I'm currently doing contract work and I have one client. It's enough to keep me busy and financially stable. I enjoy the work but the part I love is that I can work from anywhere in the world.
I'm relatively new to security, coming from innovation. It's a completely different way of thinking: what can this do vs. what can we make this thing do.
Then, there's the whole incident response part of the job, which is like riding lightening. It's adrenalin filled and terrifying, but everyone is working together in a high-stakes game that could, literally, lead to material badness for your customers, company, etc. Having never served, I image it's a lower-stakes version of what they see in the intelligence community.
I'm currently doing contract work and I have one client. It's enough to keep me busy and financially stable. I enjoy the work but the part I love is that I can work from anywhere in the world.
I'm relatively new to security, coming from innovation. It's a completely different way of thinking: what can this do vs. what can we make this thing do.
Then, there's the whole incident response part of the job, which is like riding lightening. It's adrenalin filled and terrifying, but everyone is working together in a high-stakes game that could, literally, lead to material badness for your customers, company, etc. Having never served, I image it's a lower-stakes version of what they see in the intelligence community.
Sounds exciting!
The salary.
Small crew, tiny actually. Really close to home. Decent wage. I'm an expert at it, so, low stress. Good neighborhood.