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In today’s digital landscape, scams abound on popular social media platforms. Unfortunately, individuals seeking to change their profession are often targeted by unscrupulous actors.
As a result, there is a pressing concern within the Polish community regarding these deceptive practices.
To combat this, I propose a proactive approach—a “cookbook” of essential steps for aspiring professionals:
No Shortcuts:
The path to success in any field, especially Cyber Security, requires a solid foundation. Without basic knowledge of infrastructure, networking, and security principles, one cannot effectively protect environments or pursue relevant courses.
Learn from Experts:
Seek wisdom from established mentors like Mike Holcomb, Jeff Winter, Joost van der Locht, Mark Hage, Adam Lange and explore reputable resources such as Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Nationaal Cyber Security Centrum (NCSC-NL), hashtag#hackernews, BleepingComputer, and even Wikipedia
Why Wikipedia? It helps identify blind spots—knowing what you don’t know is crucial.
Hands-On Lab Experience:
Engage in theoretical and practical learning. Build your expertise by experimenting with hashtag#hypervisors (e.g., Proxmox Server Solutions, hashtag#XCP-NG), exploring diverse systems, and mastering security tools like Wazuh, hashtag#Security Onion, and hashtag#Kali hashtag#Linux.
Strategic Planning:
Craft a personalized plan. Mentors can guide you step by step, highlighting effective paths. Avoid reinventing the wheel; follow a well-defined roadmap.
As for my recent endeavor, I’ve invested in hashtag#PLCs from Siemens and Arduino. These devices, coupled with insightful books, deepen my understanding of specific hashtag#ICS components—the very devices I aim to protect.
Remember, this journey is perpetual. Let’s continue striving for excellence together!
hashtag#awareness hashtag#cybersecurity hashtag#mentoring