The WORST Beginner Cyber Security Mistakes Everyone Makes (Avoid These)
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Let me share a quick story too. I just landed a first job as a SOC analyst without any prior work experience in cybersecurity. I did free labs, google cybersecurity certification, lots of self education from free resources like this amazing channel. The position was originally listed as 'at least 2 years of experience' so was not really having high hopes but tried anyway. Interviewers were super cool about everything, saying that its mainly about attitude and will. Their thought process is that you can learn from trainings what you lack in knowledge, but for them the main focus was mindset, passion and willingness to work on yourself. Starting in march, wish me luck :) If I could do it, you can do it!
wish everyone would read this comment!
Wow! Congratulations on your successful job experience! X
Its so important to believe in yourself and don't look at the work expectations
Good Lucy my friend
I hope u get everything you dream of I also want to to become a soc analysis.... I'm nervous as hell I can't lie buy I hope to get to where you are soon good luck k my friend
" You don't need a degree to succeed in Cybersecurity" This statement is super true. I found out that the CISO at a company I worked for had no degree and no certification. This individual only had a military background and connections within the field. Sometimes your network is even more important than a degree or certification.
exactly! that’s very very common!
I’m not even gonna lie, you got me at the ‘endless pursuit of foundation’ part. Too real
very common, I’ve seen a lot!
This guy is the absolute 🐐
Literally the CYBERSECURITY GURU
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This is gold! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Absolute quality! Transparency appreciated 😆
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Hitting all topics in the head! Thanks so much for making these videos!!! 🎉
You are so welcome!
This is a fantastic video. You can tell Unixguy really cares about us.
Negative thoughts tend to creep in at times but I am determined to not let my fear of failure/the unknown get the better of me.
you got this 🤝
Which free labs did you do after Google cyber security professional certificate
@@UnixGuy can you help me out , I need to connect with you
If possible provide your socials or place where you reply to messages
Ya Unixguy is awesome!! So happy I found him! I gotta see if I can sign up for a video chat at some point
Love your channel!!
thanks Acacia 🙏🏻
Your content is great! Keep up the good work.
You recently earned a sub :)
welcome here 🙏🏻
another great video from you! 2:10 i really agree here, as a college student, i took CCNA1 (CCNAv7: Introduction to Networks) and configuring switches routers, blabla all the layers of the OSI and all that, i finished it and i forgot a little bit of things not the configuration part, some things from the network fundamentals, i tend to forget alot and i hate that. But anyways thank you for the great video!
good luck in your journey!
@@UnixGuy Thank you so much Unix guy! youve tought me alot
Thanks for this video! Completed the Sec+ over a year ago and am currently working in Desktop Support for two years now. I am ready to make the leap!
congrats! follow this video:
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you are legend in Cyber Security... cheers from Melbourne, Australia.
thanks mate! Melbourne crew checking in 🤝
Amazing video very informative, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
You hit each and every point Im actually struggling with.
Thanks, thanks a lot, cause I now have some insight on my overall situation and can now apply some of those tricks you told us.
The more I watch from your content the more I like, hope you continue with this labor of informing us to be better security professionals, UnixGuy.
Glad to help 🫡
Just started cybersecurity and your video was the first video I came across when I checked UA-cam.
Your channel is amazing!!!
Thank you so much!
Glad to hear that! Enjoy the journey 🤝
I appreciate this video. I’m going for my SCCP certification this Thursday. I’m a IT Technician II and I’ve been in IT for about under a year so I’ve been working my butt off so far.
So much to learn but I’ve been applying to security analyst I roles to try to get my foot in the door in cyber security. I’m not sure what I want to specialize in yet but I want to keep growing in my skillset. Thanks for the wonderful video.
keep it up! have a browser through my videos. I have specific certs/projects recommendations that will speed up your journey!
Thanks, it’s a great video of the day. Still learning from free resources and saving for your GRC course.
Truly appreciate your advices for newbies like me in this field 🎉🎉🎉
best of luck
thank you my friend for everything. i really enjoy watching you im half way in WGU and will get 15 certs after graduating. i love you and keep up the good work! thanks for giving back to the community!
Best of luck!
I am changing my career now. 15 years working as network engineer, now i want to move to cybersecurity.
you have an excellent background! follow any roadmap I have in my videos and you’lm get there!
Actually, it would be interesting to hear your perspective on that career change. It probably should be quite easy for you, considering your background, but that's just my good guess.
