that investigative methodology and analysis then I would couple that with Microsoft SC200 to learn more about Azure and Defender.

[@MarcioOz]

​@@MyDFIR Yes, they will cover the cost. Given the significant price difference, I considered using the SANS course budget to take several short courses instead. However, I feel that SEC504 might check most of the boxes and be a quicker path overall. Thanks for the input, SEC504 it is then :)

[@MyDFIR]

Awesome! You’ll have an amazing time with SANS.

[@krrishawesomeness3125]

I want to get into a SOC analyst or threat analyst role (with no prior experience and a Bachelor's in CS) and so far I've done the SOC Level 1 pathway on TryHackMe. I'm planning to spend the next few months getting the Security +, SC 200 and Blue Team Level 1 while practicing on Range Forces and doing the SOC Level 2 TryHackMe pathway. Does making writeups of these rooms count as the documenting you mentioned in the video? In addition to this and setting up a home lab what else do you suggest I do?

[@MyDFIR]

Great question, yes simply writing will count as documentation or atleast it should build your writing skills / get you into a habit of putting things down. Aside from home labs, look into SOC related projects to build up those troubleshooting & research skills.

[@CrazyCat229]

I have worked in SOC for 3 years now. My business shut down the SOC to do only Consulting, Purple Team and Red Team. I currently have my A+, Net+, Sec+ and plan to get some Linux certs. I also have training in Crowdstrike, Carbon Black, Palo Alto Cortex XDR, Alien Vault, Securonix and we started to look into Palo Alto's SOAR program before they shut us down. I am having no luck with getting any call backs. I also have worked in IT for 10+ years as well, So it's not like I just jumped on the bandwagon and have no IT background. Should I look into some AWS and Asure certifications as well? I am getting frustrated.

[@MyDFIR]

Great question and I am sorry to hear that. Was this an in house SOC or MSSP? Please correct me if I am wrong but during your time in the SOC, I assume you weren’t solely doing alert triage but also building alerts, threat hunts, tuning & investigations? Reason I say this is because 3 years in the SOC is quite a long time and you can start to think about specializing. Cloud certifications won’t hurt and learning something new is always exciting. Do keep in mind that the job market is terrible right now and unfortunately something you cannot control. I know you have what it takes and are a smart individual. I hope that helps ❤️

[@CrazyCat229]

Was MSSP so we dug in only as far as the customer wanted us to. Honestly, I spent a lot of time on the phone having customers be like why are you waking me up at 3am. @@MyDFIR

[@CrazyCat229]

@@MyDFIR really appreciate the content amd the reply.

[@notorioussimcard6785]

Hello, what do you think of the Btl1 cert? if youve heard of it😮

[@MyDFIR]

There are a lot of mixed reviews but at the end of the day it, the material is quite decent for a junior SOC analyst.

[@alyx3135]

Hi, I am planning on buying the roadmap written on a .pdf on gumroad but what is the difference between this video and the .pdf thanks! and any alternatives to CCD or HTB certification they are expensive for me as a student

[@MyDFIR]

Great question! The PDF is essentially the same as this video however, I have included links to everything I talk about within the PDF. It is also a different delivery method (reading vs watching) and some folks prefer the former. As for alternatives, not really when it comes to certifications but you can go for HTB and not take the certificate to save on some money and earn those skills. You can also go the free route via researching on Google.

[@ibrahimandong1572]

Hey what do you think about Blue Team L1 instead ?

[@MyDFIR]

Its alright - it is a bit pricer than CDSA. I personally would opt for CDSA as it does appear to have more “advanced” modules

[@ibrahimandong1572]

@@MyDFIR yeah I’m actually starting it tomorrow morning Thanks

[@kandofulful]

This is very informative. Do you know any platform one can learn and practice as a soc analyst after passing the ccna and the security + exams?

[@MyDFIR]

LetsDefend comes closest when it comes to "soc alerts" but the other resources listed in this roadmap helps build up the skill.

[@Bareeqq]

Thanks for the great content, Where can i get the SY0-701 book?

