The subreddit r/netsec has officially launched its Q4 2025 Information Security Hiring Thread, serving as a primary hub for cybersecurity professionals seeking new opportunities. Employers are currently invited to post open positions, ranging from entry-level internships to senior roles, specifically targeting the community’s technically skilled user base.
To maintain quality and transparency, the thread enforces strict posting guidelines. Companies must disclose their name and geographic location, clearly stating if remote work or relocation assistance is available. Notably, the moderators encourage “non-HR’d” listings—meaning realistic, practical job requirements rather than generic wish lists. Additionally, third-party recruiters must explicitly disclose their status, and all visa, citizenship, or security clearance requirements must be listed upfront.
For job seekers, this curated thread offers a direct line to companies that value practical security skills over buzzwords.
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