🔒Josh's Hands-On Cybersecurity Course + Internship🔒 joshmadakor.tech/cyber 🖥 New IT Career in under 3 Months with my Hands-On Course 🖥 coursecareers.com/joshmadakor
Ok I’m just gonna say the obvious since no one else will. There’s just a subtle “dogged tenacity” in this brother. From your ideas, to your certs to the degrees especially one like computer science and still killing on UA-cam alongside building a system that makes him being ridiculously marketably employable but yet humble about it. 😅 Josh is just simply amazing! No way else to put it.
Lol thank you so much for the nice comment. When I read nice comments like this, it always makes me think my mom made a fake account to gas me up lol. Are you real? hahaha
I was laid off by a large tech company in 2015, after a 20-year career, as part of a large reduction in force. The company hired a consulting firm to prepare the affected folks (including myself) for the job search. The training that the consultants provided was very similar to this framework. I bounced back well and was able to continue in six-figure roles since then. This is all very valuable information.
This must’ve been a trend in 2015 because the exact same thing happened to me in September of 2015 after 15 years. The company I was with hired consultants right before I was cut. I couldn’t find a job so I went with the first offer which was in a totally different career. Now after 9 years as a commercial real estate asset manager for a large hedge fund, I’m having trouble getting back in tech after being laid off a month ago. Crazy
Thank you! I’m glad you are hatless in this video, but your content is AMAZING!!! I’m signing up for your course and internship this weekend. I was able to get my first cybersecurity job as a Sr Security Analyst (Arch. & Engineering) in Vuln mgmnt, but now I just started doing AI Security (MS in Analytics …I was recruited from Data Science in healthcare). I realize that there is a lot that I have to learn in cyber and hope your course helps.
Can you speak a bit more about contacting someone on LinkedIn for each application? What exactly are you trying to get out of this conversation/ say to this person?
Oh yeah, I'll make a video about this in the future. Basically I would just let them know that I applied and I'm very interested and keep it as short as possible.
This has to be one of the most articulate and most drawn-out plan to get a job in tech! I really appreciate all of the value you provided through this video! ✅
@JoshMadakor Hi Josh love the content. A question regarding a portfolio I'm currently getting hands-on experience. Using Qradar,Splunk,Hive to write tickets for incidents using a template. SentinelOne, Proofpoint & Crowdstrike so my question. Shoukd I use my reviewed tickets as my portfolio? It'll have my report with osint, executive summary and pics to prove my declaration etc.. Again so much golden info like chat gpt adding it to the job description.
Thank you for this bombarding of videos after the radio silence bro!! Saw a dude today in Tukwila who was like 20 years older than you but looked just like you on his way to the airport lol
plumber theory lmao also its great seeing you posting regularly again. Just finished your cyber course. Getting my resume locked in before i start applying like crazy. Wanted to thank you again for inspiring me and probably a bunch of other people and pushing themselves and showing a clear path on how to get ahead.
Hello Josh..your videos are really easy to understand and gives real time experience... I'd request you to make video on vulnerability patching both as developer and network admin
So sorry bout that, I updated it! 🖥️ New IT Career in under 3 Months with my Hands-On Course 🖥 coursecareers.com/joshmadakor 🔒Josh's Hands-On Cybersecurity Course + Internship🔒 joshmadakor.tech/cyber
Grest video ! You should make a course on grc for IT. Everything you do in GRC is a framework and you are measuring or analyzing how individuals or organizations meet or don’t meet the requirements.
@@JoshMadakor if you can in the course (grc) could you please include how to translate or explain on a resume basic IT tasks and skills to lineup with framework (Ex. I used Nessus to help secure networks and endpoints in accordance with NIST 800 53) Thank you
Hey, thanks so much, I really appreciate the kind words! And yeah, I'm still at CourseCareers. I have two courses, an IT course with (coursecareers.com/joshmadakor) and a cyber course + internship (joshmadakor.tech/cyber) :D.
