How would the day look different for those two roles?

So a lot of folks start with the hands-on type job.

They might work for a security operations center called a SOC.

And so they actually go into, and it's not quite like the movies where there's this big room with all these screens around it and everybody's sitting there trying to battle the bad guys.

It's not really quite like that.

But it typically is an area that's set aside where The employees will be sitting at a computer and then they will get it.

Things will come into them that they have to evaluate.

So what kinds of skills do we do we need? to be successful in either of these two roles? So I have math skills, coding, the students to be able to actually, should they come to a program, a BS program already knowing something about coding? Should they just love math like I used to do? Or should they have some experience in policymaking or risk management? What skills should they come to the table with?