Luke Bell on LinkedIn: I'm currently in the market right now for a networking/cyber security role… (2024)

Hi everyone - I am looking for a new role for Cybersecurity and would appreciate your support. Thank you in advance for any connections, advice, or opportunities you can offer.#CyberSecurityLeadership #BusinessTech #AIIntegration #EnterpriseSecurity #TechTrendsLeaders #StrategicSecurity #InnovationInTech #AIAdvantages #CyberRiskManagement #DataSecurityLeaders #NextGenSecurity #BusinessInnovation #CyberSecuritySolutions #SecureBusiness #techvisionaries

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#phishing #phishingattack #malwaredetection #job #securityanalyst 👋 Hi LinkedIn Community,I am excited to share that I am actively seeking new opportunities in the field of cybersecurity. With a proven track record as a Security Analyst focused on preventing phishing attacks, malware, and internet scams, I bring a wealth of experience in fortifying organizational defenses.🛡️ My key competencies include phishing & malware prevention, risk assessment, security awareness training, incident response, security architecture design, collaboration & leadership, and compliance management.I am passionate about staying ahead of evolving cyber threats, ensuring the integrity of digital environments, and contributing to organizational success. If you know of any exciting opportunities or have connections in the cybersecurity space, I would greatly appreciate your support and insights.Let's explore how my skills can contribute to the success of your team or organization. Feel free to reach out for a chat, or connect if we haven't already! 🌐Thank you for your continued support, and I look forward to connecting with you!

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Hi everyone - I seem to be back to square one in terms of my job search. Taking advice from my career coach, I'm switching tactics just a little bit. Instead of looking for job postings (I can do that on my own), I'd like your help connecting with professionals and recruiters in the Security Automation line of work. It's okay if they don't know of any open positions. I'd just like to talk with people in the industry, expand my network of professionals and friends, and continue to improve my knowledge base.To my new connections, I'd love to learn more about your journey in cyber, what lessons you've recently learned, and how you brand your expertise in your chosen domain. And, of course, if you know of any opportunities (listed or unlisted) I look forward to discussing why I'd be a great fit for that role.#opentowork #opentoconnect #cyber #cybersecurity #securityautomation

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(PSSST - I am open and actively looking for a position)The truth is that majority of Cyber Attacks still owe their successto familiar lapses in basic security that IT pros have been battling against for years. Such as:• Colonial Pipeline? Hacked via an inactive accountwithout MFA.• Irish Health Services? Malicious Excel doc.• The LockBit ransomware gang’s 5-month access to a U.S.government agency? Exposed RDP.• The $50M ransomware attack on PC-giant Acer?• Unpatched Microsoft Exchange vulnerability.The best investments aren’t necessarily in new tooling — they’re in shoring up the basics such as establishing secure baselines, tracking and reporting progress to management and stakeholders. Any changes should be tested aspart of a formal process, before being rolled out en masse. Some hardening techniques can have considerable impact or unintended consequences on user workflows and administration overhead.Security, as a process, should aim to alleviate overhead where possible, and communicate these changes out to the business ahead of time to ensure user and organizational buy-in to. The higher the potential impact, the moreimportant the level of clear communication up front. 😊

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Hello everyone!Today, I want to share a reflection on a crucial topic in cybersecurity: the escalation policy. Understanding and properly applying this policy is fundamental to protecting an organization's digital assets.Imagine a company discovers an attempted intrusion into its network. In this scenario, the escalation policy is a lifesaver. Here’s how it works:Clarity and Transparency: The policy requires any employee detecting suspicious activity to report it immediately to the security team, ensuring no delays in response.Hierarchy and Responsibility: Upon receiving a report, the security team assesses the problem’s severity and determines if senior management should be involved, ensuring a quick and effective response.Evaluation and Learning: After each incident, a thorough review identifies vulnerabilities and lessons learned, leading to improved security measures.As someone passionate about cybersecurity, I am committed to learning and growing in this field. If any company is seeking an entry-level cybersecurity professional focused on escalation policies and committed to excellence, I would love to connect and discuss how I can contribute.Thank you for reading my post!

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We keep talking about the talent shortage in cybersecurity. Here's a trained, experienced, mid-level analyst looking for work.

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Cyber Security Professionals👋In today's world Cybersecurity has become a paramount concern for organisations of all sizes. As cyber threats evolve and grow in sophistication, the demand for skilled Security Engineers, Architects, and Analysts is skyrocketing. If you're a cybersecurity professional, you're in high demand.✅Cybersecurity professionals face a complex and ever-changing landscape, where new threats emerge daily. From ransomware attacks to data breaches, these threats pose significant risks to organizations, demanding a vigilant and proactive approach to cybersecurity. While playing a critical role in protecting organisations valuable assets, including sensitive data, critical infrastructure, and intellectual property. Your expertise is invaluable in safeguarding these assets and ensuring the continuity of operations.🖥️If you're a Cybersecurity Engineer, Architect, or Analyst looking for a potential new role or open to hearing about some exciting opportunities in a variety of industries then drop me a message or comment below👇

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🔍 Looking for Opportunities as a SOC Analyst or Penetration TesterAs I Finished my Cyber Security studies, I searched for a job opportunities and tried to find myself in a "Cyber World". During the "Iron Blades" war, as a reservist soldier I found myself working as a SOC Analyst Tier 1 in the Ministry of health and accumulating experience as an incident responder and the basics of threat investigation.✅ Hands-On Experience: I've honed my skills in threat detection and response within a Security Operations Center.✅ Tool Proficiency: I'm well-versed in using SIEM (QRadar), EDR, mail relay, firewalls, AD and more. I bring a strong sense of responsibility, anchoring myself with serious and professional work ethics. I thrive on creativity, solving problems, and adapting quickly to new challenges. Being self-driven fuels my decisions, and I find joy in learning swiftly. I'm decisive, persistent, and always eager to advance, seeking growth at every turn.If you know of any openings or teams looking for someone with my skill set, I'd love to connect and explore potential opportunities!Feel free to reach out or share any leads.🌐🛡️ #SOCAnalyst #PenetrationTester #Cybersecurity #JobSearch

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Day (21/146) August 29, 2023, of studying 5 hours daily for the remainder of the year.You can go to #nguyenlife to keep track of my goals and posts.Benchmark:Total time studied (day): 4 hoursTotal time studied so far (weekly): 8 hoursTotal time studied so far: 96 hoursHere to submit my time. I am grateful that my hurricane experience is calm so far. Today, I read more about Windows Event Log using Effective Threat Investigation for SOC analysts (Cyber Security Book) as my reference. 🖥️ Follow me, Nguyen Nguyen , for more information on blue-team-focused cybersecurity or IT-related content. I love connecting with everyone in the field or trying to get in.Self-Advertisem*nt:I'm looking for an entry-level cybersecurity or IT job.List of roles I'm interested in: Information Security Analyst | Cybersecurity Engineer | Information System Security Analyst |Cyber security Analyst | Security Analyst | Python Developer | Help Desk | System Administrator | IT SupportRemote: US-Based | Onsite: FloridaCybersecurity Professional that inspires me every day:Eduardo Del Castillo | Josh Mason MBA CISSP | Sean Mitchell | Jessica Bishop 🧭

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