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if i see one more person mischaracterise cardan and call him a hopeless baby girl i might just tweak
#girl gtfo its called THE CRUEL PRINCE#BECAUSE HE IS CRUEL!!!!#and rather than pretending he wasnt#why dont u acknowledge his growth throughout the books#jude being a strong fmc doesnt depend on cardan being weak#he literally killed half of madoc’s army#was so hostile to jude and taryn#obv there were certain reasons for his cruelness but he was still cruel !!!!!!#btw this doesn’t count if its a joke i mean like#when theyre using it to defend him#the cruel prince#tcp#the folk of the air#tfota#nnie reads ۫ ꣑ৎ
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This is mostly a note for myself, but a theme I want to bring out more strongly in TCP is this idea that Jisel is always facing the future while Callebero faces the past. Jisel is quick to shed as much of Capall as she can (superficially) and to try to escape that history while Callebero holds so tightly to a world that isn’t there anymore (and maybe never really was) and can hardly actually fathom/look at the future head on
#which is also why like Callebero’s growth has to be learning to believe in and work toward a future#while Jisel’s is tied up in reckoning with her own past#tcp editing adventures#currently at the point in the draft I’m at rn Callebero is having a small meltdown over fucking up sewinf#*sewing#which is fun
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I'll never get tired of saying how clever the ending to the first book is. Like, you are reading Jude's thoughts 24/7, you don't think you're missing anything; she might have been conflicted, but yeah, apparently the plan is settled, she'll crown Oak and then send him away. And then you read this banger:
"Phase four," Cardan whispers to me, still believing we're on the same side.
I had to sit for a moment, stare blankly at the page, I can tell you that.
Still thinking about how the fae manipulate language to bend the truth and how Holly Black does the same thing to the reader in TCP when she conceals Jude's plan to make Cardan high king.
#LIKE- WHAT THE F U MEAN “still believing we're on the same side”#I BELIEVED IT TOO ???#i was reading your thoughts i- how did i get tricked??#the cruel prince#tcp spoilers#tfota spoilers#the folk of the air#jude duarte#cardan greenbriar#holly black#btw someday i should probably write a meta about how that ending was the first actual sign of growth in Jude's character's story in TCP#which is also why i love it so much
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Cardan's room in TCP VS TPT
(small post about cardan's room development)

The Cruel Prince, chap 12, pg 111
(note: Holly Black confirmed in her Lit joy annotations that Cardan did not choose that headboard panel)

The Prisoner's Throne, pg 16
I find it fascinating that Cardan's room in The Cruel Prince was undecorated, messy, and depressing, whereas his room with Jude in The Prisoner's Throne is decorated with tapestries and brocades. There's a psychological theory that suggests your room reflects your state of mind, and I believe these small details offer insight into the characters. It illustrates the growth and development of Cardan's comfort with himself in many ways as well as his deepening relationship with Jude, especially given that they have shared a living space for 10 years now. I think it's very adorable. In TCP, we know Cardan was going through it. Drinking, while facing abuse by his brother and being unloved by his family. VS in TPT where he's loved by the kingdom has a family and a wife that adore him. Cardan is ultimately one of the most surprising characters that really figured himself out and grew comfortable with himself.
Idk, just cool small detail I noticed. His room VS his room with Jude...I miss Elfhame.
#cardan greenbriar#jude duarte#holly black#the folk of the air#the prisoners throne#the cruel prince#the stolen heir#jurdan#elfhame
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the main reason I like Taryn/the Ghost (despite the fact we get microscopic crumbs in the text) is that it’s thematically compelling for them as characters.
the best romances aren't just about ~vibes~ and ~spice~ but about two unique, fully realized characters becoming part of one another's lives. each character carries their lifetime's worth of formative experiences, beliefs about the world, goals, strengths, habits, wounds, coping mechanisms, preferences, etc—so inevitably there's conflict and change and (ideally) growth. this is why we love Jude/Cardan so much!