Would you mind to share your thoughts in a couple of sentences, perhaps?
@@UnixGuy my background is in software development (~6 years) and really want to try cyber, but I don't know where to start? Do I have the right background? Do you think the jobs out there are available?? I'm super scared of the current economy
@@abiygirma1925 follow this:
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I am going to try my hardest as soon as I get a computer to make a change.. 10 years as a janitor but want this so bad
Thank you so much for your content. Best channel around 🎉 I’m 31 and pivoting into cyber security after working as a music producer, songwriter and audio engineer. Currently, finishing up Google cybersecurity course and taking CompTIA sec+. I’m so excited to follow your roadmaps and land my first job! Deeply appreciate your knowledge, wisdom and encouragement 🙏🏼
awesome work! excited to follow your journey 🎉
Good information ❤
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May you be rewarded for all this good you do for people 🤝
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I finished the Google Cert 4 months ago and haven't started applying yet, as I'm always creating excuses for not starting. 😅
I've just started the ISC2 entry-level course preparation for its exam and found out about that in one of your videos. Thanks a lot, BTW! )
Mate, this video was helpful! Cheers for that! :)
awesome! once you finish ISC2 it’s time to stop doing entry levle certs and pick something harder and more hands-on
I will always be thankful that I have stumbled upon UnixGuy's channel here on youtube. A lot of other cybersecurity videos online are never this transparent and concise. Thank you so much! I will be waiting for your next videos!
glad you’re here 🙏🏻
I just passed my security+ exam yesterday and definitely feeling lost on what or how to do next. Thank you for providing good advice and context, I feel a lot more confident 😊
Congratulations
Next week I will attempt my security+ exam.
Can u give me any tips or any guide to pass my exam
@@Mr.Ali444. Thank you!
1. Skip the PBQs (performance based questions), do them last. This is advice that I took when doing the exam and I found that I had a lot more time to review my answers and was able to focus more on the PBQs when i got back to them. Some people spend way too much time on them then dont have time to think the other questions through.
2. The exam does want you to know definitions for certain terms/topics, but its deeper than that. For example, sure you might generally know what a firetruck is. But how fast can it go, what tools does it have to do its job, what risks can it reasonably accept to complete its objectives, and so on. Make sure you have good context and understanding of each of the learning objectives.
3. Lastly, PRACTICE EXAMS. Take as many as you can until you regularly start getting maybe 87%-90% percent passing scores (security+ isn’t percentage based but this should provide a buffer for you). Do different exams from different providers, i cant recommend any particular one, but theres plenty of free ones out there.
Hope this helps and good luck, you got this!!
congrats on passing! depends on your goal, I have videos with roadmaps to pretty much every specialisation
@@Mr.Ali444. Make sure you understand whatever you are exposed to (in the exam objectives). Don't rely on memorization only it won't help you that much, an important thing don't stress yourself about memorizing all the acronyms but instead know what they do is vital.
For the practical part make sure you use lab (use the terminal) for the flags and most importantly use practice test materials to prepare your mind on answering questions in the exam style.....please please understanding is vitally vital...and for the questions you fail while practicing take a little time to understand how it works.
I suggest you to check out Professor Messer Study Group that may help also.
Finally when feel ready, go through the exam objectives again and explain every little bullet point to yourself.
And remain calm before taking the exam you will be successful.
Stay blessed
Take a help desk job at an MSP and follow one of Unix guys road maps
While you are labbing you will experience different software which will help you understand what path you want to take.
Amazing video. I just checked meetup and there will be a tech, cyber meetup in my city this thursday!
You must attend it!
@@UnixGuy absolutely!
This was actually so helpful. I am graduating with an LLB this summer, but I am increasingly interested in cybersecurity, digital forensics and so forth. Thank you for the transparent information!
Glad it’s helpful Leia!
I have a video about forensics:
ua-cam.com/video/eekzaI0UFDA/v-deo.htmlsi=nWHV-AAtjwJ4YkV- (this is a highly technical field)
with law, I recommend GRC knowledge:
ua-cam.com/video/C6IgksBpMF4/v-deo.htmlsi=B2XBM45li9v5rBjD
@@UnixGuy Thank you!
Thank you . People are fortunate enough to have A person like you who is very experienced and motivating others who are down in confidence and lack the prerequisites is something very rare to see. Goddess bless you.
