A TYPICAL Day in the LIFE of a SOC Analyst
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Ever wonder what it's like to work as a SOC (Security Operations Center) analyst? In this video, we take you behind the scenes to show you a typical day in the life of a SOC analyst. From monitoring and analyzing network traffic to responding to security incidents, SOC analysts play a critical role in keeping organizations safe from cyber threats.
You'll see how SOC analysts use cutting-edge technology and techniques to detect and respond to potential security threats in real-time. We'll take you through the incident response process, from initial detection to containment and recovery.
You'll also learn about the challenges that SOC analysts face, such as managing high-stress situations and staying up-to-date on the latest cyber threats.
Whether you're considering a career in cyber security or just curious about what SOC analysts do, this video provides an in-depth look at one of the most important and exciting roles in the field.
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I need assistance to handle soc real time alerts.. any lab?
Absolutely Brilliant, those watching may not realize how difficult it is to find granular information on this specific topic, all I found were people uploading coffee/work from home routine, thanks brotha!
😂😂😂 and you’re welcome!!
Thank you very much for this session. As a beginner in Cyber this was a great resource. And I’ve subscribed to your channel so I don’t miss another session.
I've never seen such a well organized and informative video on SOC analyst role
Thanks for sharing. I listened to this video from start to finish, twice.
Glad you found this helpful !
I love how he said it is never about individualism but a TEAM EFFORT! I learn this in the military so you must have a cohesive unit that works together and has each other's back! If you don't have a team effort MISSION FAILED!
Exactly
Thanks so much I find these videos so informative. I found a course to take here in my city and I’m going to save for it so I have some kind of foundation on paper to get in the door way to an I.T help desk roll perhaps firstly and then work towards SOC roles ☺️
Now THIS is the 'Day in the Life of...' video I was looking for!! THANK YOU!!! Once again, sad your volume was so low, but that's why they make subtitles, eh? Fantastic information presented - I really appreciate it. YAY!!
Yw!!
@@TechTualChatter Oh and also - Good on you for being such a cybersecurity badass! WOW!! Seriously, well done you!
Great video, much appreciated and love the channel!
Thank you bro
wow, what an introduction! amazing content guy i appreciate this so much about to start my first job as a soc level 1
Nice!!
This is amazing. Thanks for sharing 👍
My Pleasure
This was very insightful.
Great presentation! SOC roles sound so interesting, I’ll strongly consider them once I start working in the industry. Definitely not entry level.
New subscriber here.
Thank you for sharing. I am considering a career change from procurement to SOC. So this video was very helpful.
Glad you found it helpful!
This was a really good presentation
Thank you for posting this! I just got hired as a SOC Analyst so this really helps! :)
Thanks so much for this.
You’re welcome
thank for sharing this presentation, now I will go deep in tools used by A SOC analist....
Thanks, this is very useful
You’re welcome
Nice one.I started watching at 7:30p.m and slept off but keep thinking of coming back in my sleep to complete it,and I wake up at 1:30 a.m to continue 😅😅thank you so much
Thank you
Even though I'm seeing this video months later it gave me the courage to start applying more to soc analyst positions. I haven't graduated yet with my cybersecurity degree but I definitely want more hands on and a job where I can apply my school knowledge. I already have 3 years of system admin and helpdesk experience. I'm ready for more geared towards my career/degree. Thank you so much your channel has been very helpful and motivating ❤
You have more than enough skills to get a soc role. If you need some more help feel free to book a session with me
@@TechTualChatter I definitely will. Lol once I get some cash. Times are rough currently
@@kayelap201 trust me I understand
This is a great video!