like, for just one example: Jude always resented the Folk, even as she admired and envied them. she talks about wanting to be better, to be worse, to excel beyond them and rule over them, and ultimately to conquer her fear of them. part of why Jurdan is so great (aside from being The Power Couple) is because falling in love with Cardan forces Jude to accept that sometimes, the Folk can be good and safe and worthy of her trust. in my interpretation, this arc culminates when Cardan is turned into a snake and Jude has to rely on others (Fand, Grima Mog, the Court of Shadows, etc.) rather than just her romantic partner. she does conquer her fear of the Folk—partially through her cunning and tenacity, yes, but also partially through learning to trust her heart and find those with whom she is safe.
but that's not a lesson Taryn needs to learn. she wants to fit in with the fae; she craves their approval. in tcp, Locke's whole shitty test is based on Taryn's ability to prove that, even though she's human, she can live like the fae. and in twk, while Jude is isolated, exhausted, and (rightfully) paranoid about being betrayed, Taryn is constantly surrounded by the Folk. she seems to find belonging among them, yet she almost loses herself in the process. from a story perspective, Locke isn't that interesting of a romantic partner because he only confirms what she seems to already believe: that to belong in faerie, she will have to change and abandon certain parts of herself (represented most starkly by her betraying her sister). she will have to learn to love differently and live by different rules. and she's quite good at it, as we see—but it makes her miserable. so Locke's murder is narratively important (beyond just being Very Fun) because it represents her rejection of the life he insisted she live.
but the Ghost (for as little as we know about him) is half-human and spent part of his life in the human world. I think there is so much potential for the most delicious narrative tension to arise from their dynamic. they both, for their own reasons, straddle both the human and the faerie worlds, yet fully belong to neither. both of them make choices they regret (killing Liriope / betraying Jude) and both of them are harmed as a result (the Ghost's true name being used / Locke being straight-up emotionally abusive). there's a lot of common ground there, but also potential for great conflict considering the very different lives they live.
after the events of tqon, I get the sense that they're both kind of... recalibrating. of course, the Ghost is still part of the Court of Shadows, but the monarchs he serves are very different than Dain, and he's also been freed from the abuse of his true name. and Taryn is a widow, pregnant, the daughter of an exiled general, the sister of the new mortal queen, and seemingly a bit of a phenomenon in the social scene of Elfhame. who are they, and what is their place in this world that isn't built for them? how do they find belonging without losing themselves? what does living a good and fulfilling life even look like for each of them? how do they adapt to their environment without crossing into the territory of self-betrayal? truly just so many questions that are so fun to chew on
#I’ll take 'posts that are entirely on brand' for 500 alex#anyways if you're new here go read mniwyd where i explore some of these questions#(tho i still have lots i want to explore - which is why there's another wip)#im so back baby#(kind of)#the cruel prince#tcp#the folk of the air#tfota#taryn duarte#the ghost#taryn x ghost#jude duarte#cardan greenbriar#jurdan#holly black#blabs#long post#tqon#queen of nothing#queen of nothing spoilers#tqon spoilers
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For some reasons, whenever I re-read the Folk of the air series, I start at The Wicked king.
To myself, I thought I just preferred Jude at her maximum power.
But then I got my mom to read The Cruel Prince, and ( even if she read the entire book in a day) she deemed it “yeah, nice. Kinda childlish”
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Sure, it’s a fairy world, not really No longer Human, but what of Jude’s Breaking Bad Arch is childlish??
So I finally gave TCP a re-read.
And Damn.
Our Queen begging Madoc to let her attend a school event? First crushes, kisses, sex talks with Taryn?
Thanks to the dark themes, power play, court scheming and violence of the rest of the saga, I had completely forgotten that she was just a teenager.
Holly’s ability to develop her arch is incredible.
You can see the seed of what she will later become, and while circumstances def help, she does most of it herself!
But while I love TCP and the growth of Jude’s character, I am scared people mistakes this as just a weird teen romance and don’t read the rest of the saga.
Do you all think this is just a teen/ya romance book?
Am I wrong for seeing more than there is to see?
