@@danalachesebastian just made a video on this here!: What does a Pentester Do? | Salary, Certifications, Bootcamps, Skills & Tools, Education, etc. ua-cam.com/video/Q9gDdpqFwPM/v-deo.html
Hi Sandra, I did a 1:1 Coaching with you last summer. I was so pressed to get a job and really tired of the applications. In our session we went over my resume, and you give me some helpful tips about how to get more attention on my applications. Mainly following up on linkedin, reaching out to other employees of the company, and writing the dreaded cover letter (i wasnt doing this before). These were the most helpful tip I received because I started to get interviews, it was still a long journey but I finally got a great paying job as a SR Info Sec client liaison. Thank you, money well spent!
I’m so proud of you!! 🥺🙌🏻🙌🏻 Congratz on the new job and not giving up on the job search! It really drains you but it’s all worth it once you finally sign that offer letter! Happy new year and would love to hear more about the new role once you get settled in! Good luck, you got this 😁🎉
I'm very introverted and I don't really speak much. Having a help desk job seems like a nightmare to me. That said, I'd like to give it a shot and do my best to not seem cold to customers. Fake it till you make it, I guess.
It will benefit you. If you're saying you're introverted because you're shy then it will help you break that mode. If you're saying you're introverted because people are annoying, then yes you will get annoyed haha
Hey Sandra big fan of your videos as I’m currently a college student working towards an associates in Computer Information Systems. I have an interest in pursuing a tech job in the government. That’s my route but your content has inspired me.
Hi, Sandra! Your videos explaining your role in C.S. jobs have convinced me to switch to a BAS in Cybersecurity at my college :) I was wondering how helpful you think the Network+/Security+ certs from CompTIA are when it comes to landing a high-paying job right out of college? I graduate in Spring ‘23 (hopefully) and would like to do either a summer internship or begin a career immediately 😊
I know this is pretty late lol but Net + and Sec + are very helpful coming right out of college you pair those 2 certs with a degree and learn a coding language you should easily make 80k + if not 90 coming out
85k is the best starting rate? I make more than that with no degree and no certs! I wanted to get into IT so I can work from home but my 140k a year I currently make gonna be hard to give up
Its either trucking school or cyber security bootcamp for me. Idk what im going to do but i need to figure it out soon tired of working warehouse busting my butt off to make 500 a week
I have two questions on the subject: 1- In 10 years, can AIs replace or take over many vacancies in cybersecurity? 2- Do you think doing comptia+, NDE, DFE, cloud+ would already be enough certifications to enter the market as a junior? what salary to expect?
Just found your channel as I am currently studying for Security+. This along w the rest of your videos has been reassuring on what I want to do since I graduated college in Computer Engineering last May. Besides watching tutorials online and using hacking training websites you mentioned, I am curious if you have any other resources you'd recommend that can help people like me, because even though I've done some work in SQL and Wireshark during my undergrad, I'm still fairly new to the networking/cybersecurity game and would like to learn more about it while making sure my resume/cover letter is tailored on what recruiters want. Thanks a bunch Sandra! 🙂
Hello Sandra. I'm career-changing and starting from the bottom. Could you please advise me on an entry-level cybersecurity position for someone who wants to learn? I don't have the means to go back to school. Thank you 🙏for your time. Kim
@Sandra, I love your content. I am still in college for Cybersecurity. I wanted to ask what jobs would you recommend? I a graphic design and motion graphics major and I like being creative, but I also love tech stuff. What are good recommendations as I am looking for something where I don't have to stare at a screen all day and don't have to be stuck at an office cubicle either. I enjoy tinkering too. Looking into ethical hacker, security engineer, or analyst. What are your thoughts please???
Are college bootcamps a good way to get into the field? One of the top universities in my city (UCSD) has a cybersecurity program for 6 months thats gets you a cert. I just wanna know if that’s a good route to take or do I have to go and do the years in college to be able to get a good job in this field?
Hi Sandra, thank you for these awesome videos! I’m looking into starting school for cybersecurity but I’m wondering how hard it might be to find a remote entry level job. I live hours away from the nearest city. Thank you!