For sure though your degrees with your experience molded your job security. As much as we all hate degrees it’s almost like a must in some cases. But experience always king but the degrees give you a silver lining in most cases
@@innerbloomboitrue but I think that has a big factor with him job hopping. Unfortunately most companies want to see any degree just to weed out applicants. It’s a reason why he decided to get his degrees later on
You are right everything matters, and the degrees are part of the framework too Resume -> Education. Luckily for us, WGU exists and we can strategies and get a degree in months for a 4-figure sum these days. Check out this video (it's not even on UA-cam yet, this is the platform we use to QA the videos, if you're wondering about the link): f.io/rOBEJXCm
For me personally, I just try to do a good job at work. I will usually try to understand my manager's vision of exactly what they want to happen (like understand my role and why it was created/exists) and simply work toward that. This might require a lot of extra work in the beginning, but I spend the time to make sure I understand expectations and what they want, then just do my bet to execute on that, and do some extra if I can. It really depends on the role, but basically just try to do a good job, haha
Talking about Social Networking, maybe you should share your social network with students who’ve gone through your courses and you can vouch for them that they tick✅ all your boxes of highly employable candidates. Just a suggestion Sir.
Hey! I actually do this! with the cyber course, there is an internship component (full transparency here: ua-cam.com/video/YkOZwrHd-aA/v-deo.htmlsi=LrpkZbsaQ5IHPyQF). When they completely it, they can put my company on their resume for internship experience and I give them a personal and professional reference. A lot of employers have already reached out to me and I've verified experience and the students have gotten hired. Your idea is really good and has been working well, haha
😅you didn’t get the point of the video. What Josh is talking about is. Focus on the things you can control and do the things that most people won’t do so you can differentiate yourself from the rest. If you do this things consistently throughout your career you will eventually position yourself in a place where jobs and opportunities will come to you instead of you hunting for them. Looking at it from this perspective 100% Job security is possible in the sense that you will always have opportunities coming your way.
@@ariasabe Job security != marketability. Job security has nothing to do with being able to get jobs, it's about keeping your current job and not getting laid off. 100% job security means that there is a 0% chance of you getting laid off, which is simply false in any industry including Cybersecurity.
@@sideshow00 100% and that’s the point that Josh is trying to make. You want to position yourself in such a way that you have more opportunities than you know what to with.
Great video! I'm new to your channel. But I definitely appreciate this info. I recently was let go of my Senior QA Engineer position. But I'm wondering if IT/Cybersecurity is the right direction for me to look into making a career change. Especially with the rise of AI. What do you think is more future proof, being a QA automation engineer or the IT field, that is now starting to include Cybersecurity?
Hey, thanks so much for the comment! Glad you found the channel :) What do you think is more future proof, being a QA automation engineer or the IT field, that is now starting to include Cybersecurity? To answer your question, in my head, QA automation is part of the IT field (so is Cybersecurity). But generally speaking, Cybersecurity will always be in demand, it's just going to evolve over time. The reason for it always being in demand is the fact that the whole premise of cybersecurity is to protect information assets from other humans, and the evolution of bad actors' tactics and techniques will continue to evolve over time. Bad actors will do whatever they can to compromise a system and this requires a lot of creativity. QA will also be relevant and likely evolve over time, but I can't speak to it as much :D. hope this helps!
I fixed it! So sorry about that. We recently put something in our content production pipeline to prevent me from forgetting links, haha: 📄 Resume Template (Just open the doc, go to file, then “save a copy” 😊) 📄 docs.google.com/document/d/1LTKYD_3LDcgdgnxEHeLWxvIrkCCu670yrjzEtQj51W4/edit ☑️ Application Tracking Template ☑️ docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eH38clIIcEoEZtYFQHw1u9VZgIqtPRK3BhkDUcEw8Fw/edit#gid=0
Hi Josh , I was looking to enroll in your course and was wondering if it is beginner friendly? For someone who knows 0 and is trying to break into the field . Thanks 😊
The idea is that Cyber is not really entry-level, so I recommend having some baseline cyber knowledge--it doesn't have to be W2/job experience, but some kind of experience will be best. (For example, having gone through Google's cybersecurity program would be good: joshmadakor.tech/google ). There are no hard requirements for joining the course though. I have implemented a few things to help with the lack of experience, such as the internship component I mentioned in this video ( ua-cam.com/video/YkOZwrHd-aA/v-deo.htmlsi=fklhbIpPRckrpbUe ) as well as the Sec+ Anki Deck. If you are brand-brand new, the IT course is a good bet and will get you acclimated to computing and Azure/Cloud: joshmadakor.tech/it If you feel comfy and you are fine with the Cyber learning curve, I would check out the explanation video on the landing page if you haven’t already: joshmadakor.tech/cyber And as for if you can get a job with just the cyber course, you definitely can, but if you are brand new to IT, I recommend applying to BOTH IT jobs AND Cyber jobs and not necessarily holding out for only Cyber Jobs. But yes you can get a job if you follow the course and implement everything and are flexible with your first job. Hope this helps!
