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There is a huge shortage of developers on corporate information security teams. Many organizations' CorpSec teams spend an egregious amount of time toiling in m
by ackatz 4y ago
There is a huge shortage of developers on corporate information security teams. Many organizations' CorpSec teams spend an egregious amount of time toiling in manual processes. In infosec, that is why you constantly hear of burnout.
If you wanted to switch into information security as a developer, many well-paying, well-known orgs would welcome you in with open arms in some kind of automation developer role. I have never felt better about my job prospects.
- register 4y agoThis is very interesting. Where can I start and learn more about it?
- ackatz 4y agoThis article is a really brief primer on this line of work. A lot of it is working with Python, JavaScript, APIs, and building custom solutions to get different COTS security tools and things like Jira to talk to each other. It may not be for everyone but I really enjoy it. https://www.cadosecurity.com/the-next-in-demand-job-title-security-automation-engineer/ https://www.cadosecurity.com/the-next-in-demand-job-title-se...
- register 4y agoI find it very much interesting as well. Would you be available for an informal chat?