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Are those the only three choices? Honestly it depends on what you’re doing and what area of cyber security you’re talking about. If you’re a security researcher or working with cutting edge tools/technologies then Lockheed Martin hands down. If you’re doing Incident Response, then Booz Allen Hamilton. If it’s Governance/compliance, then Deloitte. But if you open up your options to other companies than just those three then I would change my assessment.
Yupp, just these three. Thanks!
You’re comparing consulting to defense. Not the same bucket. You want hands on technical mission based go to Lockheed. You want to be paid your real rate then go to a normal defense contractor not consulting.
Lockheed is only Prestige if you get to skunkworks. D&BAH are not prestige in cyber. They’re a job. Figure out what you want to do and the best company and client to help you grow. Don’t go based off of what you deem prestige.
OP- congratulations! Expecting big things from you!
Used to be at BAH and moved to Deloitte. D’s reputation is much stronger and spans industries. BAH is relevant for the public sector, but we are also winning a lot of cyber work in that space as well.
Probably Deloitte, but Lockheed is more likely to get you security clearance
Deloitte is huge with technical business lines. Just try to make sure you're getting into a technical role and not IT Audit.