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Day 1 of being employed in Cybersecurity

Day 1 of being employed in Cybersecurity TL;DR I got an internship as IAM Intern in a company called Securentity. I will be posting about my experience and the skills I learnt in future blogs. Yesterday was ny first day. How I got the job I was actively hunting for LinkedIn posts about internship openings (Search bar -> hit enter -> filter by jobs -> type "we are hiring","cybersecurity intern"…

I got an internship as IAM Intern at Securentity. They weren't expecting much from the interns, but I had some hands-on experience with Okta, AWS IAM, and completed labs and a project in these areas. My interview process involved answering questions about programming, Java, OOPS, and core IAM concepts. I knew some of the answers but admitted when I didn't, explaining how I would approach them differently with Python.

The biggest challenge I'm facing is that everyone speaks Hindi, while I don't. I'm slowly learning it and asking others to help me understand.

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