Thanks for watching Jason! Yeah anything with audit/compliance/governance and people just tune out😂😅 but I agree it’s really not that bad, you learn a lot from a lot of different teams/projects. QA can be reallyy tedious and repetitive too lol
Can students in an associates degree program (for Cyber Security of course) get internship gigs? Or do they really look for those in a bachelor's degree program? 😅 Love your videos btw 💛
Hey Sandra, Great Video. I am currently studying for CompTIA Cysa+ cert do you think that is a good cert for entry-level SOC analyst position and what are some of the best entry level certs for SOC/Cybersecurity Analyst role? Also Do I have to be a US citizen to get hired as SOC/Cybersecurity Analyst?
Hey Kaleb, thanks for watching! So for students, I say summer break you always want an internship preferably in the area you want to go into when you graduate, during the semester - the best choice is to get a Teaching assistant role in a class relevant to what you want to do or a workstudy that could be relevant to your major, if not then an off campus job like IT help desk, technician (I worked at a computer repair shop throughout college and it taught me a lot!), or anything else relevant to your major is perfect, good luck!! 😁
Great video! Quick question, let’s say one gets an entry-level job as a cybersecurity intelligence analyst and stays for 2-3 years doing just that as you described. Wouldn’t this job, since it is not technical, hinder future opportunities in the field if cybersecurity? Sounds like there wouldn’t be any upward or even lateral mobility to other field because of lack of experience. Thank you!!!!
For sure! Most companies are moving away from degree requirements as long as you have the skills for the job, which could come from using the tools yourself (many cyber tools are open source or freemium to use), certifications, online tutorials/trainings, free CTFs, or bootcamps
I there, thanks so much for watching! I dont plan on getting my oscp anytime soon, i’d probs get my ceh first, but from my red team mentor who passed the oscp last year, he said its a lot harder than ceh and you’ll really need to practice on their training platform. It took him 2 months to study and feel ready for the exam n he has 12+ years of hacking experience, good luck if you’re taking it and lmk how it goes! 😁😁 It’s one of the best hacking certs out there to prove your skills
A network security analyst designs, plans and implements security measures to protect data, networks and computer systems. They are also in charge of preventing data loss and service interruptions. Information security analysts typically do the following: Monitor their organisation's networks for security breaches and investigate when one occurs. Use and maintain software, such as firewalls and data encryption programs, to protect sensitive information.
Many cyber roles are moving to remote work except roles that’re in network/data centers that require you to be hands on with the tech/hardware, good luck on choosing your new role! 😁
@@WithSandra thank you so much for responding ❤ Thanks for the advice. I'm going to stay optimistic and try to find roles that are not network and data 🙂
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What is your dream job in cyber security? 💻🗝
CISO
Pentester
Cyber Intelligence Analyst, I enjoyed your break down on log4j! Thanks for taking the time to create this content. :)
@@GilligansTravels on my list 😁 thanks Mark!
@@danalachesebastian just made a video on this here!: What does a Pentester Do? | Salary, Certifications, Bootcamps, Skills & Tools, Education, etc. ua-cam.com/video/Q9gDdpqFwPM/v-deo.html
Hi Sandra, I did a 1:1 Coaching with you last summer. I was so pressed to get a job and really tired of the applications. In our session we went over my resume, and you give me some helpful tips about how to get more attention on my applications. Mainly following up on linkedin, reaching out to other employees of the company, and writing the dreaded cover letter (i wasnt doing this before). These were the most helpful tip I received because I started to get interviews, it was still a long journey but I finally got a great paying job as a SR Info Sec client liaison. Thank you, money well spent!
amazing, how did you keep yourself busy in terms of gaining more knowledge?
I’m so proud of you!! 🥺🙌🏻🙌🏻 Congratz on the new job and not giving up on the job search! It really drains you but it’s all worth it once you finally sign that offer letter! Happy new year and would love to hear more about the new role once you get settled in! Good luck, you got this 😁🎉
What is an SR info sec please? I’m interested.
What does it stand for?
@@shahedahmed1299 It just means its a Senior client facing position
I'm very introverted and I don't really speak much. Having a help desk job seems like a nightmare to me. That said, I'd like to give it a shot and do my best to not seem cold to customers. Fake it till you make it, I guess.