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Hello and thank you for this. As a newbie, will I need certifications/computer languages to succeed as a SOC Analyst? Do you offer classes or have any recommedations on training or bootcamp? Thanks
@@wenniewellinpee1 sure check this out
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This video help solidify my decision to reenter I.T. as I currently have over 15 years experience from basic I.T. bench repair tech to system engineer then to analyst for a cloud hosting company starting with answer client serive tickets for server alerts using tools like Nagios. Eventually moved to SAP analyst responding to server alerts and performing database updates using tools like Charm. I left that field and moved to Operations manager where I manage 2 help desk, one in Bophal India and here in the US. I eventually also started managing the level 1 support for EDI issues with suppliers invoicing issues and was the point of contact our first response team. Moved on to Project management utilizing Lean and staying on top of various depts resolving and eacalating various issues to keep on track with the current milestone. With all of that experience I found it hard to find comoanies that werent getting awuaited left and right. I wanted a change of pace and cyber security looks like the field and soc analyst is a skill set i already have i just need to learn the major alert platforms and this video is very informative.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Very important information you shared.
Glad it was helpful!
this was wonderful! I just graduated and am looking to gettign into my first SOC role! these tips are so valuable Henri! Is it possible to connect over linkedin? much lvoe and respect for you taking time to share this information
I would like to thank you so much, Henri 💖 i just started my cybersecurity career journey with WGU. I've loved tech since i was a child but got into nursing, which I've hated every 12 yr moment of. Its a long story in how that came about but brother, im so glad i came across this presentation. Any suggestions to any tech groups/conferences/memberships i can get started to network with? (ya know, being a West Indie woman and all) i would greatly appreciate it. I can't wait to finish my degree and certs and land my firstjob. You definitely gave me much hope! It was worth the hour 🙌🏽
Edit: new subbie! I wanna stay up to date on everything information security related.
First off thank you 🙏🏾
Secondly where are you located ?
@@TechTualChatterHI!!! I'm in South Florida, Palm Beach to be exact.
I start the program next month. How are you feeling about it so far now that you've gotten a few months in? I'm going in after 8 years in trucking,
Enjoyed.
Thank you
Great video, I’m starting my 4th week as a SOC analyst. Everything you spoke on, I’m starting to see play out in my SOC.
That’s 🔥👀
How'd you get started? Experience, interview questions, certs? Thanks~!
hi Honcho Key, how is your new role as a SOC Analyst going?
The meeting made the presentation a little rough but this was some great information.
Yeah idk why some people didn’t mute while I was talking
@@TechTualChattero far I see it happens (almost) all the time when there's a huge gathering of people. Some people forget where they're at.
I wonder if they imagine if the same thing would have happened in person🤦🏽♂️ .
Don't they make commercials about that? 😅
Do people seriously not mute their mic when the presenter is talking? Nobody wants to hear the feedback from your Xbox Live microphone
Nerd behavior
This is great
Thank you!
Hi, thanks for the video, can you outline the triage process? what actions are normally done by Tier !? Appreciate your inputs!
That’s a good video idea
Thank you
You're welcome
I just completed Google IT Professional and Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificates. This is a find for somebody like me that have IT experience but new to the Cybersecurity space. It's such a good feeling to understand the terms being discussed in this video that will assist me in fine tuning my Cybersecurity test environment in my Home Lab.
I'm going through the CompTIA Security+ study materials at the moment. This can assist in fast tracking my knodlwedge base. Thanks.
Good presentation... besides the person yelling at their kids ("read the example!") and the dude whose mic kept echoing this was great stuff
Thank you
I have a short term question. So I'm looking to pivot into security and risk and monitoring but I'm coming from a product background. Are there transferable skills from products and a relevant career path I could take on.
2:10, 3:27, 3:46 -
Noticing minor spacing errors in-between Dallas and your specialty.
And "Think of yourself as" on the next slide. And parenthesis around the word _powershell,_ an extra comma after _defender,_ an extra unused bullet point • and other format errors throughout the presentation. Seems rushed to finish.
Just a heads up on ways to improve it.
32:41
Nice! I'm familiar with TCM.
Always wanted to know what this position entails or requires. I find this informative. People were engaged and were asking really good questions. Overall, thought it was a nice presentation.
that introduction..ooooooh....nice
Thank you
Nice presentation
Thank gou
First of all, thank you very much for the presentation and the time you invested in it. I have a general question about the responsibilities of an information security officer and an IT security officer. If there is no SOC team, then the monitoring is done by ISO and IT-SO checks and fixes for example the login errors. Is that the right way to do it? My other question is, if in the tool the analyzer returns a message in the ActiveSync area, does it mean that some mobile devices are connected to the Exchange servers to access emails or contacts, for example? Thanks in advance.
