Day in my Life as a Cyber Security Engineer

Day in my Life as a Cyber Security Engineer

I a senior cyber security engineer and get to do many types of security integrations in different environments. This is the most common onsite deployment I do.

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[TrickyP]

Literally did this today for the first time with my manager, been in the SOC for 4 years (at three different companies) and now I'm a Cyber Security Engineer and will be doing the same on site, it's gunna be a good year

[kotimoto]

I'm a project manager and we have field Engineers, who do the rack, stack, power and ping. Rest of the set up is done remotely. I have a lot of respect for you guys. 🌞

[vishnusudarsanam]

This is how my neighbours see me when I reboot their router

[LogicalNiko]

Awesome work, as a person who has been doing this for 20+ years for healthcare, government, cloud providers, keep up the good work. The key in the field is really being able to communicate to multiple sides effectively. You will need to be able to both educate, analyze, explain, and plan with people of various background. This includes CEOs and CIOs, developers, project management, financial, compliance, legal, etc. I can’t stress the importance of being well read in OWASP, NIST, privacy, as well as keep on top of the daily exploit news. The best job you can ever do is change the mindset of your customers to recognize the risks themselves.

[hayaganda]

I've binge-watching all your videos and I find it interesting since I was working on my school webinar regarding cyber awareness. Love it, more videos to come! 💚

[JITCompilation]

currently just started my first SE job so it's fun peering into what other people do during their work day. liked and subscribed!

[johncnorris]

I have my own little cart that I bring on-site. Having a horizontal surface to work on, shelves for tool bags, and is big enough to load up those boxes is a blessing. Everyone that sees me in the data centers always walks up and asks about the cart.

[Nobody-mdkt]

I’ve been a software engineer for the past few years. Love it. But something about hardware, networking, and security has always fascinated me. Love these kinds of videos.

[killablaze]

Keep on posting Sir!! I'm aiming for this role still a young man with the passion to become a Cyber Security Specialist.

[johnflorence]

much respect for field engineers. I worked as post and now on pre sales, sometimes I wish not to talk so much with account team people, chill vibes in your video

[Oliver_Saer]

That's pretty dope, it seems like you act with the highest degree of professionalism. I hope your clients appreciate your services. Good job 😃

[Skulltroxx]

love watching professional doing work.. feels good to know that there are people who can actually do some complex things

[Jai]

Wow. This is a great example of an efficient walkthrough video!

[dashbaby]

Thank you for this content and please show more like this. I will be beginning my IT career soon. This video was insightful and motivating. This is a great video.🙌🏾

[TyDaGreatest.]

Someone should do a day in my life as a unemployed entry level I.T support. You know doing projects for free, paying ridiculous money for certificates with your dead end job, kissing ass to recruiters and networking your ass off, applying for jobs and getting rejection emails, going on interviews and getting turn down time and time again, I think that be cool.

[ionicgaming]

Nice man, I'm in school as we speak for this field, Just finished my A+ net+ next will be doing VISIO and but have long ways to go yet lol... Loving it! and the labs are fun!

[minister]

Always fun adding in a new firewall. Upgrading to new one where there is an old firewall is where the fun really comes in. LOL

[MrEightImmortals]

Thank you for this. I am a CyberSec student and being able to see what you do is awesome. I can't say I have found many who show this aspect of the job online.

[crazytechguy]

I had worked past one month with NE40E-X8A and NE8000-F2. Boy oh boy, what a ride that was. Really enjoyed every part of it. Configuration was all my task but I did enjoy installation team deploying the routers. Man that NE40E is a beast and we needed 4 guys to lift the router to the cabinet

[mrCetus]

Currently a comp sci major and have done a lot of software development work. Been looking at going into cyber sec, this looks fun. I'd love to see what configuring the firewall is actually like. This was really helpful thanks :)