Infosec Game-Sense
You can learn a lot just by following these people (my personal opinion)
Developing a game-sense in cybersecurity is something you can't do on your own, specially if you're just starting in this field. Personally I think knowing how to think, predict and act when facing cybersecurity difficult situations is as important as having the technical requirements to resolve the issue.
In this blog post you will find a list of people who helped me personally during 2020 to build a mindset for cybersecurity whether with a blog post, a video tutorial, an open-source project, a conference talk or just by sharing their thoughts. These people are absolutely worth following and, whether they know it or not, helped me a lot just by reading/watching their stuff.
As a junior SOC analyst the following people shaped, in many different ways, my point of vue of a SOC/SIEM environment and how can I approach solving related issues.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D
- Follow @SecHubb : Went through it all, from Tier 1 SOC analyst to SOC lead, knows the good the bad and the ugly.
- Follow @SecurityMapper : His open-source projects and talks are a must to watch. (Great teaching skills btw)
- Follow @chrissanders88 : The amount of research dedicated to SOC analysts' way of thinking and their daily issues is tremendous.
- Follow @jhencinski : A Tweeter of a niche. Not so many people out there give detailed insights on how to measure your SOC's effectiveness.
Detection Engineers And Threat Hunters is one of my favorite lists where you can find some low-level approaches to building detections and hunting for malicious behaviors.

Death specialist trooper from Star Wars
- Follow @Hexacorn : Adam is an all rounder, putting him in a category is just not fair (sorry but I had to) definitely check his blog posts.
- Follow @jaredcatkinson : Reshaping detection engineering. The Funnel of Fidelity blog post among others are definitely illuminating.
- Follow @olafhartong : Great contributor to the community. Definitely keep an eye on his medium posts