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@@DreamyEvo Asking if the demand for cybersecurity professionals will be high is like asking if the demand for policing and military positions will be high in the coming years. There will always be a need for protection. With more people using the internet than ever before, cybersecurity remains critical. However, this doesn’t mean that anyone can get into the field. You’ll need the right skills to stand out. Focus on building relevant skills that companies need, and you’ll position yourself well for a strong career in cybersecurity.

@uche_david_ogbonna right skills..? Is it like a focus on parts of cybersecurity like ethical hacking, cryptography and the rest ?🙏

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Thanks for the idea! That sounds like an interesting challenge, I’ll try it out on Metasploitable in a future video. By the way, I just published a video on how to hack into a Windows machine using the EternalBlue exploit, so check that out if you’re interested!

lol… Same here! I’ll be using more advanced and interesting tools in the next video, so do make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss it😉

Nice question! A payload is the code used to gain initial access, while post-exploitation involves the steps taken after access, like gathering info or maintaining control. Hope this helps clarify!

Thank you so much! I’m really glad to hear that you found the explanation clear and easy to understand

Hey there! Throughout this series, I'll be practically guiding you through the various stages of ethical hacking. If you're interested in personalized/private lessons, feel free to connect and send me a DM on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/uche-david-ogbonna?

Thank you so much for appreciating my work. I do my best to help others scale up in the cyber space. I'm sorry to hear that. I took the Certified in Cybersecurity cert about a year ago, and honestly, if I didn't study outside their free materials, I don't think I would have passed the exam. Try to complement your study with materials for the Comptia security plus certification. I did this, and it helped me a lot, especially when it came to questions that weren't in free CC material Also, thoroughly go through the free course material you are given when you register for the exam. Properly scrutinize it. Finally, on the day of the exam, go in with a clam mind. You have more than enough time to take the exam. So take time to understand each question before selecting an answer. With all this, you should have a much better result.

Thanks bro 💪

Thanks bro

Thanks man💪

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thanks bro

Thanks man

Thank you, happy you found it useful. It took me 5 months to prepare for the exam. Preparation time will vary for everyone depending on your already existing IT/Networking knowledge. I made use of the CISCO packet tracer, it's a lightweight software and works on most PCs. GNS3 is a bit heavy and may slow down your PC. For your study, I would advise you to make use of David Bombal's CCNA course on Udemy. It's like the best course for someone new to networking and certification exams. The link to the course is in the video description). You can reach me on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/uche-ogbonna-b255a01a5. I will also send you some materials and resources. The CCNA is a fairly easy exam if you study well enough. Sure you'll ace it with no stress😉.

@@uche_david_ogbonna thank you very much. I will reach out to you as soon as possible.

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Thank you! I'm very happy you find my content insightful 😊 For your CC exam, I would advise you first go through the free course material given to you by ISC2. Most of the graded questions will come from there. If you still have some time to spare I would also advise you to go through Andrew Ramdayal's security+ course on Udemy 👉 www.udemy.com/share/103PTS3@cYdRhxpdIiWtMeMHxBhU5tewWARPOSlnzzRxngZwxEryY5oayPLtC7S-rQPitbjReg==/

Congrats 🥳🥳 Really happy I could help

Thanks

I'm happy you found it insightful 👍

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You're welcome boss!

No, I didn't use any textbook to study. I made use of David Bombals Udemy's course and Jeremy's IT Labs. It took me about 5 months of intensive study to get ready for the exam.

@@uche_david_ogbonna Thanks that was inspiring. Congrats again

You can use examtopics.com

Welcome!

Well, at the end of the day, the CCNA only requires you to learn and understand basic networking concepts, albeit at a much wider scope as compared to other entry-level certifications. This could be good or bad depending on how you view it. So yeah, it's still an entry-level certification since you're only learning the fundamentals needed to work at an entry-level IT job in the current tech labour market.

That is because it is entry level to work in networking.

Exactly!!

Thank you, Edward! I think I had 3 CLI questions, Majorly based on EtherChannels and routing.

Thank you my boss

Happy it helped!!

Thanks bro

Glad you enjoyed it 👍

Glad I could help! You'll do great!!

Good luck with your exam! Your test result should be displayed on your screen immediately you click 'end exam' but for some reason, I was logged out of the system after I clicked it. Either way, you should get an email from Pearson Vue directing you to a site where you can also see your results. These are great courses. I would also advise you to make use of Boson software so you can have an idea of what the actual exam looks like.

I got questions that required me to interact with the CLI, That is: I made actual configurations during the course of the exam.

@@uche_david_ogbonna Understood , thank you brother😇

Happy you did 😊!

Your welcome. Glad I could be of help

You'll do great!