Step By Step Guide To A Cybersecurity Career
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
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0:00- Intro
11:50- Resume Overview. Don't make these mistakes!
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You're the older sibling/parent/mentor/etc everyone needs in their life. Your content is soooo helpful, I cant put into words how thankful I am for all the work you put into this channel.🙏🙏🙏
Thank you!!
I didn’t realize how hard it is to get into Cybersecurity. Having MBA or Master in Cybersecurity and 4 certifications don’t mean anything unless you have a wealth of experience. I just tapped out and going back to law enforcement.. Good luck everyone hopefully you have better success than me .
who did you dirty and didn’t tell you during your degree plan that every semester or college year you need an internship to build up the minimum 2 years of experience?
Don't give up! Keep going❗
Are you sure you have those credentials? Cuz there's no way you can't get a job. Believe me
Thank you for sharing this amazing video about entry level cybersecurity Career 👏👏👏👏👏✨️🍃💚💛
The NEW Google Cybersecurity Certificate was just released the other day. From what I hear, there’s hands-on projects in it. I’m finishing my Google IT Certification and then I’m gonna start the Cybersecurity one.
It would be awesome if you could give a review of it. 😊
I'm going through it right now. it is great
I am also going through it right now, its pretty good!
Thanks Nicole! Great job!
Glad you liked it
Love your content!! Lets goo!! 😊
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Thanks Nicole! sharing your video..
Thanks!
“…a physical repulsion against it!” I love your sense of humor. I’m enjoying learning about GRC more than I should. There’s something for everyone, I guess. Great vid as usual!
bahahah yeah, I agree!!
This is the way....
Isn't the point of Certification for prospective employers to notice? While I agree that it doesn't necessarily translate to actual experience or "knowing" but it does promote that you are disciplined enough to commit to learning. I'm currently doing a government funded course where the content was collaborated with prospective employers that visit or query during the course (so I was told).
Anyway, we'll see how it goes but it the meantime, I'm using ChatGPT and Bard AI to learn and take notes from.
Nicole, I do like your ideas on building projects and getting hands on practice to actually learn information. But it seems like you went from one extreme: get all the certs, to the other extreme: only do projects. Have you considered a more mixed approach? I agree that if you have 2 candidates and one has a bunch of projects under their belt, the project person will probably be more knowledgeable. But there are two things to consider: 1. Jobs won't even let you pass the AI resume scan unless you check off at least some of the min cert/ bachelor's requirements. 2. Although an academic education in school or with a cert might not make you ready to deep dive into a subject, it gets you familiar with what the subject means. For example I work in an area adjacent to Active Directory right now. I didn't understand it at all, then I took the Google IT Support professional cert and that background knowledge gave me so much context, that now I'm much better at my job. What do you think?
ahahah yeah, 100%. I just like to give both sides
Thank you teacher for the lessons
Hi Nicole Enesse, I just finished watching your video. As a student with no prior experience in the field, I now have a clear idea of what skills and projects I need to focus on to gain knowledge and build my resume. I also appreciate you sharing your old resume, as it gave me insight on what should be highlighted on my own resume.
I am considering starting my own UA-cam channel to document my learning journey in cybersecurity, but in my native language. Do you think that's a good idea? Thank you for the informative video!
Hi @nicoleenesse, just wanted to follow up and see if you had a chance to check the question I sent earlier. Looking forward to your response. Thank you.
I think alot of us who are not college educated would like a perspective from someone who started from the ground up with no hands in experience. Good luck with your endeavors.
What job positions can you apply for with these projects?
What is the certification roadmap?
Thank you so much for wonderful content videos. I am a software engineer, has 15 plus years experience and looking for opportunities to work in Cloud security. I don't have experience in cybersecurity field and prefer to become fulltime Cloud security professional , no longer work às software developer.
1) do cyber security experience need to entry and work in Cloud security?
2) do Employer hires candidate to work in Cloud security without experience in Cyber security?
3) Please share some insights about Cybersecurity theory level helps for Cloud security.
4) Please recommend some books/ materials to start learning Cloud security.
5) Also projects to develop practical skills.
Thank you so much for guiding us. Best wishes
The job market is so brutal. I have security+ Network + , CEH, and Certfied in Cybersecurity by ISC 2 , MBA degree , MS in cyber security , BS in computer information systems, Law Enforcement/ Investigation experience and can’t land not even an entry cyber job .
Damn, have you double checked your resume? It sounds like it’s not getting passed the filter.
Do you have any experience or have done any projects to showcase you have the ability to do the job?
Does your department or dormer employer have a cybersecurity team or division? That could be a great way to get experience while working in a field you already know.
Okay yeah I agree that you learn the most by doing but how do you prove to a hiring manager or HR that you are qualified for the job without the pieces of paper? I feel like if you just claim that you know stuff in your resume you'd get ignored
Through a Validation Project
Security+ & clearance & live near a military base. There you go
Eh. A better way is to live in an area with a lot of tech jobs. Seattle, SAN FRAN, New York, Washington D.C., etc.
Hey Nicole, is there any chance you might be able to give some feedback on my resume?
Want a job in red team? Don't lie about your creds/experience + wow your interviewers with your writing and communication skills.
Half of the video and so far nothing about CHAT GPT
What is the first site you spoke about? G-POG? I'm unable to find anything about that site. I'm very interested in learning more.
TPOT?
Hey Nicole, for some reason my comments was deleted. I just finished your webinar via Zoom. Just wanted to confirm the email you stated we can message after the session. Didn’t get a clear response
Hope this finds you well
Yeah, send me an email nicole@nicoleenesse.com