So much valuable information, I have so much work to do, between your SOC Course and your project videos on YT, I need a 48 hour day. You are a real rockstar by helping us out so much
Sir, I just find out your channel, and I want to appreciate and thank you for your effort. I am a final year college student now looking for entry level cybersecurity job, and I think I decided to be a SOC analyst. Thank's for you I get the valuable information, and knowing where to learn more for my career. You got 1 new subscriber sir. Wish you all the best.
Thank you so much! If the goal is to become a SOC analyst, I would highly recommend you check out my SOC Roadmap video here on my channel for guidance!
I am a recent graduate in cybersecurity, and it's hard for me to find a job right now due to the lack of hands-on experience. Your channel is very helpful for me to gain that experience, so thank you very much for the information!
Yeah, I mentor quite a lot of individuals and the common occurrence is the lack of practical experience. You’ll find a lot of that on my channel as I am trying to bridge that gap for those trying to get in. Enjoy! ❤️
@@MyDFIR I live near Washington DC in Maryland, and I also use those platforms. But most of the jobs here are from the federal government and they required active security clearance, which I don’t have
AMAZING and INFORMATIVE video! Thank you for giving valuable info, for FREE! The fact that you provide REAL info without trying to sell a course or give generic surface level "filler" info, made me subscribe. Keep it up.
Awesome!! Welcome to the community 🙌 glad I could help. You’ll quickly notice that a lot of my content is walking through labs and projects so you can start to build up those practical hands on skills.
Glad I could help! I also have a lot of other SOC related content along with a SOC specific course that’ll help analysts! Feel free to check those out as well ❤️
I didn't think you would respond by putting a heart ♥️ would you help me please? Is it a must to have certs like A+, net+, security+, CCNA, cysa+, cysp+ to get in cybersecurity? Is only skills in resume enough? With projects experience. I'm first stage cybersecurity technical engineering and cloud computing bachelor student and i want to get into cybersecurity field, I'm so lost and would appreciate your help so much 🙏🏻 thank you!
Oh thats a great question! You can go wrong with any of these but if I had to choose, perhaps TryHackMe for their guided approach. From there you can stem off to the others, seriously, they are all amazing.
Hey Steven, been following you since last 6-8 months & also had applied to the mentorship program. I have some questions related to the cysec field and a little more. How is it possible to have a conversation with you? Though you're not on LinkedIn as an Individual. Would like to have 5 mins of you only. Thank You!
Hi Steven, I have a business background but I want to transition into the tech space... A friend told me about the SOC analyst role. From your experience, how often do people make this transition and how well are they able to perform? Thanks so much!
I see a lot of people transition from non related degrees/roles into cybersecurity and they do amazing work. It is always nice to have a pair of eyes that can see things differently to have a new perspective. Starting out with a SOC role would be a great first choice as that is what many do.
I’ve taken GCFE/A, but they are all disk/memory … can you recommend and resources to learn DFIR on the SIEM side? I know where/how to find artifacts and such on a disk image but just have no idea where to start with ELK / LimaCharlie for example.
Awesome! Not to self plug but if you’re in the financial position - I did create a course that might be what you’re looking for. We go over investigations using not only a SIEM but other tools such as wireshark/zeek. But if you aren’t looking for a course, TryHackMe has some pretty good training when it comes to finding evil.
Hi steven I am working as SOC analyst L1 and am now looking for a job switch within Blue Teaming without a 24/7 shift. Can you suggest some other role rather than SOC and provide a road map to that role based on my experience gained in my SOC role? or make a video related to this
Ah gotcha. The concepts for those technologies will be talked about but I don’t go into “this is how you use this EDR” if that makes sense. Instead I go over “This is what EDR does and some vendors you’ll see in a SOC environment”. The course focuses heavily on investigations. I have covered a complete overview of the course here: ruclips.net/video/cU-nZ6Ltvog/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Pretty much since most of my labs are built for Splunk. If setting up a SIEM is something you’re interested in, I would direct your attention to a 5 part project where I walk you through for free! ruclips.net/video/mWqYyl89QaY/видео.htmlfeature=shared
S-tier content. I am actually working in cyber now but devouring new resources def keeps me on the top of my game.