Thank you! just added it! 📄 Resume Template (Just open the doc, go to file, then “save a copy” 😊) 📄 docs.google.com/document/d/1LTKYD_3LDcgdgnxEHeLWxvIrkCCu670yrjzEtQj51W4/edit
Hey Josh. Is it possible to land a Helpdesk job with the az-900 + a decent portfolio Or will you recommend to just go for a comptia cert.? 🙏 thanks again
Hey! It is enough for entry-level cyber but when applying, definitely be open to IT jobs as well. Just keep the employability framework in mind for whatever position you're going for. You should be able to make a strong portfolio with your CS background :)
@@JoshMadakor Hey I really appreciate the reply! Wish I had your knowledge of the field. I’m definitely open to both software and IT so I’ll keep that in mind. Could you tell me what roles that could be specifically? Help desk?
Please stop saying “right” as a filler word. It has become the college graduate’s filler word of “umm” and if you graduated college, you shouldn’t be using filler words!
@joshmadakor My job will pay for me to get a bachelor's at wgu. What would you recommend for the best salary amd job security based on that? I've always been interested in tech and im goinf to go the tech route. I ultimately do want to learn cyber at some point. Though my goal is just to get my bachelor's as easy as possible and then use your tips with study.xkm and sophia etc to get additional degrees on other areas that i want to use to leverage my career growth. Honestly im thinking thr B.S in IT. Though I'm a bit of a visionary and have some great tech innovation ideas.
Hey! The easiest possible bachelors at WGU is probably the BS in IT management. This is because it has the most study.com transfers as well as no third party certs. As far as marketability and Return on Time invested, probably the BS cyber is pretty good
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🔒Josh's Hands-On Cybersecurity Course + Internship🔒
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Hi Josh, quick question. Does your course offer CE credits? That’s the only way I could get reimbursed by my comp. TIA
Ok I’m just gonna say the obvious since no one else will. There’s just a subtle “dogged tenacity” in this brother. From your ideas, to your certs to the degrees especially one like computer science and still killing on UA-cam alongside building a system that makes him being ridiculously marketably employable but yet humble about it. 😅 Josh is just simply amazing! No way else to put it.
Lol thank you so much for the nice comment. When I read nice comments like this, it always makes me think my mom made a fake account to gas me up lol. Are you real? hahaha
Josh is an SME to me. I hardly consider people spectacular, but Josh has the capabilities I pray daily to have. What's your secret, Josh?
awesome
I was laid off by a large tech company in 2015, after a 20-year career, as part of a large reduction in force. The company hired a consulting firm to prepare the affected folks (including myself) for the job search. The training that the consultants provided was very similar to this framework. I bounced back well and was able to continue in six-figure roles since then. This is all very valuable information.
Damn that's amazing to hear. Also glad you hear that you were able to bounce back :D
This must’ve been a trend in 2015 because the exact same thing happened to me in September of 2015 after 15 years. The company I was with hired consultants right before I was cut. I couldn’t find a job so I went with the first offer which was in a totally different career. Now after 9 years as a commercial real estate asset manager for a large hedge fund, I’m having trouble getting back in tech after being laid off a month ago. Crazy
Thanks for going back to making videos bro, I do find value in these.
Thank you! I’m glad you are hatless in this video, but your content is AMAZING!!! I’m signing up for your course and internship this weekend. I was able to get my first cybersecurity job as a Sr Security Analyst (Arch. & Engineering) in Vuln mgmnt, but now I just started doing AI Security (MS in Analytics …I was recruited from Data Science in healthcare). I realize that there is a lot that I have to learn in cyber and hope your course helps.
Awesome! Thank you! ^^
Can you speak a bit more about contacting someone on LinkedIn for each application? What exactly are you trying to get out of this conversation/ say to this person?
Oh yeah, I'll make a video about this in the future. Basically I would just let them know that I applied and I'm very interested and keep it as short as possible.
