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by mooreds
1695 days ago
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My suggestion would be to move to something security adjacent that still uses your software skills. Options: * devops (mentioned in other comments)
* auth (lots of needs for crypto and other security knowledge)
* cloud security (gobs and gobs of need for this)
You could do this by trying to transition internally, but that will be difficult because of your position as a contractor. You could try to get hired as a FTE by your current company.Another option would be to seek out a security company that has dev needs. You could do this with a smaller company (like r2c), a medium size company (like snyk) or a large company with security needs (like github). At each of these companies, they'll probably want you full time. I don't know about certs as a means for getting hired, but they certainly have helped me dive deeper into a topic (a forcing function, if you will). If you were into the cloud security option, for example, I'd probably get the AWS arch cert and then the security specialization. HTH. |
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