The Hacker's Cache

Kyser Clark interviews Jonathan Fuller, a seasoned cybersecurity professional with a diverse background in various roles, including penetration testing and application security. Jonathan shares his journey from being a NOC engineer to founding Advict Security, emphasizing the importance of delivering comprehensive information to clients during penetration tests. He discusses the balance between his day job and entrepreneurial efforts, the differences between penetration testing and application security, and his contributions to the PNPT course. The conversation concludes with Jonathan offering insights and advice for aspiring cybersecurity professionals and entrepreneurs.Connect with Jonathon Fuller on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathon-fuller/Penetration testing often leaves out valuable information in reports.Balancing a full-time job with entrepreneurship requires dedication.AppSec offers a more personal relationship with the applications being secured.Automation is key in creating consistent environments for students.Finding a need in the market is crucial for starting a business.Building a home lab can be done affordably with the right equipment.Connect---------------------------------------------------https://www.KyserClark.comhttps://www.KyserClark.com/Newsletterhttps://youtube.com/KyserClarkhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/KyserClarkhttps://www.twitter.com/KyserClarkhttps://www.instagram/KyserClarkhttps://facebook.com/CyberKyserhttps://twitch.tv/KyserClark_Cybersecurityhttps://www.tiktok.com/@kyserclarkhttps://discord.gg/ZPQYdBV9YYMusic by Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioAttention viewers/Listeners: This content is strictly for educational purposes, emphasizing ETHICAL and LEGAL hacking only. I do not, and will NEVER, condone the act of illegally hacking into computer systems and networks for any reason. My goal is to foster cybersecurity awareness and responsible digital behavior. Please behave responsibly and adhere to legal and ethical standards in your use of this information.The postings on this site are my own and may not represent the positions of ...

Kyser Clark interviews Trent Miller, a cybersecurity professional with a diverse background in IT and security roles. They discuss Trent's career journey, the challenges of breaking into cybersecurity, the importance of networking, and insights on certifications like OSCP. Trent shares his experiences with the job market, the reality of skill shortages, and the significance of community engagement through groups like DC608. The conversation emphasizes the need for collaboration and continuous learning in the cybersecurity field.Connect with Trent Miller on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/azureadtrent/TakeawaysNetworking is crucial for breaking into cybersecurity.The OSCP certification can boost confidence and job prospects.Employers often seek unrealistic qualifications, creating a perceived skill shortage.Hands-on experience and collaboration are key to success in cybersecurity.The job market can be challenging, but persistence pays off.Community groups like DC608 provide valuable support and resources.It's important to balance study and personal life when pursuing certifications.Anyone can enter the field with dedication and the right mindset.Connect---------------------------------------------------https://www.KyserClark.comhttps://www.KyserClark.com/Newsletterhttps://youtube.com/KyserClarkhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/KyserClarkhttps://www.twitter.com/KyserClarkhttps://www.instagram/KyserClarkhttps://facebook.com/CyberKyserhttps://twitch.tv/KyserClark_Cybersecurityhttps://www.tiktok.com/@kyserclarkhttps://discord.gg/ZPQYdBV9YYMusic by Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioAttention viewers/Listeners: This content is strictly for educational purposes, emphasizing ETHICAL and LEGAL hacking only. I do not, and will NEVER, condone the act of illegally hacking into computer systems and networks for any reason. My goal is to foster cybersecurity awareness and responsible digital behavior. Please behave responsibly and adhere to legal and ethical standards in your use of this information.The postings on this site are my own and may not represent the positions of ...

Kyser Clark interviews James Scott, a cybersecurity professional with a diverse background in the military and digital forensics. They discuss James's journey into penetration testing, the challenges he faced in landing his first role, and the importance of networking and creating personal tools. The conversation also covers the significance of programming skills in cybersecurity, the value of digital forensics knowledge, and the impact of volunteering at conferences. James shares insights on pursuing a PhD in cybersecurity, focusing on weaponizing forensics and compliance training. The episode concludes with advice on persistence and standing out in a competitive field.Connect with James Scott on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james011616/TakeawaysNetworking is crucial for career growth in cybersecurity.Persistence is key; never give up on your goals.Creating your own tools can set you apart from others.Digital forensics knowledge enhances penetration testing skills.Programming becomes essential as you advance in your career.Volunteering at conferences can lead to valuable connections.Federal resumes require more detail than private sector ones.Stand out from the competition with unique qualifications.Pursuing a PhD can help you contribute to the field significantly.Connect---------------------------------------------------https://www.KyserClark.comhttps://www.KyserClark.com/Newsletterhttps://youtube.com/KyserClarkhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/KyserClarkhttps://www.twitter.com/KyserClarkhttps://www.instagram/KyserClarkhttps://facebook.com/CyberKyserhttps://twitch.tv/KyserClark_Cybersecurityhttps://www.tiktok.com/@kyserclarkhttps://discord.gg/ZPQYdBV9YYMusic by Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioAttention viewers/Listeners: This content is strictly for educational purposes, emphasizing ETHICAL and LEGAL hacking only. I do not, and will NEVER, condone the act of illegally hacking into computer systems and networks for any reason. My goal is to foster cybersecurity awareness and responsible digital behavior. Please behave responsibly and adhere to legal and ethical standards in your use of this information.The postings on this site are my own and may not represent the positions of ...

Kyser Clark interviews 0xD1CE, a seasoned penetration tester, who shares his extensive journey from IT to cybersecurity. 0xD1CE discusses his various roles, certifications, and the impact of COVID on his career shift. The conversation gets into the differences between consulting and internal roles, the value of certain cybersecurity certifications, and the emerging trends in AI testing. 0xD1CE also provides insights on how to succeed in obtaining the OSEP certification and emphasizes the importance of self-research in career development.Takeaways:0xD1CE transitioned from IT to cybersecurity due to a growing interest sparked by his blue team experience.Consulting roles differ significantly from internal testing roles, impacting work pace and responsibilities.AI testing is an emerging field with limited resources available for training.Self-research and initiative are crucial for career growth in cybersecurity.The Network+ certification may be overrated in the context of penetration testing.Hands-on experience and practical knowledge are essential for success in certifications like OSEP.Web application testing is a critical skill for penetration testers, especially in consulting roles.Connect---------------------------------------------------https://www.KyserClark.comhttps://www.KyserClark.com/Newsletterhttps://youtube.com/KyserClarkhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/KyserClarkhttps://www.twitter.com/KyserClarkhttps://www.instagram/KyserClarkhttps://facebook.com/CyberKyserhttps://twitch.tv/KyserClark_Cybersecurityhttps://www.tiktok.com/@kyserclarkhttps://discord.gg/ZPQYdBV9YYMusic by Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioAttention viewers/Listeners: This content is strictly for educational purposes, emphasizing ETHICAL and LEGAL hacking only. I do not, and will NEVER, condone the act of illegally hacking into computer systems and networks for any reason. My goal is to foster cybersecurity awareness and responsible digital behavior. Please behave responsibly and adhere to legal and ethical standards in your use of this information.The postings on this site are my own and may not represent the positions of ...