Tu PORTFOLIO de CIBERSEGURIDAD no demuestra experiencia

🎓 TripleTen — 50% OFF all courses and free career consultation with code VTCIBER: https://go.tripleten.com/vtcibersecur... Video produced in collaboration with TripleTen. If you want to get into cybersecurity, your portfolio can be a huge help. But not if it's just a collection of screenshots, badges, and generic phrases. A real portfolio doesn't say "I know tools." It says: I can research, test, document evidence, explain risk, and communicate remediation. In this video, we'll see how to build a cybersecurity portfolio that demonstrates genuine technical expertise: GitHub projects, reports, legal labs, write-ups, log analysis, local SIEM, and documentation that someone can actually review. We'll discuss: Why individual screenshots aren't enough What a real portfolio should demonstrate How to organize projects on GitHub How to write reports with evidence, impact, and remediation Which projects are suitable for AppSec, blue teams, and fundamentals How to use OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK, and Wazuh as a foundation What you should never publish What minimum portfolio to build if you're starting out 🌐 MY SOCIAL MEDIA: X: https://x.com/ValenSecurity Instagram:   / vtsecurity   TikTok:   / vtsecurity   LinkedIn:   / valetorassa   Discord Community:   / discord   ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction: Screenshots are not experience 01:10 What a real portfolio should demonstrate Real Portfolio 03:00 GitHub as a Publishing Surface 04:45 Technical Reports: Evidence, Impact, and Remediation 06:45 How to Think About Risk Without Making Things Up 08:20 AppSec Projects and Vulnerable APIs 10:05 Legal Labs and Well-Explained Writeups 11:50 Blue Team: Logs, MITRE ATT&CK, and Detections 13:35 Local SIEM with Wazuh 15:00 What Not to Publish and Recommended Minimum Portfolio 16:15 Closing: Don't Appear Senior-Like, Demonstrate Sound Judgment #Cybersecurity #Portfolio #AppSec