#the cruel prince#screenwriting#the prisoners throne#the stolen heir#the wicked king#the folk of the air#tfota#yes my mother is my book bestie#no i will not elaborate#jude duarte#jude x cardan#jurdan
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Blog Post 9 - McLaine/Ethnic Online Communities
Why are Ethnic Online Communities(EOCs) so important?
Issues regarding race and ethnicity are often avoided or ignored in online environments due to the “digital default” systems that benefit white, cis/het, high class, men. Race/ethnicity are rarely discussed or advocated for in online chats that are easily pushed aside from the conversation. EOC’s like BET.com and Space.com, are seen growing more because they provide a space that wasn't always available. These spaces are important because they increase community empowerment, advocacy, and resilience to fight for equity and offer resources.
How is the internet used for low class Americans?
Due to the vast levels of treatment of lower income and ethnic/racial marginalized individuals specifically on the internet, it's interesting to find out how they navigate resources needed. The Children's Partnership(TCP) conducted a report in 2000 that found lower income individuals and/or marginalized racial/ethnic individuals used the internet to find multilingual resources, local job positions, local low cost living, and/or local culturally relevant resources. The internet is a huge resource for opportunity and growth, so it would make sense that these demographics would find a lot of advantages. If the internet and online spaces were actually “equal” as they claim, then EOC spaces and other resources would be more attainable and advocated for.
Who were some of the first EOC’s?
In 1997, AsianAvenue.com became the first ethnic online communities that soon after inspired the increase of more online spaces like BlackPlanet.com and MiGente.com. These spaces not only provided helpful resources, community empowerment but also supported millions of members. Benjamin Sun, CEO of Community Connect Inc. talks about how difficult it was receiving funds and support for AsianAvenue.com and other EOC’s. Sun refers to the importance of community support and how vital these spaces are for racial and ethnic marginalized demographics.
What are some examples of EOC’s empowerment?
EOC’s offer a great new perspective because it's creating a space not just for resources/support but spreading information and connecting across borders. One example of how this empowerment has benefited was the use of racial/discriminatory slurs being reclaimed by members that brought up a lot of discourse. Either agreeing to reclaim the word or not, there was still a large sense of control and discussion over how people felt that gave them a voice and a space to speak on these issues. Another interesting example was the use of people using online usernames that were stereotypical identifications of race/ethnicity, something that was typically avoided due to targeted attacks in online spaces. Now due to these community spaces, there is more freedom for individuality with less fear of discrimination.
McLaine, S. Ethnic Online Communities: Between Profit and Purpose, 2003.
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what if evan made a new email address for connor project stuff and after maybe a year or two jared makes an anonymous secret email account to send to it pretending to be someone just wondering about where tcp is at to see if evan answers at all and what he thinks about it all now. bonus if they both end up obviously alluding to their shared history a little along the way and then one of them reaches out directly and not anonymously
What's a little softcore catfishing between old family friends? 🤗
The last bit is especially tantalizing because it could that:
Jared works up the courage to contact Evan directly (growth, love to see it)
Jared accidentally sends an email from The Wrong Account and immediately throws his phone against a wall.
Evan calls Jared up like "Hey I know we haven't talked in years but I've been chatting with this person on the old Connor Project email and it really made me want to see how you're doing and say I'm sorry" and Jared. Probably also immediately throws his phone against a wall.
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News of the Day 5/9/25: Funding for Scientific Research
Paywall free.
I've got a budding research scientist in my life. She was born here, grew up here, did her BS here but is doing grad school in Europe, and there's a lot of reasons for that but the possibility of doing science research in America certainly made the decision easier. She's a special kid, and I promise you, we're worse for not having her manning the pipettes around here.
If empathy isn't enough, funding general science research is a ridiculously good long-term investment. The NPR piece goes into specifics on the economy piece, but it's pretty intuitive. Think about the business growth and just the general quality of life payoff that came from some electrical engineers piddling around to make TCP/IP work. (That's the data-transfer protocol that essentially led to the development of the modern internet.)
Hug a scientist, budding or otherwise, if you've got one in your life. They're going through it. Check in with your state's flagship research university and see what they're doing to fight back. And do call your Congressmen. Power of the purse is a legislative thing, or used to be.