Awesome and I 100% agree
So much valuable information, I have so much work to do, between your SOC Course and your project videos on YT, I need a 48 hour day. You are a real rockstar by helping us out so much
Thank YOU for always supporting me and purchasing the course. It really means a lot to me ❤
Sir, I just find out your channel, and I want to appreciate and thank you for your effort. I am a final year college student now looking for entry level cybersecurity job, and I think I decided to be a SOC analyst. Thank's for you I get the valuable information, and knowing where to learn more for my career. You got 1 new subscriber sir. Wish you all the best.
Thank you so much! If the goal is to become a SOC analyst, I would highly recommend you check out my SOC Roadmap video here on my channel for guidance!
thanks heaps mr. mydfir
I am a recent graduate in cybersecurity, and it's hard for me to find a job right now due to the lack of hands-on experience. Your channel is very helpful for me to gain that experience, so thank you very much for the information!
Yeah, I mentor quite a lot of individuals and the common occurrence is the lack of practical experience. You’ll find a lot of that on my channel as I am trying to bridge that gap for those trying to get in. Enjoy! ❤️
@@MyDFIR which site should I use to apply for jobs in cybersecurity or IT in general? And I want a career in SOC.
@@Nuhuh130 Depends on the location but my go to is LinkedIn and Indeed.
@@MyDFIR I live near Washington DC in Maryland, and I also use those platforms. But most of the jobs here are from the federal government and they required active security clearance, which I don’t have
AMAZING and INFORMATIVE video! Thank you for giving valuable info, for FREE! The fact that you provide REAL info without trying to sell a course or give generic surface level "filler" info, made me subscribe. Keep it up.
Awesome!! Welcome to the community 🙌 glad I could help. You’ll quickly notice that a lot of my content is walking through labs and projects so you can start to build up those practical hands on skills.
Thank you, Steven, for the awesome video and the shout-out! We’re thrilled that you found our labs valuable for your career.
Pleasure is all mine! Keep doing the great work and providing valuable labs for the community. ❤️
Always great information 👌
Thanks!
a lot of important information and that adds knowledge, in a single place. thank you. one more follower
Welcome aboard!
Thank you so much Steven for the list! Some on the list that I didn't even know existed! I honestly love the fact they are all quite affordable!
You're so welcome! Happy to shed some light onto these platforms.
This is exactly what i was looking. Manager of a SOC
Glad I could help! I also have a lot of other SOC related content along with a SOC specific course that’ll help analysts! Feel free to check those out as well ❤️
Great video steven, one request from my end is please add more resources for malware analysis like custom packer, mobile malware and so on.
Great suggestion!
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Sweet! Welcome 🙌
so so GooD!!!! watching from the philippines
Thank you!!
Great video Steven
thanks!
Just got a new sub! Thanks for the incredible content!
Thanks and welcome!!
Steven, great vid. Super resource!
Thank you!
Great valuable information. Thank you so much!
Glad I could help!
Great contents as always 💙 💙 💙
Thank you ❤️
Thanks for the list Steven, didn't know about KQL and Malware Traffic Analysis Net. Would be cool in the future to see you do a lab in LetsDefend 🔥🔥
Absolutely! Sounds like a plan 💪
Great content as always. Thanks man
Appreciate it!
Thank you
I didn't think you would respond by putting a heart ♥️ would you help me please? Is it a must to have certs like A+, net+, security+, CCNA, cysa+, cysp+ to get in cybersecurity? Is only skills in resume enough? With projects experience.
I'm first stage cybersecurity technical engineering and cloud computing bachelor student and i want to get into cybersecurity field, I'm so lost and would appreciate your help so much 🙏🏻 thank you!
Great content as always brother. Stay DFIRint
You know it🙌 thanks for watching
Great vid, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
I'm really loving the CyberDefenders labs, I heard their CCD certification is just as good, what do you think Steven?
I always think its worth it if you are in the financial position to purchase it! Do note the time duration though.
thanks a bunch you are informative person
Glad it was helpful! Always happy to help ❤️
Thank you for the informative video 🎉😊
My pleasure 😊
great content
Love you man❤...
Love you too! Thanks for stopping by
Thanks!
Great content steven
Thank you 🙌
Great contents. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
@@MyDFIR Your videos have been incredibly helpful in my cybersecurity journey. Keep up the great work.
Love to hear that! The goal is to help as many people as I possibly can!!
Nice! thanks,
What do you recommend for a beginner?
