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🌟 Excited to Begin the Next Chapter! 🌟 After four rewarding years in the United States Air Force, I am proud to reflect on the skills, experiences, and challenges that have shaped me into the person I am today. Serving as a Threat Intelligence Analyst, I honed my abilities in: - Conducting in-depth analysis and delivering vital intelligence. - Managing sensitive information and maintaining strict compliance with security protocols. - Leading teams, mentoring peers, and driving mission success in high-pressure environments. - Collaborating across teams and agencies to solve complex problems and deliver results. As I transition from the military, I am eager to apply these skills to new opportunities in the private sector. Whether it's in intelligence analysis, cybersecurity, vulnerability testing, or a related field, I am ready to bring my adaptability, discipline, and problem-solving mindset to a dynamic organization. If you're looking for someone with a strong work ethic, a knack for strategic thinking, and a proven ability to lead and deliver results, I’d love to connect! To my network: If you know of opportunities or have advice for someone navigating this new chapter in my life, please feel free to reach out or share! #Veteran #CareerTransition #Cybersecurity #IntelligenceAnalysis

Don’t be lured by the illusion of job security. It’s fragile and can be disrupted by decisions made without your input. True security comes from having enough savings to last at least six months, developing adaptable skills, and building a network that offers opportunities.

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📢 Are You Someone Who Leaves Their Job Without a Backup? It’s Okay to Be Vulnerable. 🤦♂️ Leaving a job without a backup plan can be scary. The future feels uncertain. Doubts creep in. But guess what? 💁♀️ It’s okay to feel this way. Vulnerability is not a weakness; it’s a sign of courage. When you leave a job, you might feel lost. That’s normal. 🚶♂️ You’ve stepped out of your comfort zone. But this is also a chance for growth. You’re not stuck. You’re free to explore new paths. Take it one step at a time. Trust yourself. Sometimes, the best opportunities come when you least expect them. 👍 So, embrace the unknown. It’s okay to be vulnerable. In fact, it might just lead you to something better. #jobs # vulnerability #data privacy #ISO 27001 #Consultants

Dear all, I have started receiving a large amount of connection requests from people whom I don't know and with whom I don't have any obvious shared educational or professional commonalities. Please be kind to send a note explaining why you are interested in connecting if we don't have obvious professional interests. If you think that belonging to a certain nationality, including my own, is a sufficient basis for being connected on LinkedIn, I don't share that view. For me, LinkedIn is a professional network, not for advocacy (I do advocacy on certain issues on Twitter and not on LinkedIn). Also, please don't send me advertisements of your paid webinars or books to buy straight to my inbox. With 3 Master's, ongoing PhD and continuous professional education from the world's best providers, I have been teaching myself, and don't need to absorb more trainings. Finally, I have to explain once more that I am not an IT professional but expert in international relations and security, including security governance and policies, which doesn't make me a good candidate for cybersecurity jobs in IT industry or physical security jobs in security industry.

One of our graduate students is working on how organizational information security policies are understood, complied with, or resisted. Pls, support him by joining his short interview session... York University York University – Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies #cybersecuritypolicy #informaitonsecuritypolicy #cybersecurity #graduatestudent

Are You Ready for the Career Opportunity of a Lifetime? We’re putting together something so valuable it’s a “crazy not to” kind of deal. Imagine looking back on this decision a year from now and seeing it as the pivotal moment that set your OSINT career on a new path. In OSINT, having the right skills and connections is everything. But it’s not just about knowing techniques – it’s about building the expertise that makes you the go-to person. We designed the Ultimate Investigator’s Training Pack precisely for real-world skills, exclusive access to top experts, and personalized guidance to accelerate your growth. Today’s Challenge: List specific OSINT skills or tools you want to master. Identify gaps in your knowledge, and think about how filling these gaps could transform your career. Visualize where you want to be one year from now, then take a concrete step to get there. The Ultimate Investigator’s Training Pack offers hands-on scenarios and 1-on-1 mentorship with OSINT leaders Rae Baker, Espen Ringstad, Justen Charters, and me. It’s an opportunity to learn directly from those who have been in the trenches. Only 5 spots are available – designed to make you stand out. Link in the first comment below 👇 #ForensicOSINT #UltimateTrainingPack #InvestInYourself Rae Baker, Maritime SME, Private Inv, CISSP, Espen Ringstad, Justen Charters, Ritu Gill (OSINT Techniques), Unchartered, Kase Scenarios - Immersive OSINT Training

Many non-technical job seekers miss out on rewarding cybersecurity careers due to a misconception that the field is purely technical. Roles in risk management, compliance, and user education are in high demand and require skills like communication and problem-solving, not just technical expertise. Embracing these opportunities can lead to significant contributions in enhancing organisational security. https://lnkd.in/gjN-P2cK