This has to be one of the most articulate and most drawn-out plan to get a job in tech! I really appreciate all of the value you provided through this video! ✅
I'm so happy to hear that, thank you
The quality of your videos are getting better with every iteration. It's a huge improvement overall from say a year ago. Keep it up.
Thanks so much! I have a team helping me, I'll let them know ^^
First time see this distinguished gentleman without a cap!!!!
Amazing video josh!!!❤
Hahaha, I was waiting for this comment. Thank you for watching :)
@JoshMadakor Hi Josh love the content. A question regarding a portfolio I'm currently getting hands-on experience.
Using Qradar,Splunk,Hive to write tickets for incidents using a template.
SentinelOne, Proofpoint & Crowdstrike so my question. Shoukd I use my reviewed tickets as my portfolio? It'll have my report with osint, executive summary and pics to prove my declaration etc..
Again so much golden info like chat gpt adding it to the job description.
Thank you for this bombarding of videos after the radio silence bro!!
Saw a dude today in Tukwila who was like 20 years older than you but looked just like you on his way to the airport lol
For sure! We have a LOT queued up! And that's hilarious. I've been noticing that I have a lot of doppelgängers
Fkn love this man.
You are too nice lol, thank you
This video is freaking gold. Thank you so much for the videos you make. They keep getting better and better I've noticed.
im a dev, and im casually browsing for new roles and it seems i cant even get a phone screen despite having 5 years of experience. its exhausting lol
Me too, I have over a decade of software engineering experience and im looking to transition into cybersecurity or cloud engineering.
plumber theory lmao
also its great seeing you posting regularly again. Just finished your cyber course. Getting my resume locked in before i start applying like crazy. Wanted to thank you again for inspiring me and probably a bunch of other people and pushing themselves and showing a clear path on how to get ahead.
Best of luck! ^^ thanks and really appreciate your kind words :)
Love you Josh, great video.
Thanks so much! really glad you liked it ^^
Hello Josh..your videos are really easy to understand and gives real time experience... I'd request you to make video on vulnerability patching both as developer and network admin
Great suggestion! ^^
Josh,
Thank you. This video highly appreciated. Great gems 💎 you shared.
Tamara
Thank you!
Where is the link to the resume? Only link I see is the course link.
Thanks for all that you do Josh!
So sorry bout that, I updated it!
🖥️ New IT Career in under 3 Months with my Hands-On Course 🖥
coursecareers.com/joshmadakor
🔒Josh's Hands-On Cybersecurity Course + Internship🔒
joshmadakor.tech/cyber
Great stuff as usual, sir.
Grest video ! You should make a course on grc for IT. Everything you do in GRC is a framework and you are measuring or analyzing how individuals or organizations meet or don’t meet the requirements.
Hey, thanks for the comment. I'm actually drafting up a GRC product. I'm going to start on it after I re-record my IT course
@@JoshMadakor if you can in the course (grc) could you please include how to translate or explain on a resume basic IT tasks and skills to lineup with framework (Ex. I used Nessus to help secure networks and endpoints in accordance with NIST 800 53) Thank you
Man s/o to your growth editing these videos 👏🏾👏🏾
Haha thanks, I have a team helping me finally :)
Excellent framework.
Glad it was helpful :)
Solid video and advice Josh.👍
Glad you liked it!!!
This is all very valuable information and I plan to enroll in both courses (IT & Cyber Security) hopefully within the next 30 days.
Thanks so much, glad to hear that :D
Wow. Thanks Josh. This is laid out clearly and completely.
You're always dropping gems, I appreciate all that you do. I'm gonna sign up for your course next week. Are you still teaching at Coursecareers?
Hey, thanks so much, I really appreciate the kind words! And yeah, I'm still at CourseCareers. I have two courses, an IT course with (coursecareers.com/joshmadakor) and a cyber course + internship (joshmadakor.tech/cyber) :D.
@@JoshMadakor Thanks for clarifying that for me.
👏🏼 dropping knowledge bombs for the people
hey josh was wondering when you were going to release this framework & also what is written communication & how does it apply?
New thumbnail is fire Josh
I'll let him know :D, thank you so much
Thank you, Sir.
