Re:U.S. has almost 500k job openings in cybersecurity
by raesene9 on Thursday May 20, 2021 @07:34AM
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IMO, one of the problems with things like the OSCP is that they don't really mirror how real pentesting works.
I've never heard of a pentest that's done as a 24 hour thing where someone is watching you through a webcam and you can't collaborate with people, and then the report is written up the next day. Also (last time I looked at it anyway) it quite a few topics that whilst interesting again don't mirror day-to-day pentesting, and restrictions on using things like Metasploit are just weird.
I've never heard of a pentest that's done as a 24 hour thing where someone is watching you through a webcam and you can't collaborate with people, and then the report is written up the next day. Also (last time I looked at it anyway) it quite a few topics that whilst interesting again don't mirror day-to-day pentesting, and restrictions on using things like Metasploit are just weird.