I have never been an ISSO so I don’t have a proper answer for you. I’m my earlier episode I interviewed an ISSO. So the answers may be there. In future episodes I’ll look for someone who is an ISSO
@@TechTualChatter That would be wonderful of course, I appreciate your time and thank you so much.
Hey henri, I’m trying really hard to level up as Soc analyst but unable to find any opportunities. Any advice ? Currently have 5 years of experience in service desk
Maybe change your job search approach. With 5 years of service desk experience you’re more than capable of working as a soc analyst
I’m surprised everyone’s mics weren’t muted! Great presentation, but the background noise ruined it.😬
Thank you for doing this video. I have big interest in both cyber security and full stack development and I am really conflicted which one to pick to study and go into as a career potentially. Are there roleswhere ideally I could do both? Also, what cyber security courses could you recommend for absolute beginners?
I’m in the Same exact boat you are
@@davidisexplicit9960 I decided to go ahead and do both ultimately. Maybe I can work as a full stack dev or front ent dev for a software company that does cyber sec products lol.
Heard of something called DevSec Ops. Mix of Dev Ops and Security.
Louisiana Tech is my Alma Mater!
Nice what year
@@TechTualChatter 3 days ago 😂
@@jaylansmith1584 oh wow fresh haha
My brick is close to Hale Hall
@@TechTualChatter I’m still in Ruston till September so I’ll go look for it after work tomorrow!
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How does one begin at 0 to get to SOC analyst?
I was looking into getting my CCNA and Sec+ to get my foot in the door.
I am a SOC analyst and ready for a new role. I hate the long shifts and dupont schedule, lol
We currently do 8 hour shifts in the follow the sun model
HI Ash can you kindly hook me up with an opportunuty to get hands-on-experience
I don’t have a degree, but graduated from a CS bootcamp along with my sec+. I’ve applied at over 600 jobs and still have no luck. Could it be that the no degree is holding me back?
Hi Henri, i could not locate the dash metacore youtube channel you recommend for Azure labs. Can you confirm the name please.
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Is this the same as a Vulnerability management?
I love this presentation. Please how can I be joining this type of presentation? You absolutely made my day 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
This was a one time thing but I may do some more eventually
I currently live in Dallas and work as a SOC analyst. I’m still trying to learn more about the field
Nice man what company
@@TechTualChatter I work for Walden security but our client we watch over is “Factor”. Hopefully I can learn more as I go here in Texas.
@@TechTualChatter Do you have a way we can keep in contact with you man so I could possibly learn more?
@@NFLam759 yeah my info is in my description
Nice. I live in Dallas as well. Did you get a degree or did you go the certification and bootcamp route? Trying to see what is needed for the market here thanks
Theres a really important part at 6:40, make sure you dont miss it.
😂😂
My work will train me for the SOC analyst position. What can I do to prepare for this job when I'm at home?
Research and lab it up
@@TechTualChatter is Overthewire a good place to start?
@@WannaBlikeChrizz I’ve never heard of them
Do you guys think help desk making under $50k should be performing patch management for 1000+ users in a Casino environment? Conducting research, testing, packaging in SCCM, deploying, troubleshooting. Or should patch management be done by the cybersecurity team?
That’s system administration and some vm management as well
You will not want to miss our latest post! It's cool stuff about advanced cyber threats.
Just earned the Security+ cert. Should I be looking at Soc roles?
If you have soc skills sure thing
certs aren’t enough
6:40 😂😂😂
As someone in his early 50s, while I'm quite computer literate, I think it's just too late for me to change careers and go into cybersecurity. I just feel like getting the education and building the personal knowledge base and establishing the initial experience would be difficult and maybe not a real option.
