In my experience the hardest part is proving that your cyber security company adds value to your customers. It feels like companies finally understand the value proposition after many years of negligence.
I'm studying cyber security in Germany. It's the single best decision I've made so far. The work opportunities seem endless and I love working in the industry.
Most of my fellow students simply decided to go into this field because of the high monetary compensation and expect salaries starting from 60k€ upwards with a Bachelors.
I don't like that the source code is not fully open so I prefer Signal. I think the only thing holding Signal back is a proper UI. I use it with few people but for most people it's just unusable.
- how to write a dashboard with React & Redux and a Python backend
- fast.ai
- solving various (beginner level) CTF challenges
Non-tech:
- Sounds lame but it's rather interesting: Risk Assessments and Risk Management
- nutrition
- improving my guitar skills
- meditation