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1. jph+FM[view] [source] 2024-01-03 23:13:03
>>public+(OP)
I worked at 70 Million Jobs (YC) to help people with records get jobs. Here's my advice FWIW.

Your experience in security operations is in demand, so that's a big plus for you. Seek work that you can do via external environments, meaning you don't need to be on-site, and don't need to have internal access. Ideally you can create an LLC so you can work for yourself.

A few examples... 1. Doing compliance-oriented security reviews via cloned systems (e.g. your customer provides you with a non-live copy). 2. Advising on process commitments (e.g. security SLAs, or UML/Visio/EA diagrams, or declarative configurations). 3. Effecting security-related project management task plans (e.g. pilots, proof of concepts, research adjuncts, resource estimations).

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2. jcims+SP[view] [source] 2024-01-03 23:39:19
>>jph+FM
Was going to suggest looking into an LLC. I ran a security consulting company for about ten years and the only customers that asked for background checks were banks and some federal agencies.
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3. bombca+o11[view] [source] 2024-01-04 01:22:55
>>jcims+SP
And there are even some customers that’ll happily pay a bit more when they learn you’ve been roughed and tumbled.
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4. keepam+5k1[view] [source] 2024-01-04 04:55:16
>>bombca+o11
What does that mean?
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