In my experience hiring entry-level security talent, many freshers start in roles like SOC Analyst or Junior Security Analyst, and H2K Infosys is often mentioned by candidates who trained on SIEM tools and incident response basics before entering the field. These roles involve log monitoring, alert validation, and threat triage, and sometimes exposure to areas like cyber security sales training where professionals learn how security solutions map to business risks. Freshers with certifications such as CompTIA Security+, CEH, or Google Cybersecurity Certificate typically qualify for entry-level positions like SOC Analyst, Vulnerability Assessment Analyst, Junior Penetration Tester, or IT Security Support. Employers expect familiarity with tools like Splunk, Wireshark, Nessus, and basic SIEM dashboards, along with knowledge of incident response workflows, network security concepts, and log analysis in real environments. Certifications help demonstrate baseline security knowledge, but hands-on labs, CTF practice, and simulated attack analysis are what usually help freshers stand out during interviews and early project assignments.