Thread regarding State Farm Insurance layoffs

Info Sec Directors and Managers

Why is the majority of security management just unqualified bodies in a position of authority? The majority know nothing about info sec nor hold industry certifications. These people would be unable to get any type of information security job at other companies but we put them in leadership positions. We are talking people with accounting, Ad Services, and software Developer backgrounds who didn’t properly secure API’s etc. They have their more qualified analysts speaking for them and attending meetings because the manager is incapable of speaking to what occurs on their own team.

I’m waiting for the bonus before I bolt to Dell or VMWare for a leadership position.

Thanks for my 30k in certifications and training that now has other companies contacting me on the reg for more money.

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https://youtu.be/jBVpfaLQEYE spot the leaders

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Post ID: @6ozx+1e94ORbm

Its why I am getting a software job at SF free certs! Yeah!

FYI...Dell sucks too. Fun times.

Oh and at Dell you actually WORK....you will find out once you leave the cushy dev job of SF.

Reality of the dev world outside of an established insurance job has sent a many devs crying back.....

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Post ID: @3ttd+1e94ORbm

Right, brahahahaha

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Post ID: @2cbd+1e94ORbm

Nope passed. Id--ts

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Post ID: @2cyg+1e94ORbm

@2rqi - is a frequent poster. Likes blaming everyone else for his own failures. He has no accountability or personal responsibility-just a zero.

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Post ID: @2ujv+1e94ORbm

2rqi+1e94ORbm Failed their CISSP

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Post ID: @2lyi+1e94ORbm

@xnc et. al. (Troll lovers unite)

Must like getting free company paid for certifications and as someone that has multiple certs perhaps being smart should be a priority rather than getting lotsa letters.

Most real world folks pay for their own education and certifications.

Research and real world experience means more than certs.

Take your negativity elsewhere and wake up and smell the coffee.

Cheers

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Post ID: @2rqi+1e94ORbm

Post ID: @swo+1e94ORbm Must have failed their CISSP exam.

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Post ID: @gdz+1e94ORbm

I agree 💯 and I'm doing the same.

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Post ID: @xip+1e94ORbm

People that complain about directors are known as peons.

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Post ID: @qgt+1e94ORbm

The certifications just mean the people with them are willing to invest in their education, knowledge and development versus people without them that are fine treading water. One of life’s choices.

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Post ID: @xnc+1e94ORbm

Directors. Highly paid puppets. That don't even know what the implement or how things really work. Buddy system.

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Post ID: @crw+1e94ORbm

Certifications do not mean knowledge or skill or well rounded smart people. Although recruiters love them. Weird. Klaus Schwab would be proud.

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Post ID: @swo+1e94ORbm

Cant say exec leadership in CX is any more knowledgeable

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Post ID: @qvy+1e94ORbm

It truly is an odd dynamic. I recently spoke with a Director who did not know what an environment or API is.

I’ll also look around after the bonus comes. Hang in there man!

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