I have some questions for you to guide me which i will do soon. But the problem for me is i saw many of your videos and i have to order them as a playlist to my requirement so that i can get what i need. Thanks a ton for your service. ❤🎉
best of luck!
Thanks for this just recently bombed my recent Cybersecurity Analyst interview a month after getting my Security+ fortunately it was a great experience that I can reference from when going in for any future interviews.
100% and security+ is just the beginning of the journey! keep learning and do more interviews to get better
Don't let one bad interview hold you back . That's for sure! You have to have some real strong nerve to get through a few interviews and likely if you gave up, it would be right before the interview you would have landed! Same boat! I have said some pretty stupid things in some interviews!
@@TacoFlavorKisses fortunately the interview I thought I bombed want me for the final interview so wish me luck 🍀
@@TheSlyDragon93Any update on this?
I pass my CompTIA Security+ last week , Am preparing to start with my Blue Team Level 1 certification beginning of next month .
best of luck!
I'm commeting this to come back in the future as a proof that following your tips has helped me to land my first cybersecurity job
Can’t wait to hear about your success story!
Genuinely feel like you were describing me, there. Especially regarding the procrastination and 'IT Foundation' excuses, to avoid applying for jobs.
I work in Game Development, coding in Python and C#, and 3D rigging etc - so I have some advantages over others. I just need to get on with it and stop doubting myself.
You have more ‘foundation’ than most people 😎
Thank you for your clarification and for the encouragement ,i made this mistakes.
i just finished my Google cybersecurity certificate and planning to start applying for jobs,though so far like you said many companies wants candidates to have at least minimum 2+ years experience.
continue to study for harder certs and follow one of my roadmaps, the google cert is just the beginning, and enjoy the journey 🤝
I just finished my Cybersecurity BS last month (January) and started the Cloud Security roadmap. I still feel this way more often than not. Just need to keep your end goal at the forefront and zero in on that, block all the other negative thoughts and nonsense out.
you got this 🤝
Hands down one of the best YT channels for cybersecurity.
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Hello, can you do a video on how to create a home lab with the intent to showcase or start your cybersecurity journey? What’s your advice on which devices to use?
no need to create home lab, you can just do projects:
ua-cam.com/video/LFlsDm8w36A/v-deo.html
I just discovered your channel a few weeks ago and you have helped me put my thoughts straight and start working on transitioning from a tech services role to cyber security. Already planned out my next 6 months -- AZ-104 -> apply for jobs -> AZ-500 -> keep applying for jobs - > PJPT -> keep applying and keep on learning
keep going 🤝
@@UnixGuy Thanks!! What are your thoughts on this path?? I came with this after your tier cert video..
@@JorgeRuiz14 its good, i have videos with specifc pathways that are better than the tier list video :)
This dude is talking directly to me. I’m not sure why the rest of you are here. Thanks! I needed this today.
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Wow number 1 and number 3 so true. Got two certs and do not feel like it is enough...got them last year and have yet to apply for anything also have degree in IT and 4 years general IT experience. Anxiety really sucks.
Follow this advice:
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Thank you
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thank you so much
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Great video as always.Currently studying for my A+ to get an entry level IT technician job as IT field its really new to me.Dk you think that would be the right move ? Should i pursue a career to SOC with qualifications and get straight to the field.Thank you 🙏🏼
if you already started studying and you bought the material then by all means continue! this video is intended for individuals who want to work in cyber security :) finish it asap and do something else quickly
you can also get an IT support job without it
Hi, first of all I really appreciate your effort to help us lend our dream.
Second, I have a question. If I have to choose between the Blue team level 1 certification or the HTB defense certification, which one should I choose?
both are good and you cant good with either, do hackthebox if you’re not sure
Please do you have a video on how to list things learned on BLT1 to a resume along with other past positions ?
hey, I don’t want you to memorise what to write, instead I want you to be able to write them yourself! Here’s an example:
ua-cam.com/video/LFlsDm8w36A/v-deo.html
@@UnixGuy Thank you
I'm changing my career to big diffidence from transportation to tech industry,specifically cybersecurity! I have completed my Google Cybersecurity certification already and applying to jobs, and keeping learn more in deep cybersecurity field
enjoy the journey!
