So refreshing to not see that "pour my cup of coffee" ... "take a shower" bs lmao. thank you fr

I was expecting a steam shower followed by a rigorous skin care routine, sip of water from a Stanley, Iced coffee being made and avocado toast for breakfast followed by a sense of gratitude while writing new goals in your journal in this day in the life. Nice to see I was most definitely wrong 😁

Man do I LOVE videos like this. Thank you for sharing. I’m still new in cybersecurity but hearing the “lingo” used in this video is a big help for me because you’re giving us newbies insight on some things we should know for the real world on top of studying for exams.

As a fellow SOC analyst, it's always cool to see how other analysts perform their day-to-day duties. Keep up the good work!

This is the best DITL of a SOC Analyst that I've seen. Showing the tools, and discussing the analysis of an example phishing report. Awesome!

just found your channel and i love the pace and information you give us without it sounding daunting or boring! definitely subbed and motivated to break into the industry while following along your content.

The inconsistency of the job is what I find the most exciting. Every day I see what looks malicious ending up being regular activity, and what looks like regular activity ending up being malicious. It's a lot of adware and potentially unwanted programs, along with creating exclusions and automating things, however in between there's that 1% of the time adrenalin of stopping a threat actor. To do this you really have to have a problem solving passion and really enjoy diving into understanding anything you investigate. It's really important to be a team player and be comfortable asking questions often when not sure about something.

Thanks for taking the time to block out the sensitive information to show us what it actually looks like being an analyst. It was really informative and helpful. Currently debating to get into the industry myself but my experience is 0. Thanks again for your time

Absolutely sympathetic! As a team leader, it is very inspiring to see how other Analyst´s work. This gives me new incentives and ideas on how to do things better myself. Thank you!

Nice video! Focused on what really matters in the daily job. I'm currently working on creating SPLUNK rules on different cloud vendors, I'll be using your videos as inspiration! Have a good day

Great video, it didn't cross my mind that you can automate a lot of stuff also in cybersec but it totally makes sense, very interesting.

I really like how you break down terms and make it easy to digest even as a student who is still learning these things. Thank you❤

This is a really great video. Just showing some appreciation and love to the work you're putting out...and yes; thanks for skipping the coffee, exercise, and skin routine part of your morning. Subscribed :)

This is a very intrigueing video on your daily basis as a Cybersecurity Analyst. I am interested in learning Cybersecurity as a future career so I really liked this and you earned a subscriber 👍🏻

Your last sentences about the management department are so 100% accurate. I don't know why they still see IT-Security as "costs only". I think they all need to be fully encrypted at least once so they learn out of it.

Thanks for a great and honest video! - And yeah an automation video would be perfect!

thank you so much for this video, I'm a 3rd year cybersecurity student, this just gave so much insight into what software and actual investigations I'd be getting into in future

Your video is the most refreshing thing on "Day in the Life" kinda videos. I mean why does the audience need to know you woke up to drink coffee and go for a jog when you actually walk us through the day to day activities of the job role. Thank you Jono, your video gave great insights into cybersecurity. I've subscribed and will surely follow your content. Thank you

Wonderful video man! I work as a Information Security Officer and i can relate to most of your daily tasks. U just gained a sub.

Great video. I'm in my final year of a cyber sec degree so it's nice to see some practical stuff I'll be getting into. Feels like like most of the other work overview videos I watch just end up being some dude explaining his daily routine like: "In the morning if my face is a little puffy I'll put on an ice pack while doing stomach crunches. I can do 1000 now."

Great video man! I'm a new SOC analyst and I can relate to a lot of what you do. Thanks for the inspiration.

Thanks for this very informative! We hope you do more videos like this for cybersecurity enthusiasts like me who wants to be successful in this career path 🙌 Godspeed

Maaan, this was so cool. Ty for the video.

Love this kind of content, helps alot

Great video. I’m finishing up my associates degree and focusing on becoming an SOC analyst.

