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>Really? I'm looking to get into network security architecture with the goal of obtaining enough experience to start up a security focused MSP for small to medium businesses.

Good luck (I mean that) with starting up a company especially in security it can be hard to establish trust to get the first work. I don't really have much experience starting a business in the field (I was a magician previously though so I have managed clients) but one book I was to read when I started working in security was The Trusted Advisor https://www.amazon.com/Trusted-Advisor-David-H-Maister/dp/0743212347 which has had an impact on my work as a consultant, you might find some value in it.

I work on the 'other side' writing software exploits so I can't comment on much specially, just once again, good luck.

The Trusted Advisor is a good read and ongoing reference.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0743212347/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_JX.WFb57PBJHD

Morning James! This is actually my last week as CTO of my current company, so I've got some documentation to wrap up, and say my goodbyes.

I've just setup a couple meetings this week with potential sources of business. Consulting firms that can contract out work to me. I'm also speaking at a conference next week, so I'm going to spend some time on my slides. The topic is user centered design.

Other than that, I'm hoping to take a couple weeks off and just focus on myself. I'm going to surf, hike, sail, run, and read. I got The Trusted Advisor and Endless Referrals.

Have a great week!