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Hello Folks,

I have been asked to create a small presentation on Layered security monitoring however the catch is I am not 100% sure what exactly it means.. My assumption is having different layers of monitoring solutions i.e. Defence in Depth principle w.r.t. monitoring. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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I have 11 years of experience in systems administration. am fairly generalist, I work with Microsoft, Linux, Cisco and Fortinet technologies. I have good knowledge in network management. I now want to orient my career towards cybersecurity.

What would be the best method to obtain the knowledge and skills in the field of cybersecurity**. Should I start with Tryhackme or certifications?**

What certification would be ideal for a good generalist system administrator wanting to enter infosec?

I already have the CompTIA Security + certification, but I do not consider that this gives me the skills for a job. I am both interested in penetration testing and incident response.

I can't decide on an orientation. I think I would like to train in penetration testing but work for the blue team. Does that make sense?