I would use either letsdefend or tryhackme as they are quite beginner friendly 👍
Thank you so much
You're welcome! 😁
Good stuff 👊
I appreciate it! ❤️
You the great 💯💯💯💯💯💯
❤️❤️
Very Nice
Thank you!
I am a starter in the SOC domain. Which of the 10 do you think is a great start? I want to learn everything from the basics!
Oh thats a great question! You can go wrong with any of these but if I had to choose, perhaps TryHackMe for their guided approach. From there you can stem off to the others, seriously, they are all amazing.
Thank you for such an amazing info passed..I look forward to buying ur course. Thanks a bunch
My pleasure! I am positive you’ll enjoy the course especially if your goal is to become a SOC Analyst ❤️ let me know if you have any questions.
Goodmorning sir MYDFIR im a senior high student from 🇵🇭 and i want to know what is the best strant for cyber sec
Please take a look at my roadmap on my channel for a guide 👍
Hey Steven, been following you since last 6-8 months & also had applied to the mentorship program. I have some questions related to the cysec field and a little more. How is it possible to have a conversation with you? Though you're not on LinkedIn as an Individual. Would like to have 5 mins of you only. Thank You!
You can DM me on my socials or if you applied to my mentorship, you likely would’ve received a discord link. You could get a hold of me via Discord!
Hi Steven, I have a business background but I want to transition into the tech space... A friend told me about the SOC analyst role. From your experience, how often do people make this transition and how well are they able to perform? Thanks so much!
I see a lot of people transition from non related degrees/roles into cybersecurity and they do amazing work. It is always nice to have a pair of eyes that can see things differently to have a new perspective. Starting out with a SOC role would be a great first choice as that is what many do.
I’ve taken GCFE/A, but they are all disk/memory … can you recommend and resources to learn DFIR on the SIEM side? I know where/how to find artifacts and such on a disk image but just have no idea where to start with ELK / LimaCharlie for example.
Awesome! Not to self plug but if you’re in the financial position - I did create a course that might be what you’re looking for. We go over investigations using not only a SIEM but other tools such as wireshark/zeek. But if you aren’t looking for a course, TryHackMe has some pretty good training when it comes to finding evil.
I've seen this video several times and can't decide which platform to put my money into...any thoughts??
It really depends on how you learn best! I would try them all out first before spending money 👍
Puralsight is not on the list?? Why??......
Thx
Thanks for watching!
Hi steven I am working as SOC analyst L1 and am now looking for a job switch within Blue Teaming without a 24/7 shift. Can you suggest some other role rather than SOC and provide a road map to that role based on my experience gained in my SOC role? or make a video related to this
You can think of L2/senior role as they tend to be 9-5 if you enjoy the SOC or look into specializing (threat hunter, detect engineer, DFIR)
@@MyDFIR yes Threat Hunting something like that
For the course, in addition to SOAR and EDR, SIEM is apart of the curriculum?
If by course you meant my course? We don’t focus on a particular tool but I do briefly go over what those are.
@@MyDFIR To be more precise, within the 8 chapters and 30 hands on projects, Will SIEM, EDR and SOAR be covered?
Ah gotcha. The concepts for those technologies will be talked about but I don’t go into “this is how you use this EDR” if that makes sense. Instead I go over “This is what EDR does and some vendors you’ll see in a SOC environment”. The course focuses heavily on investigations. I have covered a complete overview of the course here:
ruclips.net/video/cU-nZ6Ltvog/видео.htmlfeature=shared
@@MyDFIR Got u. Consider SIEM is more cost effective over SOAR and most organizations would be SIEM. Is setting up SIEM and configuring a focal point?
Pretty much since most of my labs are built for Splunk. If setting up a SIEM is something you’re interested in, I would direct your attention to a 5 part project where I walk you through for free!
ruclips.net/video/mWqYyl89QaY/видео.htmlfeature=shared
How much amount of python is necessary for soc analyst?
Honestly not much but it is quite beneficial to have if you learn it!
What about cybrary bro
It's alright, there are some content that you can use from cybrary. In fact, there are many others that exist!
Bro you are Gojo Saturo in real world 🌎 who has Soc Analysis Domain expansion 😼😼😼😼
LOLLL thats a good one. I got the glasses, just need to dye my hair white 👀👀Thanks for making my day ❤️
RangeForce is the GOAT
Isn't working at my end lately, even sent them a mail but to no avail.
It's very expensive.