Thank you, Josh! :-)
For sure though your degrees with your experience molded your job security. As much as we all hate degrees it’s almost like a must in some cases. But experience always king but the degrees give you a silver lining in most cases
He got his degrees later in his life I believe.
@@innerbloomboitrue but I think that has a big factor with him job hopping. Unfortunately most companies want to see any degree just to weed out applicants. It’s a reason why he decided to get his degrees later on
You are right everything matters, and the degrees are part of the framework too Resume -> Education. Luckily for us, WGU exists and we can strategies and get a degree in months for a 4-figure sum these days. Check out this video (it's not even on UA-cam yet, this is the platform we use to QA the videos, if you're wondering about the link): f.io/rOBEJXCm
Yep, ty hehe
Degree definitely helps! Check out my reply to your first comment. Also I wanna say ty for watching and taking the time to comment
Thank you Josh..
:> Thank you
Any advice to keeping up the effort showcase for when you ease up after getting the job and keeping people's expecation's high....?
For me personally, I just try to do a good job at work. I will usually try to understand my manager's vision of exactly what they want to happen (like understand my role and why it was created/exists) and simply work toward that. This might require a lot of extra work in the beginning, but I spend the time to make sure I understand expectations and what they want, then just do my bet to execute on that, and do some extra if I can. It really depends on the role, but basically just try to do a good job, haha
hey josh, can you make a video about being a contractor in IT
Yep! I added this to the queue :)
Talking about Social Networking, maybe you should share your social network with students who’ve gone through your courses and you can vouch for them that they tick✅ all your boxes of highly employable candidates. Just a suggestion Sir.
Hey! I actually do this! with the cyber course, there is an internship component (full transparency here: ua-cam.com/video/YkOZwrHd-aA/v-deo.htmlsi=LrpkZbsaQ5IHPyQF). When they completely it, they can put my company on their resume for internship experience and I give them a personal and professional reference. A lot of employers have already reached out to me and I've verified experience and the students have gotten hired. Your idea is really good and has been working well, haha
Good content!
Glad you think so!
What would you recommend to host your portfolio for free? LinkedIn?
He has a video on hosting your portfolio in GitHub if you're in the tech industry. Definitely a good visual strategy.
I think he's used github in the past
Thanks @edwardv4546 and @arturobello5326
Here is a video teaching how to create/host your portfolio: ua-cam.com/video/zgqfWLHNKLk/v-deo.html
If I'm gonna be honest, I don't think 100% job security exists, especially in this economy.
Yeah, nothing is really 100% in this life, but you can get close :D
😅you didn’t get the point of the video.
What Josh is talking about is.
Focus on the things you can control and do the things that most people won’t do so you can differentiate yourself from the rest.
If you do this things consistently throughout your career you will eventually position yourself in a place where jobs and opportunities will come to you instead of you hunting for them.
Looking at it from this perspective 100% Job security is possible in the sense that you will always have opportunities coming your way.
@@ariasabe Job security != marketability. Job security has nothing to do with being able to get jobs, it's about keeping your current job and not getting laid off. 100% job security means that there is a 0% chance of you getting laid off, which is simply false in any industry including Cybersecurity.
Job security in the 2020s means if fired you can replace it quickly, which means you're coveted.
@@sideshow00 100% and that’s the point that Josh is trying to make.
You want to position yourself in such a way that you have more opportunities than you know what to with.
Great video! I'm new to your channel. But I definitely appreciate this info. I recently was let go of my Senior QA Engineer position. But I'm wondering if IT/Cybersecurity is the right direction for me to look into making a career change. Especially with the rise of AI. What do you think is more future proof, being a QA automation engineer or the IT field, that is now starting to include Cybersecurity?
Hey, thanks so much for the comment! Glad you found the channel :)
What do you think is more future proof, being a QA automation engineer or the IT field, that is now starting to include Cybersecurity?
To answer your question, in my head, QA automation is part of the IT field (so is Cybersecurity). But generally speaking, Cybersecurity will always be in demand, it's just going to evolve over time. The reason for it always being in demand is the fact that the whole premise of cybersecurity is to protect information assets from other humans, and the evolution of bad actors' tactics and techniques will continue to evolve over time. Bad actors will do whatever they can to compromise a system and this requires a lot of creativity.
QA will also be relevant and likely evolve over time, but I can't speak to it as much :D.
hope this helps!