It’s never too late trust me
@@TechTualChatter May be but it seems like the more I try to study the less I understand and the more out of reach it feels. I'm sure it doesn't help that I'm struggling with the regret of not staying in college and getting a comp sci degree when I was younger. I just feel so extremely far behind and like everything I know is just too outdated.
Hi @nerored6235, I’m 51 and have already started. Let’s Go……we can do it.
Thank you for providing this youtube. I'm now studying cybersecurity and i'm in my early 50's. I've been trying for years to get into information tech and fail COMPTIA exam APLUS. That was long ago. So i decided to get back in and do cybersecurity. I learned that don't have to have COMPTIA SEC certificate, I'm using google coursera to get my certificate and training. I came across your youtube to listen to other experts about cybersec. Thank you for your time sir. Yes @nerored6235 don't give up get yours dream
@@nerored6235start with comp tia a+, i just finished a bootcamp type program with people around your age who are now certified. Go get a it specialist / help desk role then while on the job learn alot, study more certs. You can definitely achieve this in 3-4 years with discipline
Great lecture.
What do you think about Cisco Cyber Ops cert?
I haven’t researched them in depth but from what I know it’s cool
Soc analyst road map what to learn ??
Im starting school online at NC state college for cyber security. Its 2 nights a week, 3.5 hours on those nights. Its gonna be 13 months including the prep class for the certification tets. I start this monday. Im currently a hvac tech, been doing it for 17 years, burned out and im 40. What kind of level would i be at when completing this program? Like what job levels would i be looking at? Thank you
My advice would be attempt to get an apprenticeship or internship to get some experience that way you can command a good salary when completed
@@TechTualChatter okay. Thanks a bunch
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ive been working at helpdesk / IT support engineer for the past 5 years. I have basic networking skills/knowledge.
Q1.
Can i get into tier 1 SOC with SC200 (MS Security Operations Analyst) passing this course?
Q2.
Once i work as tier 1 soc analyst for a year, how do i move onto tier 2 or bigger roles rather than being stuck in tier 1 soc analyst?
I am looking for an opportunity to get hands-on-experience in a SOC environment.
I have basic networking info and cy bersecurity.Any link to this opportunities, I'll greatly appreciate.
How about LinkedIn or Indeed…
Currently working as a help desk person (troubleshooting printers, "why I can't connect to the internet" problems, running drop lines/Ethernet cables from user to the switch, etc)
I have my associates in computer networking and security+ cert as well as a bunch of QualysGuard certifications. How can I get into vulnerability management, SOC analyst positions/cybersecurity positions? I don't know what my next steps are other than just learning.
Thank you for answering in advance to anyone who can answer my question! Thank you!
I’ve answered this in my how to get into Cybersecurity video on my channel.
I believe that’ll be the best answer for you
@@TechTualChatter hey! Thank you for replying to me so quickly. I really appreciate it. I'll make sure to check out that video
@@dq9405 great!!
22:44 the dude is socially engineering ;p
OMG like who is clearing their throat while you're speaking 🤦🏾♀️ I would've muted everybody. I hate when ppl do that.
Idk 😂😂 since it wasn’t my zoom session I didn’t have the power to do it
When u start fresh do they train
Depends on company
Did someone go to the toilet @ 6:43
🤣🤣🤣
😂
I am a stammer i am not able to speak properly fluently can i get a job i am learning coding stuff from since last 1 years and i am learning daily average 6,7hrs per day by my own
Yes
12:40
Cyber first responders.
Great youtube knowledge. Thank you
No thank you for tuning in 😬
What did you take away from this episode
Yes thank you for asking, I like how you explain what is SOC anlyst is in a easier way. Also the important about SOC analyst skillsets and learned little more on Logs monitoring. I like monitoring and preventing organization and people data etc. Also like how you provide answer how and what to do. As far as lab, Linkedin and having a home lab. Always keep forgetting about Linkedin. I hope once i learned and study from (Google Cybersecurity Coursera) I will become successful. * If possible Do you know what or where I can volunteer as Cybersecurity so i can build my skills?? @@TechTualChatter
Walk in the park @TechTual Chatter
Thanks bro