2-3 years left at my current employer.
Ertaz
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I'm pretty much burned out with the administrative side of security. I want to do something different and technical. I'm stuck in my current role until someone is promoted or I just have enough it and walk.
I'd like to go to work for another company traveling and doing some form of infosec consulting but I need to get my youngest enrolled in college first.
By the end of July I will have passed my MCSE CPI, so my resume will look OK from a technical and administrative point of view.
I'll plan on adding add a CISA and a CCNP-Security before I walk out the door. I've got recent solid skills in GRC and Vuln mgmt, but I want to leave that behind. I've got long term telco, OT(Manufacturing), and network skills that have been sitting on a shelf that I'd like to put to use.
For those of you traveling and doing consulting, is it what you'd hoped it would be?
I'd like to go to work for another company traveling and doing some form of infosec consulting but I need to get my youngest enrolled in college first.
By the end of July I will have passed my MCSE CPI, so my resume will look OK from a technical and administrative point of view.
I'll plan on adding add a CISA and a CCNP-Security before I walk out the door. I've got recent solid skills in GRC and Vuln mgmt, but I want to leave that behind. I've got long term telco, OT(Manufacturing), and network skills that have been sitting on a shelf that I'd like to put to use.
For those of you traveling and doing consulting, is it what you'd hoped it would be?
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dave330i
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Most of the time it's dealing with bad/clueless customers and sales team.2018 Certification Goals: Maybe VMware Sales Cert
"Simplify, then add lightness" -Colin Chapman