Honestly it may benefit you. Things that force you to be more open carry into personal life and you’ll find conversations with people easier
It will benefit you. If you're saying you're introverted because you're shy then it will help you break that mode. If you're saying you're introverted because people are annoying, then yes you will get annoyed haha
@@csl9495 nah, not shy at all. It's just mentally exhausting to speak to people for too long. I have to go rest a bit then talk again. LOL
Do you have any kind of diagnosis? I’m the same way social anxiety and adhd can do that to you 😂
@@nickhubbard2046 no, I do not. Actually, I haven't checked professionally.
Hey Sandra big fan of your videos as I’m currently a college student working towards an associates in Computer Information Systems. I have an interest in pursuing a tech job in the government. That’s my route but your content has inspired me.
Im currently a help desk role, on track to be our companies first security analyst.
Keep going people, you'll get there!
Super insightful. Your videos encouraged me to pursue more training in cyber security. Thanks for the content keep going. 👏🏾
Hi, Sandra! Your videos explaining your role in C.S. jobs have convinced me to switch to a BAS in Cybersecurity at my college :) I was wondering how helpful you think the Network+/Security+ certs from CompTIA are when it comes to landing a high-paying job right out of college? I graduate in Spring ‘23 (hopefully) and would like to do either a summer internship or begin a career immediately 😊
I know this is pretty late lol but Net + and Sec + are very helpful coming right out of college you pair those 2 certs with a degree and learn a coding language you should easily make 80k + if not 90 coming out
85k is the best starting rate? I make more than that with no degree and no certs! I wanted to get into IT so I can work from home but my 140k a year I currently make gonna be hard to give up
Hi sandra, got job as security analyst successfully 😊😊
That’s so awesome Srini!! 🥳🎉🎉 congratz on the job and keep us updated with your new role 😁!
@@WithSandra thanks yep sure
How much was your starting salary
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Its either trucking school or cyber security bootcamp for me. Idk what im going to do but i need to figure it out soon tired of working warehouse busting my butt off to make 500 a week
Any update?
Thank you for making these videos!
I have two questions on the subject: 1- In 10 years, can AIs replace or take over many vacancies in cybersecurity? 2- Do you think doing comptia+, NDE, DFE, cloud+ would already be enough certifications to enter the market as a junior? what salary to expect?
Just found your channel as I am currently studying for Security+. This along w the rest of your videos has been reassuring on what I want to do since I graduated college in Computer Engineering last May. Besides watching tutorials online and using hacking training websites you mentioned, I am curious if you have any other resources you'd recommend that can help people like me, because even though I've done some work in SQL and Wireshark during my undergrad, I'm still fairly new to the networking/cybersecurity game and would like to learn more about it while making sure my resume/cover letter is tailored on what recruiters want. Thanks a bunch Sandra! 🙂
Hello Sandra. I'm career-changing and starting from the bottom. Could you please advise me on an entry-level cybersecurity position for someone who wants to learn? I don't have the means to go back to school. Thank you 🙏for your time. Kim
Just found your channel, you are amazing! new SUB!
this was incredibly helpful thank you!
Love this video so much thank you for sharing!
@Sandra, I love your content. I am still in college for Cybersecurity. I wanted to ask what jobs would you recommend? I a graphic design and motion graphics major and I like being creative, but I also love tech stuff. What are good recommendations as I am looking for something where I don't have to stare at a screen all day and don't have to be stuck at an office cubicle either. I enjoy tinkering too. Looking into ethical hacker, security engineer, or analyst. What are your thoughts please???
cyber security vs cloud engineer for non English fluently speakers?? Which is better you think I mean more possible lol?
Are college bootcamps a good way to get into the field? One of the top universities in my city (UCSD) has a cybersecurity program for 6 months thats gets you a cert. I just wanna know if that’s a good route to take or do I have to go and do the years in college to be able to get a good job in this field?
Hi Sandra, thank you for these awesome videos! I’m looking into starting school for cybersecurity but I’m wondering how hard it might be to find a remote entry level job. I live hours away from the nearest city.
Thank you!
Auditors get a bad rep for no reason... I worked in financial auditing, QA should be everyone's worst enemy.