This song seems appropriate, somehow. It's never a bad day for Michael Longcor.
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More News on University Science Funding Cuts
A specific example: how funding cuts are impacting researchers and grad students at the University of Washington. (X)
How China benefits from US cuts. (X)
Columbia U. fired 180 staffers in response to Trump defunding research projects. (X)
Cuts at Cornell will impact Air Force and military safety. (X)
Trump's focus on deporting foreign students may also drive away top research talent.
And Science Research More Generally
Trump is planning to cut HHS discretionary spending by another 26%. (X)
Trump's proposed 2026 budget also includes massive cuts to science research. (X)
NASA's budget in particular ‘Would Decimate American Leadership in Space’ (X)
More than a dozen states sued Trump admin over ‘dismantling’ of federal health agencies (X)
Federal researchers studying black lung and other similar workplace hazards were recently fired. Some were rehired temporarily, though they expect to be fired again next month. (X)
Jacob Soboroff discusses how the cuts impact coal miners:
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A second program focusing on toxin exposure for 9/11 responders was also hit hard. (X)
RFK plans to use Medicaid and Medicare data to study the causes of autism (X), raising massive privacy concerns. In response, IL Gov. Pritzker signed a state-level executive order protecting autistic people's medical information.
"'I am horrified': Why autistic people say RFK Jr.'s comments on autism are so dangerous" (X)
The measles epidemic is still a thing. (X) RFK instructed the CDC to issue new treatment guidelines based on his unfounded claims (X) and pushed misinformation that MMR vaccines contain "aborted foetus debris".
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Why do you ship Jude and Cardan?
Well, I love them mostly because of their individual character's growth as well as the shift/progress in their dynamic with each other.
I love that I didn't know going into the books that they were gonna be enemies or even why, and that when I did find out ‘why,’ how it all played out. I loved the tension between them in The Cruel Prince, I loved the undeniable attraction and care shown in The Wicked King, and I'm an absolute sucker for their communication (dialogue) and actions in the Queen of Nothing. It doesn't end there, of course. When I expected I couldn't love them any more than I already did, How The King of Elfhame Learned to Hate Stories gave me more, and I loved how Cardan's backstory added to his personality in the three main books, and how far him and Jude have come in their relationship (the trust and security). I love how they both initially worked for their interests (in tcp) and then achieved them (somewhat) together, as told in The Stolen Heir. I'm so excited for their scenes in The Prisoner's Throne now!
Thanks for this ask, btw! There are some relevant posts by this user that I really love but kept in the deep dark cellar, aka. drafts until now, and this ask really just pushed me down the stairs to show them the light of the dashboard, lol. I'll reblog them still (or not, idk), but I'm linking them here!
I mean, Jude ships herself with Cardan, so why shouldn’t I?
‘why the fuck would you ship jude and cardan’ have you met me???? are you new?????
#tfota asks#bee's answered#jurdan#jude duarte#cardan greenbriar#the cruel prince#the wicked king#queen of nothing#htkoelths#how the king of elfhame learned to hate stories#the stolen heir#the prisoner's throne#the folk of the air#tfota#a novel of elfhame#holly black#bookish asks
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Beta-Tricalcium Phosphate Bone Graft for Dental
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Swine Feed Phosphates Market Size, Share, Key Growth Drivers, Trends, Challenges and Competitive Landscape
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Network Engineer Course in Pune with Placement Guarantee: Your Path to a High-Demand Career

Are you searching for the best Network Engineer course in Pune with 100% job placement guarantee? Whether you’re a fresh graduate, a working professional aiming to switch careers, or someone seeking a stable and well-paying IT job, this article will guide you through everything you need to know about the Network Engineer training course.
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As businesses continue to expand their digital infrastructure, network engineers have become an essential part of IT departments. According to a report by NASSCOM, India will require over 1 million networking professionals by 2026 due to rapid digitization, 5G rollout, cloud expansion, and cybersecurity threats.
