So I’ve been in cybersecurity for a few years now, and on paper, things look solid. I handle incidents, set up defenses, the usual stuff. But every time I read about a new exploit or dive into a complex report, this voice in my head pipes up telling me I’m just faking it until I make it. It’s like the field moves so fast that by the time I grasp one concept, three more have popped up. I know logically that experience counts for a lot, but the feeling of being a perpetual noob is tough to shake. How do you all handle that gap between what you know and what you think you should know? Do you have any mental tricks or routines that help you stay grounded and confident in your skills?