Why getting into infosec is hard

Exploring Information Security - Timothy De Block

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In this Han Solo edition of the Exploring Information Security podcast, I discuss my experience on why getting into infosec is hard.

This is a solo episode where I share my thoughts on why it's hard to get into infosec. I've been on both sides of the interview process. In this episode I share my own personal experience (where I failed), as well as what I've seen on why people didn't get the role they wanted. This topic deals with the skills shortage topic often discussed on Twitter and other media. It's a very nuanced topic. I wanted to focus on what those applying could do better to apply and interview for an opportunity.

In this episode:

Why people don't apply?
Why requirements can limit job opportunities
Why your resume sucks
How are you preparing for the interview?
What are you doing to improve your chances of getting an offer?

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