"we are not getting hacked and there are no threats, why are we paying you?" doesn't that mean that the job is being done well?

More automation content, as a 1st year security analyst false positives occupy 90% of my time. Need to get rid of those pesky boyz. Love this channel! We appreciate your hard work

Love to see the insight and we would like to see the video about automation

I appreciate the effort you went through to make this video!!! Thank you sir!!! As a person who is a visual learner this was so valuable to me!!!!

Thank you for this kind of content! Really inspire me to continue finishing my Cyber security course! do more content like this!❤💯

Currently working to get into cyber security. Thank you for the content!

Thank you for sharing. More automation contents, please!

Covered the whole Sec+ 701 course in this video lmao. Could watch this alone and pass the exam haha

I think it crazy how different companies will incorporate different things into SOC with my company I'm in CTI and we deal with all the threats and CVEs and compromised accounts while also threat hunting and the SOC just monitors

Thank you for sharing!!!

Thank you for this video! Inspired!

Im in school right now but im really interested in this and i hope i make a good career out of this!!

Would def love to see the video about automation and would really love a video on how to make those useful dashboards. I think that would be a great skill to have and i'd love to know how that's done.

Most definitely do a deeper dive in automations please!

Thank you for posting a REAL video, you’re awesome, keep making videos!!

This was soo good!!!

Great video, odd question but do you deal with MFA resets on cybersecurity team or IT? they ake up a lot of my time lol

Your work looks very similar to mines but different tools. Subscribed!

Finally, a vid with some actual substance and value. Thank you

Great video, very informative...

Thanks man I got a final interview day after tomorrow for a security analyst role for at an soc. Wish me luck

i wanna do this, im currently an IT specialist but idk where to start getting my foot into this. I have a few certs from Google and IBM but its so hard to get my foot through that door as an entry level

Awesome videos!!!! Thank you.

Thank you form this video. The information here is extremely helpful. I do have a question that’s been on my mind, and I can’t find a lot of information on it. Does one need to take polygraph test to work in cybersecurity?

Super insightful

Spot on! Cybersecurity is not an easy job. I do about 80% of what you mention. No dev work tho. I also help out with CTI. Majority of my time is spent performing CTI.

Thanks for the video. Where can I pre-study governance and regulations in cybersecurity?

insta sub, my ninja. let's gooo.

Thank you for sharing this video of a day in the life of a SOC specialist

Thank you!

Very good video bro, it would be very helpful if you showed the configuration of splunk SOAR and how to use it in more detail.

Backup and data protection might be boring, but it is where you are most vulnerable if not done properly

What do u recommend students do to get their first job? I get my Associates Degree in two months and o started my Bachelors this past January. I’m tired of school and need a job but don’t know where to start.

Your organization is more mature than most just from what you're displaying in this video.

"We are not getting hacked, why do we need you?" yes, exactly. We as IT professionals are at our highest value when we are doing nothing. If we are doing nothing, then everything is working as intended. You are paying me for that luxury.

This may be old but i do need a little guidance, I am Help Desk and been in it for 5 year so far, I want to move to Security probbaly due to not liking to answer phones, I have no experiance not even a Security+ where would you perhaps start? Thanks, Great video!

Just curious, what do you make in this role? I was a security intern for a team, and did a lot of the same tasks with minimal input from other "real" analysts

Can u make a video whats ur background? How did u start in cybersec and your journey etc?

Thank you for the content.

Hey, i'm in highschool currently about to graduate, do you have any video or could u give me any advice on what i can do now to be ready to take up cyber security as a career?

Do you have any insights for Red Team/Purple team.. If yes can do you do avideo?

Hello Brother, I am currently working as a Service Desk Analyst for the last 2 years and want to switch to CyberSec. I am almost done with the Google CyberSecurity Cert. and after that want to complete Comptia Sec +. My question is how can I prepare for CompTia Sec+ ?

