The subreddit r/netsec has officially opened its Q4 2025 Information Security Hiring Thread, serving as a primary hub for cybersecurity professionals seeking new opportunities. This recurring thread allows companies to directly tap into a specialized talent pool by posting open positions—including internships—for roles ranging from penetration testing to security analysis.
To ensure quality and transparency, the moderation team has enforced strict guidelines for postings. Recruiters must disclose the company name, location, remote work policies, and visa requirements upfront. The thread explicitly encourages the use of realistic, non-HR-fluffed requirements to ensure candidates understand the actual technical needs of the role. Additionally, third-party recruiters must disclose their status to avoid misleading applicants.
For job seekers, this thread offers a filtered alternative to massive job boards, connecting them directly with hiring managers and teams who value community engagement. Whether you are a seasoned red teamer or a student looking for an internship, this quarterly thread is currently open for comments and applications.
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