@scottaltiparmak: I’ve interviewed 30+ security professionals this year, and one gap keeps showing up: technical foundations. Knowing how to investigate alerts, write detections, and use a SIEM is valuable. But security engineering eventually requires you to actually deploy, integrate, troubleshoot, and sometimes architect the systems you’re securing. That’s why some of the strongest security engineers I’ve worked with came from sysadmin and systems engineering backgrounds. Don’t just learn security tools. Learn networks. Learn systems. Learn identity. Understand what’s happening underneath the tool. That foundation will take you way further. #cybersecurity #securityengineer #cybersecuritycareer #infosec #cybersecurityjobs

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yeilowish
yellowish :
any good systems resources for someone that only really knows how to use the tools ?
2026-09-06 08:07:04
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chiefgyk3d
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ive said this for years and its partially why I always say to start with networking. Senior Engineer now 15 years IT and Cybersecurity experience
2026-08-18 16:20:44
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mawoza_deepsa
MawozaDeep :
at this point I think the best thing to do to become a cybersecurity professional is to know everything
2026-08-20 04:15:37
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johngallis19
JohnGallis19 :
I have 5 years experience at a MSP as the security operation engineer and now 2 years of ai and ai security 👍
2026-08-18 11:34:34
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omsaj.ire
omsaj :
Completely agree! I went from sysadmin to sec engineer. The most natural transition imo! Network engineers are awesome as well! If you rush starting in security, you'll be delayed later in your career. Put your effort in early and your career progression later will be accelerated!
2026-08-18 13:39:10
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