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SOC T1 Become T2 DFIR or Malware

SOC T1 Become T2 DFIR or Malware

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Hi everyone, I'm currently working as a SOC T 1 for the past 2 months. Before that, I worked as a SOC Engineer for about a year, mainly dealing with SIEM, SOAR, and different SOC tools (configurations, deployments, etc.). Right now, I want to move up to SOC T2 , but I'm not sure what exact path I should take. I'm currently interested in DFIR and Malware Analysis , but I don't know which one I should focus on (I don't mind choosing only one if needed). My main questions are: What topics and...

Is CompTIA SecurityX the right choice?

Is CompTIA SecurityX the right choice?

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Hi folks, currently I am working as an IT-Security Manager (GRC, Architecture, DFIR, etc.) and i need get deeper in many topics as i am proposed a CISO role in 3-4 years. I have a degree in Computer Science and a Bachelor in IT business management. Also i have some CISO and 27001 certs. I have worked over 10 years in IT now, mostly as Sysadmin, Security Engineer and GRC Manager. I am thinking about to get prepped for the SecurityX Exam. Is this right choice? Any other courses or certs i should...

Looking forward in my current career

Looking forward in my current career

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I am security analyst with 4 years experience and planning to proceed further in my role Just stuck on what to do No idea on anything now I want to grab some new skills but everytime its happening like i am studying DFIR today then tomorrow Cloud Other day any other concept Feels like stuck in a loop I am planning to create a road map for getting a job outside India and based on that i want to learn the skills submitted by /u/White3devil [link] [comments]

DFIR Management

DFIR Management

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I'm curious how one learns the art of client/legal interactions, team work delegating, etc. I get a lot probably is from the job, but my current position is limited in how often I participate in leading DFIRs. I'd love to self study in a way so I could move into a position where I could get more opportunities to do this. Anyone know if there's a book or cheap course/cert? I saw a few college courses but that's out of my price range right now. submitted by /u/internal_logging [link] [comments]

Digital Forensics Round-Up, August 20 2025

Digital Forensics Round-Up, August 20 2025

Forensic Focus www.forensicfocus.com

Read the latest digital forensics news - SANS releases DFIR Summit playlist, UAC launches v3.2.0, Neal Ysart discusses the Coalition of Cyber Investigators, and more.