Joke's on you my dev server's hostname is prod!

For each CVE you have links with icons. Some of them are self-explanatory like the PDF icon, but what do some of the other ones mean like like little box looking one or the android one?

I hope that kinda cleared up what I meant.

A key for the link icons would be nice!

Awesome picture!

Might want to check out addy.io. It's a managed service, but I think it supports your use case.

There's also ethical offensive cyber: penetration testing apps/services with permission from the owner to find weaknesses and vulnerabilities so that they can implement fixes, or red-teaming which is basically pretending to be a threat actor and testing an organization's overall security posture.

Not in NL, but these are some helpful career progression flow charts: https://roadmap.sh/devops https://roadmap.sh/cyber-security

This one is a map of cyber security certifications that are out there: https://pauljerimy.com/security-certification-roadmap/

These things look big and intimidating but that's okay, I work in cyber security and there's stuff on these that I don't know. I feel like at least having a starting place and a path to follow can be really helpful especially if you don't know where to start.

Also, Cyber Security is a huge field, do you want to do offensive cyber or defensive cyber? More hands-on-keyboard or more policy based? You mentioned that you wanted that you want to end us as a CISO, some of the best that I know where techs and do-ers first, definitely get some hands on experience before jumping to a policy-level position.

The most important thing about Cyber Security as a career field is to keep learning! Good luck!

I'm not sure if Immich does this but it is a self-hostable Google photos replacement. It does geotagging but I'm not sure if it will break HDR for you. Might be worth while to check out.

I personally enjoy that Lemmy isn't as popular as Reddit. It feels more home-grown and friendly because it's not as large. That being said, contributing to and engaging with the content you enjoy is a good start. Finding a niche here can be great and there are tons of interesting communities to contribute to!