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Hiring Entry-Level Cyber Talent? Start with CSA Certification
In today's increasingly digital landscape, the threat of cyberattacks looms larger than ever. Businesses of all sizes are grappling with sophisticated threats, making robust cybersecurity defenses not just a luxury, but a necessity. At the forefront of this defense are Security Operations Center (SOC), and the unsung heroes within them: SOC Analysts.
However, a critical challenge many organizations face is bridging the talent gap in cybersecurity. The demand for skilled professionals far outstrips the supply, particularly at the entry-level. This is where strategic hiring practices, coupled with valuable certifications like the Certified SOC Analyst (C|SA) certification, become paramount.
The Ever-Growing Need for SOC Analysts
The role of a SOC analyst is pivotal. They are the frontline defenders, tirelessly monitoring an organization's systems and networks for suspicious activity, detecting threats, and initiating rapid responses to mitigate potential damage. From analyzing logs and alerts to investigating incidents and implementing containment measures, their work is continuous and critical.
The job outlook for information security analysts, which includes SOC analysts, is incredibly strong. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 33% growth from 2023 to 2033, a rate significantly faster than the average for all occupations. This translates to approximately 17,300 job openings each year, highlighting the immense demand for these professionals. As cyber threats evolve in sophistication and frequency, and as businesses increasingly embrace digital transformation and remote work, the need for skilled SOC analysts will only intensify.
What Does an Entry-Level SOC Analyst Do?
An entry-level SOC analyst, often referred to as a Tier 1 analyst, serves as the first line of defense within a Security Operations Center. Their primary responsibilities include:
Monitoring Security Alerts: Continuously observing security alerts generated by various systems such as SIEM (Security Information and Event Management), IDS/IPS (Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems), and endpoint protection1 tools.
Initial Triage and Prioritization: Assessing the severity and legitimacy of alerts, distinguishing between false positives and genuine threats, and prioritizing them for further investigation.
Log Analysis: Examining logs from different sources (servers, workstations, network devices) to understand security events and identify indicators of compromise (IoCs).
Following Playbooks: Executing established procedures and playbooks for common security scenarios and incident response.
Documentation: Meticulously documenting findings, actions taken, and the progression of security incidents.
Escalation: Escalating confirmed or complex threats to higher-tier SOC analysts (Tier 2 or Tier 3) for deeper investigation and remediation.
While a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field can be beneficial, it's not always a strict prerequisite for entry-level SOC roles. Many successful SOC analysts enter the field through dedicated cybersecurity courses, bootcamps, or relevant certifications.
Key Skills for Aspiring SOC Analysts
To excel as an entry-level SOC analyst, a combination of technical and soft skills is essential:
Technical Skills:
Network Fundamentals: A solid understanding of network protocols (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP), network architecture, and common network devices (firewalls, routers).
Operating System Knowledge: Familiarity with various operating systems (Windows, Linux) and their security configurations.
Security Technologies: Practical knowledge of security tools like SIEM systems, intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS), antivirus software, and vulnerability scanners.
Log Analysis: The ability to effectively analyze security logs from diverse sources to identify anomalies and malicious activities.
Incident Response Basics: Understanding the fundamental steps of incident response, including detection, containment, eradication, and recovery.
Threat Intelligence: An awareness of current cyber threats, attack methodologies, and indicators of compromise.
Basic Scripting (Optional but beneficial): Familiarity with scripting languages like Python can help automate tasks and analyze data more efficiently.
Soft Skills:
Analytical and Problem-Solving: The ability to think critically, analyze complex information, and identify root causes of security incidents.
Attention to Detail: Meticulousness in examining logs and alerts to avoid missing crucial details.
Communication: Clear and concise written and verbal communication skills to document incidents and collaborate with team members and other departments.
Adaptability: The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, so the ability to learn new technologies and adapt to emerging threats is vital.
Teamwork: SOC operations are often a collaborative effort, requiring effective communication and coordination with colleagues.
The Value of SOC Certifications for Entry-Level Talent
For individuals looking to break into the cybersecurity field as a SOC analyst, and for employers seeking to identify qualified entry-level talent, SOC certifications play a crucial role. These certifications validate a candidate's foundational knowledge and practical skills, providing a standardized benchmark of competence.
