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I was tired of jumping between random SOC resources, so I put everything into one path

When I first started looking into SOC analyst roles, I kept running into the same problem — there was a lot of information, but not much of a clear path.

One resource would cover SIEM. Another would jump straight into threat hunting. Then I'd find something about detection engineering without really knowing what I should learn first.

So I started putting together a structured path around the progression from SOC Analyst L1 → L2 → L3.

The idea is pretty simple:

L1 → alert triage, investigation, and the fundamentals
L2 → deeper investigations and threat hunting
L3 → detection engineering and building better detections

I ended up turning the material into three practical playbooks, along with a complete bundle for anyone who wants to go through all three levels.

L1: https://resources.codelivly.com/product/soc-analyst-level-1-the-practical-playbook/

L2: https://resources.codelivly.com/product/soc-analyst-level-2-the-threat-hunters-playbook/

L3: https://resources.codelivly.com/product/soc-analyst-level-3/

Complete bundle: https://resources.codelivly.com/product/soc-analyst-the-complete-l1-l2-l3/

And if you're just starting out, I also made the SOC Analyst career path free:

https://codelivly.com/career-paths/soc-analyst-level-1

Hopefully this saves someone else from spending weeks jumping between random resources like I did.

https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1whqrvl

Source: r/learnwithcodelivly · by /u/Potential-Couple-745

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