[@MyDFIR]

You could take a look at amazon there are some books there for 701

[@ShrustiShaholiya]

For beginner in this field of soc analyst what should we take second step?

[@MyDFIR]

The roadmap will provide you with what to do next!

[@lilmamagc]

you should go to school. the best way is to go for the bachelor's degree, and get several internships while in school. Do good on those internships and try to apply for a full time position

[@itsksujan]

I'm curious you didn't mention security+ , why is that ?

[@MyDFIR]

I did, it is @2:13 - Obtain Security+ and move onto obtaining SOC specific certifications

[@itsksujan]

Yep, thank you so much , great content.🙏

[@obadiahhustles]

I will join this

[@MyDFIR]

Awesome, let me know if you have any questions along the way. I want you to succeed and by following this I am sure you will get there. (yes it will cost money unfortunately for these trainings but you will be INVESTING IN YOURSELF.)

[@obadiahhustles]

I want to enroll immediately

[@leongranz7]

If I have ISC2 do you still recommend to take Google cybersecurity fundamentals?

[@MyDFIR]

Isc2 CC? I would recommend taking google course afterwards. It will reinforce your knowledge and should provide you with additional information along with a security+ voucher afterwards.

[@seetsamolapo5600]

What's your opinion on the Blue Team Level 1?

[@MyDFIR]

It provides decent knowledge and puts you slightly above a junior analyst IMO whereas CDSA & CCD appears to offer “advanced” topics. BTL1 costs more than CDSA as well.

[@ggajendra1705]

I need ROAD MAP

[@marcpayz8747]

Legend

[@EmarFlix-q4n]

what about hacking skils? can we become SOC anaylst with zero knowlagede of red team operations?

[@MyDFIR]

Yes. You don’t need hacking skills but its nice to be aware of what they can do and the purpose of it.

[@sumanshrana1663]

Can a average motivated student can do all this in 1 year from scratch with prior knowledge of only c++ and dsa

[@MyDFIR]

I would say a year is quite tight if I am being honest. I would aim for 1.5-2 to be in a good state.

[@sumanshrana1663]

@@MyDFIR thank you brother

[@melioraetude730]

I only obtained Associate’s Degree. Is that enough for me to land a job with skills?

[@MyDFIR]

I would try for a certificate as well to increase your chances and by gaining practical experience and doing projects while networking with others 👍

[@lilmamagc]

depends. that's what i did, associate and security plus but it wasn't enough

[@TayyabKhan-tb5ei]

Cybersecurity engineer or Cybersecurity analyst which one is best....

[@MyDFIR]

Heheh depends on you! Engineer is typically a more “senior” role, at least in my eyes.

[@sumanshrana1663]

sould i go for masters in cyber security in europe

[@MyDFIR]

That is up to you!

[@Clxiro]

Should I get CySA?

[@MyDFIR]

Honestly, if going the SOC route I would focus on the certs listed in the video. However if you want to take CySa, go for it!

[@j.nihanthreddy2058]

I had a doubt u didn't mention anything about linux 😅😅😅

[@MyDFIR]

Linux becomes more prevalent when you start to do engineering side of things. Most companies use Windows hence why there isn’t any mention of Linux. But of course, knowing Linux would be great.

[@BoiteyO]

How many years will it take to complete all?

[@MyDFIR]

Realistically 1.5-2 years

[@leshanium]

HOW TO BE A CYBERSEC ENGINEER?

[@johndee-c3g]

How much will the soc course cost?

[@MyDFIR]

Great question still deciding on the value to price but will talk about it more once the course had gone through its testing phase

[@vidyaprakash571]

Can an indian do thesew certification

[@josemmm11]

Sure. Im from dominican republic and im planning to do it

[@MyDFIR]

I do not see why not

[@MyDFIR]

Great stuff 👍

[@scuffedjays3862]

Perfect video 🔥

[@MyDFIR]

Thank you ❤️

[@OiVinn-eq1ml]

What about Cybrary or TryHackMe?