Thanks for watching Jason! Yeah anything with audit/compliance/governance and people just tune out😂😅 but I agree it’s really not that bad, you learn a lot from a lot of different teams/projects. QA can be reallyy tedious and repetitive too lol
Can students in an associates degree program (for Cyber Security of course) get internship gigs? Or do they really look for those in a bachelor's degree program? 😅
Love your videos btw 💛
Hell yes you can
Hey Sandra, Great Video. I am currently studying for CompTIA Cysa+ cert do you think that is a good cert for entry-level SOC analyst position and what are some of the best entry level certs for SOC/Cybersecurity Analyst role? Also Do I have to be a US citizen to get hired as SOC/Cybersecurity Analyst?
Thanks!
Do you suggest applying for a helpdesk position while in school?
Hey Kaleb, thanks for watching! So for students, I say summer break you always want an internship preferably in the area you want to go into when you graduate, during the semester - the best choice is to get a Teaching assistant role in a class relevant to what you want to do or a workstudy that could be relevant to your major, if not then an off campus job like IT help desk, technician (I worked at a computer repair shop throughout college and it taught me a lot!), or anything else relevant to your major is perfect, good luck!! 😁
happy new year!
Thanks for watching! Happy new year! 🎉🥳
Great video! Quick question, let’s say one gets an entry-level job as a cybersecurity intelligence analyst and stays for 2-3 years doing just that as you described. Wouldn’t this job, since it is not technical, hinder future opportunities in the field if cybersecurity? Sounds like there wouldn’t be any upward or even lateral mobility to other field because of lack of experience. Thank you!!!!
Was just wondering this!
IT Technician, here. I'm not alone for trying to transition to CS! haha
Thanks for sharing. Please slow down when you talk.
Can I get these jobs with a cyber security associates degree?
For sure! Most companies are moving away from degree requirements as long as you have the skills for the job, which could come from using the tools yourself (many cyber tools are open source or freemium to use), certifications, online tutorials/trainings, free CTFs, or bootcamps
What are the best free sources for cyber intelligence analysts to use?
Great job my beautiful friend! I wish you guys a happy new year! I hope you recovered from your dental work. Lol!!
Haha thanks John! Feeling better now but still have a crown appointment to look forward to lol.. happy new year! 🥳🎊
@@WithSandra crowns aren't bad though! Love you guys!!!
Hi, any thoughts and guidance for Sales and Customer Success roles? Ty.
Hi. Which pays more? A masters in Cyber Security technology or cybersecurity policy and management?
please can you provide remote jobs, security analyst jobs company website names?
Hi sandra, I'm looking for work in cybersecurity. However i don't know which one is right for me. How do i choose?
Hi, have you done oscp certificate? Or planning to do ? , What is Ur opinion on that cert ??
I there, thanks so much for watching! I dont plan on getting my oscp anytime soon, i’d probs get my ceh first, but from my red team mentor who passed the oscp last year, he said its a lot harder than ceh and you’ll really need to practice on their training platform. It took him 2 months to study and feel ready for the exam n he has 12+ years of hacking experience, good luck if you’re taking it and lmk how it goes! 😁😁 It’s one of the best hacking certs out there to prove your skills
Thanks for the information and you’re gorgeous
Thanks so much for watching!😁
This is not good news thought entry level positions paid a lot
more. This changes my mind
? How much more, may I ask and for which entry-level occupations?
Awesome
Thanks so much for watching Subham! 😁😁
is there a difference between Network Security Analyst, and Information Security analyst ?
A network security analyst designs, plans and implements security measures to protect data, networks and computer systems. They are also in charge of preventing data loss and service interruptions.
Information security analysts typically do the following: Monitor their organisation's networks for security breaches and investigate when one occurs. Use and maintain software, such as firewalls and data encryption programs, to protect sensitive information.
Which of these roles are likely to be wfh/remote job positions?
Many cyber roles are moving to remote work except roles that’re in network/data centers that require you to be hands on with the tech/hardware, good luck on choosing your new role! 😁
@@WithSandra thank you so much for responding ❤ Thanks for the advice. I'm going to stay optimistic and try to find roles that are not network and data 🙂
Hi Sandra
Hey Yelamareddy, happy new year! 🎉😆
Hey
Hey @Monk! Thanks so much for watching 😁😁
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are you chinese?!?!
Yes I am :)
@WithSandra No she's not... She's Gorgeous
@@DallasFort1857 Chinese people aren't ugly lol