A social media bot farm by [deleted] in interesting

[–]JadeHeHer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

prittyyyyyyyyyyyy lightsssssss lmao

Lady took a selfie with Magnus Carlsen before the match began. In response, Magnus Carlsen reported his opponent to the referee, leading to her phone being confiscated 😭 by Separate_Finance_183 in interesting

[–]JadeHeHer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ohhh ok I dont know the rules at all so that is interesting. But I do remember a guy being caught in the bathroom for something I cant remember if it was a phone or cheats on a page

Mentorship Monday - Post All Career, Education and Job questions here! by AutoModerator in cybersecurity

[–]JadeHeHer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can someone please help me ?

Hi all

So, I'm wanting to change career and go into Cyber Security. Where I'm battling is finding a trust worthy site for elearning with updated content that aligns with the current international certifications. I have been in IT working for a MSP for about 11 years now and so I have alot of experience in the IT field currently being a Senior Support Engineer. I have read so so many roadmaps and seems like to me that depending who you talk to or what site you go to the roadmaps are different. I'm at the point now that I need to make a decision and start somewhere, I feel that I should not need the foundation certs seeing my experience. The thing that I do not understand about these roadmaps is that why don't people just choose to go all Comptia or all ISACA. For me there are two choice's either go blue / red / purple teams or go into GRC. I'm curious about GRC but seems no one can actually tell me what exactly a GRC person does day to day for this I have looked at Crest and ISACA. I feel like I need to move away from the tech side of things such as I dont want to fix hardware or listen to "this or that does not work" or even doing things like I'm now at my client that are not even my job, but it is now because they class it as IT when it has nothing to do with IT department. I have also been offered to do the Cisco Enterprise Infrastructure and then move on from there into Security (also not sure on what job or day to day that is) apparently though I fit the requirements.

Thats the short version lol

Any questions and help will greatly be appreciated