Good for you! Hoping for a dramatic change like this, been 10 years in janitorial. Planning to start studying and prepping as soon as I get a computer
So happy I moved from Desktop support to Cyber Security. Desktop support is dying people need to understand this and the physical work involved is a joke. Plus it is the only position that can't work from home unless you are the SCCM or Hope you have started to move or are all ready doing Intune. Desktop will become a low paid grunt in the near future and Cyber Security was the happiest move I made in IT in a long time! These things are spot on as well. Great video as always.
well done 👏🏻
Hugely underrated channel. I really wish everyone trying to break in to cyber could hear your video advice. Awesome video!
-from a SOC analyst with no degree 🙂
thanks for your kind words and well done on landing the SOC role! let’s spread the message and reach more people 🤝
Hey can I ask what certs you started with?
@@OG_Anime_ sure! The first cybersecurity certifications I got were Security+ and Blue Team Level 1.
I should note that prior to those, I had A+ and Network+, and 2 years of Tier 1 IT support experience. While these things definitely helped in the grand scheme of things, it's not necessary to land a SOC Analyst role, although I believe it would make you stand out more. Network+ is far more important than A+ in security.
I also want to point out the importance of home-labbing, doing online labs, and documenting what you learn on a blog or LinkedIn page so that hiring managers can see it. I was able to have nearly an entire page of cybersecurity experience without ever having worked in a position where 'security' was in my title due to building up cybersecurity-related homelab projects, and also online training like Blue Team Labs Online and TryHackMe.
I swear this guy helped me found a job. Even thoguh its not cybersecurity role, its a system engineer role but I feel like after 2 years experience I should be able to have enought expierence and will get a cyber security job.
best of luck!
Thank you for this video. How about the microsoft cyber security analyst from coursera? Now I am doing that.
it’s a great start! you can use as a starting point to grow some serious cloud security skills, following this roadmap:
ua-cam.com/video/zFFMhpCLJi0/v-deo.html
4:24 Unix is talking just like my friend who kept encouraging me to apply for Cyber security. Hes also a senior analyst and making well over $112K a year and going for even higher salary. You need to be prepared to some extent or atleast the basic fundamentals before applying and keep applying for entry level. Its all about luck too just like he said he got lucky too.
And thanks Unix
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Thanks for all this valuable information. I have off topic question. I'm about to start my Google Cert. I have Surface Pro 5th Gen. Is this sufficient for starting out or would you recommend a MacBook or regular Windows Laptop? Thanks for any help.
should be fine! do the cert with it, and if u run into issues then look at upgrade but u shouldnt need to
you just saved me a lot of valuable time, May Allah Bless You My Friend
Thanks
Glad to hear that
Currently studying for the A+ cert, then planning to work in IT while doing a bachelor in Cyber Security once finished with the cert.
I initially planned to do that because I have no experience whatsoever and wanted to learn the fundamentals (just like you said: « to better understand the system that you are securing ») to then start applying for Cyber Security jobs.
Are you suggesting that someone in my situation should apply to lev 1 Cyber Security jobs (SOC analyst for example) right away instead of going through IT jobs?
I know that this is what you are saying in your videos (I’ve watched a lot of them) but don’t you think that learning the basics of IT and computation gives you important knowledge that will help in your Cyber Security carreer?
As I explained in the video (and all the other videos), the cyber certs that I list will teach you ‘IT’ as well
Have been in IT for around 5 years and always in infrastructure project management. I am starting my part time cyber degree this year. Hopefully I could learn something with the degree and get a cyber job. Looking at certificates too like Sec+, CEH, CND, CHFI and more. 😅
Good luck with your journey! Maybe have a look at these certificates:
ua-cam.com/video/wLgkX6F3ZDA/v-deo.html
@UnixGuy one thing matched with me that as a beginner I forget many thing often. After watching it again I can remember it, otherwise not.
The more practical training you do, the easier it is to remember. Watch this:
ua-cam.com/video/wLgkX6F3ZDA/v-deo.html
I say it every video, but damn I love UnixGuy's music.
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Hi there
I have been enjoying ur videos
Gives a lot insight in the industry
Much appreciate bro
Request
Can u do a video of CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER 🙏🙏🙏❤️
that’s a very senior role that people progres into after years of experience but sure
I'm not even applying for a year. I'm doing OK in desktop support and want next years bonus... a year of studying a few certs then I'm ready. I can't go in too entry level. My google cert and next security+ i dont feel is enough for me so i have a few intermediate to do. Htb and more hands on
Enjoy the journey!
