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Entry level, on average, churns out in 1yr. Other reasons for that too, but it's not a carefree job. I love helping the analysts using us, but gets frustrating
by lmeyerov 5y ago
Entry level, on average, churns out in 1yr. Other reasons for that too, but it's not a carefree job. I love helping the analysts using us, but gets frustrating seeing how many are treated.
Developers make products: they are indirect profit centers, and while everyone sees room for improvement, get treated relatively well.
Conversely, outside of areas like say finance, big tech, & gov, sec teams get starved and ignored as cost centers. Their event log DBs (SIEMs) are often from 15+ years ago and might even be SQL-based (think MySQL, not bigquery), if they even have one.
Not fun even before all this - automated attacks with bad support has been going on for years.