I might have a stupid question but can someone explain why did he (or rather the company) use crowdstrike instead of use splunk as well? Thank you!

I don't know the first thing about cyber security but I'm gonna sign up for a course in august

OMG please do a deep dive on your automation, its something that everyone talks but very few people actually put in the effort to get out of that tedious and enormous manual work when most time daily routine wins... Great video though

great content

So How did you land a Role as a Soc postion?

I think of Cyber Security professionals as the white blood cells of IT.

As someone who has a comp science degree and 5 years on software engineer, the market is rough, really rough. I see cyber sec being a safe option. How did you transition? Do i need to get an certifications before applying to cyber tech?

Not long ago did I pass my Cybersecurity University Degree, but I have no idea where to start looking for jobs... what was your pathway?

If I was suddenly interested in Cyber security and only have an Associates in Multimedia, where would I start other than going to college and getting my bachelor's in Cyber security?

Hello, my name is Allan. I'm currently taking the Google Cybersecurity certification. This is the first course I have taken about Cybersecurity, and I want to know where to go next. This field is like medicine: You can go in so many directions. I'm interested in working remotely someday, but I don't know what direction to take. Could you give me a hint?

i want to see more automation :)

I am considering making the move to cyber security, but my main concern at this point in my life is work / life balance. Do you find yourself doing a lot of additional work and research after your typical 9 to 5? With cyber threats constantly changing and evolving, it seems that there would be a never ending amount of research you would need to do outside of your typical work day. I appreciate any feedback on this issue from anyone who is currently in these roles. Thanks.

I have a question. I have a MacBook Air M2 laptop. Someone is saying that MacBook is not suitable for cybersecurity. Please kindly give me an answer.

I just got my cyber security degree . What type of entry level job would you recommend for me.

What are the softwares

Currently a sophomore studying cybersecurity. Any advice?

nice vid! not working in infosec but work extremely close with infosec teams ( I manage one sys admin and 4 engineers). This gives me a better understanding of what the team does. would you suggest somebody in management to go for the CISSP?

This thought just occurred to me but I can’t be the first who has pointed it out. Part of cyber security is the security of the hardware. If so many cyber security professionals are working from home with their computer right in their home office, couldn’t that be a security vulnerability?

So you dont usually code or do programming like the web dev level just checking logs? Just curious

I want to do this for my career. How can I actually learn and find a job. I don't have too much money.

Nice setup, triple monitor. Would you recommend this setup or ultra wide monitor? For productivity only, I'm in Cybersec as well

Forgive me for asking but what is your computer set up? I'd like to have that exact set up for my work station. Also I'm in schooling for this stuff now so..fun times. Any advice for newbies?

It seems as thought just about everything here could be analyzed by AI, remedied in some cases and then a report could be generated. Is there any doubt this role won't be automated in the near future? I hope not, but what's stopping that from happening?

Crowdstrike is awesome, I am already used to a new interface regarding detections, do u? :D

As i see you do all these things, they come almost come naturally to me, heavy security enthousiast, born 1975. But i am a painter, go figure haha

Hello I'm currently a Major Incident Manager, and im planning to transition to a full cybersecurity career. although i already have encountered different security incident (mostly ddos related attacks) i really wanted to transition to a full cybersecurity field. Any tips?

“you’re not getting hacked BECAUSE i’m here. that’s why you’re paying me.”

Idk who you’re working for but they definitely understand cyber using cs and splunk 🔥 job could be a lot harder and tedious

its nice to see other SOC analyst's daily tasks😃

8:45 bro, yes!

Thank you for the video! I am studying cybersecurity and it's very nice to see the reality and the apps that you use. 😊

I don't have a Computer Science background. after completing the google certificate program, what should i do to be a security analyst?

Hey, I'm looking at getting started as a cybersec analyst but I don't know where to start. Is college recommended because I want to just go strait from high school and get started, I don't really care for college at all. Any suggestions?