While several certifications can aid an aspiring SOC analyst, the Certified SOC Analyst (C|SA) certification by EC-Council stands out as a strong starting point, particularly for those targeting Tier I and Tier II SOC roles.
Why CSA Certification is a Game-Changer for Entry-Level SOC Hiring
The Certified SOC Analyst (C|SA) certification is specifically engineered to equip current and aspiring SOC analysts with the proficiency needed to perform entry-level and intermediate-level operations. Here's why the C|SA certification is a significant asset for hiring entry-level cyber talent:
Tailored for SOC Operations: Unlike broader cybersecurity certifications, C|SA is designed with the explicit needs of a Security Operations Center in mind. Its curriculum covers the end-to-end SOC workflow, from initial alert monitoring to incident response and reporting.
Comprehensive Skill Development: The C|SA program delves into critical areas such as:
Security Operations and Management: Understanding the principles and practices of managing a SOC.
Understanding Cyber Threats, IoCs, and Attack Methodology: Gaining knowledge of common cyber threats, indicators of compromise, and attack techniques.
Incidents, Events, and Logging: Learning about log management, correlation, and the significance of various security events.
Incident Detection with SIEM: Mastering the use of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions for effective incident detection.
Enhanced Incident Detection with Threat Intelligence: Integrating threat intelligence feeds into SIEM for proactive threat identification.
Elaborate Understanding of SIEM Deployment: Gaining practical insights into deploying and configuring SIEM solutions.
Hands-On, Practical Learning: The C|SA program emphasizes practical skills through lab-intensive sessions. Candidates get hands-on experience with incident monitoring, detection, triaging, analysis, containment, eradication, recovery, and reporting. This practical exposure is invaluable for entry-level professionals who often lack real-world experience.
Real-time Environment Simulation: The labs in the C|SA program simulate real-time SOC environments, allowing candidates to practice identifying and validating intrusion attempts using SIEM solutions and threat intelligence, mirroring actual job scenarios.
Compliance with Industry Frameworks: The C|SA certification aligns 100% with the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) framework, specifically under the "Protect and Defend (PR)" category for the role of Cyber Defense Analysis (CDA). This alignment ensures that C|SA-certified individuals possess skills recognized and valued across the industry.
Global Recognition: Accredited by EC-Council, a globally recognized authority in cybersecurity certifications, the C|SA credential enhances career prospects and demonstrates proficiency to potential employers worldwide.
Clear Career Pathway: For aspiring SOC analyst professionals, the C|SA serves as the foundational step, providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge to enter a SOC team at Tier I or Tier II level. This creates a clear and achievable career path.
Beyond Certification: What Else to Look For
While the C|SA certification is an excellent indicator of a candidate's readiness for an entry-level SOC analyst role, employers should also consider other factors during the hiring process:
Passion and Curiosity: Cybersecurity is a rapidly evolving field. Look for candidates who demonstrate genuine enthusiasm for continuous learning and a strong desire to stay updated on the latest threats and technologies.
Problem-Solving Aptitude: Assess their ability to think critically and approach challenges systematically.
Communication Skills: Strong communication is vital for collaborating within the SOC team and explaining technical issues to non-technical stakeholders.
Any Relevant Experience: Even internships, personal projects, or volunteer work in cybersecurity can demonstrate practical application of skills.
Cultural Fit: A candidate's ability to integrate into the team dynamics and contribute positively to the SOC environment.
Conclusion
As the cybersecurity landscape continues to grow in complexity and threat sophistication, the demand for skilled SOC analysts will only intensify. For organizations seeking to build a robust and responsive security team, investing in entry-level talent is crucial. The Certified SOC Analyst (C|SA) certification offers a highly relevant and practical pathway for aspiring professionals to gain the necessary skills, making them a valuable asset from day one. By prioritizing candidates with foundational certifications like C|SA, employers can confidently onboard individuals who are not just theoretically knowledgeable, but also practically equipped to contribute to their security operations and safeguard their digital assets.
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