u/PRDiddy521

Lost my 2013 Genesis to an accident last month and I wanted to keep it in the family, so I picked up this beautiful 2015 with the tech package and only 45,600 miles for $8600 +ttl. Was owned by an old fogey who barely drove it and took it to the dealership for everything lol

First thing I noticed immediately is how much higher this car sits than my 2013 Genny. I'm also loving finally having Android Auto in one of my cars! Getting ceramic tint installed this weekend and already ordered the Genesis wing and am going to debadge the rear. Also plan to add the factory led fog lights as the cars stock is already setup for it.

Not going to do anything else to it really. The bass could probably hit a little harder and maybe powder coat the rims either a matte black or bronze. Not adding an intake or anything like that.... Regular paper filter for me lol.

Anything else anyone can think of?

Hey everyone, I currently work as a Tier 3 Process Analyst for a major Cybersecurity company. I spent around 8 years in the GRC space before being laid off and have been in this role for the last year.

I've been studying to get back into the GRC space and a part of that was learning the engineering side of cybersecurity so I obtained my Google Cybersecurity Professional certification as well as the Security+ cert.

Last week my company posted an SOC InfoSec Specialist job which my boss said I should apply for. I hesitated since I'm looking for a GRC role, but the pay starts at 30k more than what I'm currently making. I don't have any experience on that side of cybersecurity but I applied anyway assuming that they wouldn't even consider me. Well, yesterday the recruiter pings me on Teams and told me that the hiring manager liked my profile and would like to interview me LOL

My question is am I making a mistake and should I stick to looking for a GRC role or should I take my chances with this opportunity? If it matters, I'm 45. Thanks

Just this beautiful lady up!

Making Right Career Decision?