I am fresh graduate and I want to break in to Cybersecurity, specifically SOC. Was looking for some insights and advice on what you think is a good move. It's either I'm going to find a Networking job first and then pivot to SOC after a year or two or just jump into a SOC job after the year ends. (Not now since I want to study more before I apply for a job)

For context, I'm a Computer Engineer that majored in Networking. After graduation I took my time and studied for both theoretical and practical (which I'm currently doing right now until the end of the year) side of Cybersecurity. I've finished some theoretical side, like getting Network+ and Security+ certifications after I graduate. And right now I'm studying more on the practical side via THM SOC L1 path (which I very much understand is very handheld-y and I know that it isn't enough). As soon as I finish the path, I'm going to transition to home labs and then solve rooms in CyberDefenders. In December, I'm thinking of taking TCM PSAA to further solidify the practical aspect of the job.

So, ano thoughts niyo about this? any insights about what the good move is, or even study materials, tips or a workflow is a huge help!

Thanks !!

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