@JoshMadakor Yeah, that totally makes sense. Thanks man!
There is no link to the resume template in the description.
I fixed it! So sorry about that. We recently put something in our content production pipeline to prevent me from forgetting links, haha:
📄 Resume Template (Just open the doc, go to file, then “save a copy” 😊) 📄
docs.google.com/document/d/1LTKYD_3LDcgdgnxEHeLWxvIrkCCu670yrjzEtQj51W4/edit
☑️ Application Tracking Template ☑️
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eH38clIIcEoEZtYFQHw1u9VZgIqtPRK3BhkDUcEw8Fw/edit#gid=0
Chat GPT's answers are hilarious if you pause it and read them.
Lol yeah it comes up with funny stuff. Gotta adjust the prompt to your liking 😌
Hi Josh , I was looking to enroll in your course and was wondering if it is beginner friendly? For someone who knows 0 and is trying to break into the field . Thanks 😊
The idea is that Cyber is not really entry-level, so I recommend having some baseline cyber knowledge--it doesn't have to be W2/job experience, but some kind of experience will be best. (For example, having gone through Google's cybersecurity program would be good: joshmadakor.tech/google ).
There are no hard requirements for joining the course though. I have implemented a few things to help with the lack of experience, such as the internship component I mentioned in this video ( ua-cam.com/video/YkOZwrHd-aA/v-deo.htmlsi=fklhbIpPRckrpbUe ) as well as the Sec+ Anki Deck.
If you are brand-brand new, the IT course is a good bet and will get you acclimated to computing and Azure/Cloud: joshmadakor.tech/it
If you feel comfy and you are fine with the Cyber learning curve, I would check out the explanation video on the landing page if you haven’t already: joshmadakor.tech/cyber
And as for if you can get a job with just the cyber course, you definitely can, but if you are brand new to IT, I recommend applying to BOTH IT jobs AND Cyber jobs and not necessarily holding out for only Cyber Jobs. But yes you can get a job if you follow the course and implement everything and are flexible with your first job.
Hope this helps!
Is the resume template in the description?
Thank you! just added it!
📄 Resume Template (Just open the doc, go to file, then “save a copy” 😊) 📄
docs.google.com/document/d/1LTKYD_3LDcgdgnxEHeLWxvIrkCCu670yrjzEtQj51W4/edit
@@JoshMadakor Thanks Josh! Definitely needed it!
Hey Josh.
Is it possible to land a Helpdesk job with the az-900 + a decent portfolio Or will you recommend to just go for a comptia cert.?
🙏 thanks again
It's completely possible. Lots of people of viewers and people in my IT course have gotten jobs with no certs, just a strong portfolio and application
should i take your cyber course if im 75% through the wgu cs degree and have no experience anywhere? will it be enough for entry level cyber?
Hey! It is enough for entry-level cyber but when applying, definitely be open to IT jobs as well. Just keep the employability framework in mind for whatever position you're going for. You should be able to make a strong portfolio with your CS background :)
@@JoshMadakor Hey I really appreciate the reply! Wish I had your knowledge of the field. I’m definitely open to both software and IT so I’ll keep that in mind. Could you tell me what roles that could be specifically? Help desk?
You mean Tyrone
Oh yeah, thanks for the correction 🤣
100k is the new 50k
☺
Josh josh josh. Do u offer a discount code for ur course?
around Nov/Dec we might do a discount of around 30%!
@@JoshMadakor o cuz I thought that josh10 code was all year round
Please stop saying “right” as a filler word. It has become the college graduate’s filler word of “umm” and if you graduated college, you shouldn’t be using filler words!
@joshmadakor My job will pay for me to get a bachelor's at wgu. What would you recommend for the best salary amd job security based on that? I've always been interested in tech and im goinf to go the tech route. I ultimately do want to learn cyber at some point. Though my goal is just to get my bachelor's as easy as possible and then use your tips with study.xkm and sophia etc to get additional degrees on other areas that i want to use to leverage my career growth. Honestly im thinking thr B.S in IT. Though I'm a bit of a visionary and have some great tech innovation ideas.
Hey! The easiest possible bachelors at WGU is probably the BS in IT management. This is because it has the most study.com transfers as well as no third party certs. As far as marketability and Return on Time invested, probably the BS cyber is pretty good