Cybersecurity Careers: Threat Detection, Incident Response or Both?

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⏰ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:27 Becoming a Cybersecurity Engineer
01:26 Cyberwox Academy
01:49 Threat Detection
02:04 CyberDefenders Giveaway
03:59 Threat Detection Engineer
04:10 Incident Response
04:46 Combining Roles
05:47 Practical Skills & Tools
06:12 Getting Started
07:01 Salaries & Pay
09:08 Specialization
09:40 Job Duties
12:49 Experience
13:24 Final Thoughts

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⚠️DISCLAIMER
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[DayCyberwox]

🤔What career path is your preferred? Incident Response or Threat Detection?

[RealCyberDefenders]

Awesome video as usual, Day! We're proud to sponsor this content and support the community with training resources and certifications that align with the vital skills you've outlined. Keep up the great work in guiding the next generation of cyber defenders!

[updateserver]

I have about two years of SOC experience under my belt. Working on a specialization now ⚔️

[DigitalHoplite]

Awesome video, I’m a veteran working on my masters at WGU, it’s my goal to become a SOC analyst then specialize out like you mentioned, the cyber defenders training sounds great!

[joshuaspeshock]

Super solid detail and very clear and concise examples. Also, the discord section explaining the community and how to join etc was amazing, really like that addition👍👍. For me, I prefer detection engineering because of my experience going through DFIR reports and building detections around different threat actors etc, but also reading books such as Practical Threat Detection Engineering. Overall, what I really like about threat detection engineering is the research aspect such as learning about different TTPs threat actors etc use and how to incorporate detections around that and much more through automation. However, you can’t go wrong with both because they are crucially valuable to an organization etc because eventhough the good guys are evolving, unfortunately the bad guys are as well so there always be a need for both, but I would prefer threat detection engineering for now, and try to learn and grow how to incorporate both and work with the different aspects more 👍. Solid video our man great work!

[adedirangoodness]

Thank you, Day, for always sharing such insightful details.🔥🔥

[Flux]

Hi Day, great video! I already purchased the CCD exam + course. But I would love a year subscription to the cyber range to continue my studies! Thank you!

[muli]

Subscribed, greetings from Switzerland

[aaronkclark]

Everyone talks about getting into cybersecurity but somebody needs to make a video on how to get OUT of cybersecurity.

[MartinHeisenberg-mvow]

Good day sir I would please like to ask. What is the profession in cyber security that focusses on phishing emails? I don't know if I phrases the question correctly. Thanks again for the content you share

[marshmac]

Is there a voucher or discount code available if I want to purchase a subscription on my own?

[TixRubber]

Thank you for the giveaway, i have recently completed my bcom degree but I think so it's not for me . One of cousin said me about cybersecurity field and that's awesome . I'm still finding out better certificate that can help me to develop my knowledge 😅

[patrickchan]

I see you are now comfortable revealing your employer 🙂 well done. I know previously you didn't want to. What made you change your mind?

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