u/HotLettuce2130

Muy buenos días a todos!!! Quería compartir algo en lo que llevo un tiempo trabajando por si le sirve a alguien.

Llevo un tiempo viendo el mismo patrón: gente que quiere entrar a ciberseguridad, busca ofertas junior y se encuentra con 3 años de experiencia requerida y certificaciones que tardan años en conseguir. No saben por dónde empezar y todas las guías dicen lo mismo sin tener en cuenta de dónde parte cada uno.

Porque no es lo mismo venir de soporte técnico, de desarrollo, sin experiencia técnica o desde cero. El camino es diferente para cada perfil.

Por eso construí CyberGap, una herramienta gratuita que analiza tu perfil y te devuelve qué skills te faltan para SOC Analyst junior, en qué orden trabajarlas, recursos gratuitos concretos y cómo documentar ese aprendizaje para que sea visible en LinkedIn o CV.

Está en fase piloto, es completamente gratuita y ya la han probado perfiles muy distintos. Los datos que compartes se usan únicamente para generar tu análisis.

Si estás intentando entrar a ciberseguridad o conoces a alguien que lo esté, el enlace en los comentarios. ¿Tú cómo estás intentando dar ese salto?

Hey everyone, wanted to share something I've been building in case it's useful for someone here.

I kept seeing the same thing over and over — people who want to break into cybersecurity, they look at "junior" job postings and get hit with 3 years of experience requirements and a list of certifications that takes years to get. They don't know where to start, they Google around, and every guide says the same generic stuff without caring about where that person is actually coming from.

Because honestly it's not the same starting from helpdesk, from software development, from a non-technical background, or from zero. The path is different for everyone.

So I built CyberGap — a free tool that analyzes your current profile and gives you back a personalized breakdown: what skills you're actually missing for a junior SOC Analyst role, what order to tackle them in based on where you're starting from, free resources for each skill, and how to document that learning so it shows up on your LinkedIn or CV.

It's in pilot phase, completely free, and I've already tested it with very different profiles — people with no tech background, developers with years of experience, IT support folks looking to transition.

The data you share is only used to generate your analysis, nothing else.

If you're trying to break into cybersecurity or know someone who is, link in the comments. And if you've already been through that process — what do you wish you'd had when you were starting out?