> If you are young and wanting a promising trade in tech, security would absolutely be a good choice. Shit is going to get CRAZY.
Yes, but you can't be a CISSP or SOC monkey - that has no future.
You need to be an actual Software Engineer who understands development fundamentals, OS internals, web dev fundamentals, algorithms, etc as well as offensive and defensive concepts.
To many "cybersecurity" graduates in North America aren't even qualified to do L1 IT Helpdesk, which is a shame because the IT to Security talent pipeline is critical (along with the SRE, SWE, and ML to security pipeline).
Definitely agree. I guess I should have specified I meant "real programmer who wants a career". ;-)
As an “actual” software engineer, what do you recommend me to read to work in cybersecurity? Assume I have a solid background in OS internals, algos, networking, software engineering. I have never worked in cybersecurity though (I have never reversed engineered anything)