Achieving Success in the Security Blue Team Level 1 Certification: A Personal Journey

I am thrilled to share that I recently completed my Security Blue Team Level 1 certification exam, achieving an impressive score of 95%. For those considering a certification that caters to junior and mid-level analysts, I highly recommend this program.

The course is structured around five key disciplines: Phishing Analysis, Threat Intelligence, Digital Forensics, SIEM (Security Information and Event Management), and Incident Response. Not only do you gain theoretical knowledge, but you also engage in hands-on Capture The Flag (CTF) labs that reinforce the concepts as you progress.

The culmination of the training is the exam, which presents a full incident response scenario that challenges you to apply all the skills learned. It’s a rigorous test with a 24-hour time frame, allowing applicants to showcase their understanding effectively.

While I can’t disclose specifics about the exam format or the tools utilized, I can say that it was a formidable challenge that truly pushed my comprehension and analytical skills to the limit. Completing the certification comes with tangible rewards as well – a physical certificate and a unique metal coin, with an additional gold coin awarded for those who achieve a score over 90%.

Furthermore, this certification is closely linked with Blue Team Labs Online, a resource I recommend wholeheartedly. The site offers numerous free materials that mirror the CTF structure and experiences of both the labs and the exam.

Have any of you tackled the Security Blue Team Level 1 exam? I’d love to hear about your experiences and insights!

(Please note that this is not a sponsored post. I’m simply sharing my personal journey with the certification.)