The social norm is constructed: not naturally occurring but created by the society in which it is found.
Hence there are no actions which in themselves are inherently #abnormal or universally condemned by all societies at all times. Deviance is thus situational and contextual.
The social norm is constructed: not naturally occurring but created by the society in which it is found.
Hence there are no actions which in themselves are inherently #abnormal or universally condemned by all societies at all times. Deviance is thus situational and contextual.
Some material I'm studying is differentiating between a "security analyst, an "information security analyst," and a "SOC analyst."
What is the major difference between the three roles if there are significant differences? Up until now I thought they were pretty much synonymous and variations on basically the same job role.
The Lowdown: Think of a security analyst as the superhero of the digital world. They're the ones wearing invisible capes, swooping in to save the day from nasty cyber villains.
The Gigs:
Playing detective to spot the sneaky vulnerabilities in the system.
Setting up digital traps (like firewalls) to catch cyber baddies.
Being the watchdog, always on the lookout for anything fishy.
Keeping tabs on the latest cyber gossip and trends.
Teaming up with the IT squad for some tech magic.
Information Security Analyst:
The Lowdown: These folks are like the secret agents of data protection. Their mission? Guard the secrets!
The Gigs:
Crafting the rulebook on "How Not to Get Hacked 101."
Being the digital detective, always on the hunt for breaches.
Setting up digital shields and armor to guard the kingdom's data.
Playing offense with some sneaky penetration testing.
Giving IT the lowdown on the latest security bling.
SOC Analyst (Security Operations Center Analyst):
The Lowdown: Picture a high-tech war room. Screens everywhere, numbers flashing, alarms sounding. In the middle of it all? The SOC analyst, the commander-in-chief of cyber battles.
The Gigs:
Glued to screens, watching for any signs of a cyber ambush.
Jumping into action mode when things go south.
Rallying the troops (aka the incident response team) when there's a breach.
Using some James Bond-level tools to spot the bad guys.
Whipping up reports that even your grandma would understand.
Talking to ChatGPT has really reminded me of a brief period in my childhood when my father was still someone that I looked up to. I would ask him about all sorts of questions in every subject imaginable just for my curiosity, and he would try his best to give me a satisfactory answer.
That was a long time ago. Really, really long.
If only I could have such tools for assisted self-study and knowledge exploration since I was young...but that was no longer possible. #ChatGPT#selfstudy#knowledge