I have yet to see a job posting where they aren't asking for an associate, bachelor's, or a masters degree. Where are these roles that don't ask or require a degree? What are the chances of landing a job where they ask for a degree but you don't have it?
plenty! on linkedin and other sites! it depends, sometines its a hard requirement sometimes it is nice to have
Your a good motivator. I followed many UA-cam videos but 0 confidence. I just wanted to ask please let me know where to start, because though i learned so many concepts i feel i so not have hands on practice.
Let me know where can i get hands on and get prepared for entry level job.
the videos in this playlist are a great start:
ua-cam.com/play/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk.html&si=lpcikwkLGmD4YcSg
What if you have a bachelor's in computer software engineering, 3 internship experience, 4 certs (Security+, A+ (both) and az900) and still cannot get a Cybersecurity job. I also practice on my HomeLab. Anything I should change or do.
because you only did one very basic cyber related cert. do these IF you want to learn cybersecurity properly:
ua-cam.com/video/wLgkX6F3ZDA/v-deo.html
Not blocking all dangerous ports trash open remote port
ok
I'm doing my masters in Cybersecurity and I still don't feel ready. Mostly because I have no field experience really but it hasn't stopped me from applying for jobs. Hopefully I'll land one soon
do these Underrated Cyber Security Certs that WILL get you HIRED
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Great
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So my issue is I don’t see many soc l1 roles in Melbourne . Should I apply for cybersecurity analyst roles?
yes please!!!
Keep it up
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I'm experiencing impostor syndrome right now. Kinda stress but hopefully i can overcome it...
you got this!
I got a genuine question I’m getting my A+ cert should I apply for desk position now? Then work on getting my other certs? Just to get my foot in the door
If you started with the A+ then yeah finish it asap and move on ,
Please could you kindly recommend a platform i can practice AD which is cost effective?
here:
ua-cam.com/video/LFlsDm8w36A/v-deo.html
Hi, I'm looking at learning cyber security, I have no experience in IT, what courses should I do and where do I get the certificates to prove I've done a course
it’s all explained in my videos, pleaae spend the time and watch them
In doing isc2 right now, do you recommend this ?
it’s a basic cert to start with, you need to more afterwards.
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Hi UnixGuy. I come from life sciences background (B. Tech Biotechnology). Though I come from life sciences background, I've always loved working with my computer. In my bachelor's degree, I took 4 papers from IT department (Front end and Back end fundamentals, Python programming, Cyber Security, Cyber Forensics). It's been 2 years since my graduation and I wanted to pursue a career in Cyber Security. I've completed ISC2 CC and I'm currently doing Google Cybersecurity certification. During my college, I've done some certifications from Cisco. In recent times, I started doubting myself whether I've chosen the right career or not. I'm feeling so low for the past days and I don't know what to do. Can you give me some advice?
There is no right or wrong paths my friend. The only option you have is to continue to study cyber security after work and try to land a job - if you like it great, continue, if not, then you can go back to your life science jobs
I dont see any other options.
@@UnixGuy Thank You
very useful. kindly do video on AL Nafi cyber security course. they said will provide jobs all over including india
hey mate, I’ve never heard of them sorry
I have a BSc. in Business Computing and an MSc. in Cyber security and still can't get a job 😢
sorry to hear that! unfortunately a lot of universities dont teach practical skills. Please pick a roadmap from my videos and follow it through
Should I be concerned about ethical hacking job opportunities? For months now there have only been 1 or 2 penetration testing job offers online for the big Canadian city I live in, and always for the same 2 companies. I'm not trying to find a penetration testing job now, I just want to know if the career is actually sufficiently in demand
I’d question your job search method. Search for broad cyber jobs, sometimes titles can be misleading, and choose different job search sites
What do you think about CPTS?
its good
I just graduated and have already started sec+ and network+ , but I’m unsure I should continue on my own until im ready for a job or apply to university and go to uni first 😂😢
you graduated from what? if u just finished school and you struggle with self-study then university might be good
please watch the rest of my videos for a list of certifications to do
I have sec+ and also AWS SAA. I am in my final semester of bachelors and have literally no job experience. What do you think I should pursue?
Watch the videos in this playlist:
Start Here | Get into Cyber Security
ua-cam.com/play/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk.html
How can you do that if you are active duty millitary??
do what?
With 8 years of experience as a backend developer, is it possible for me to switch to cybersecurity? If so, which path should I choose, and what certifications are recommended?
application security is right up your alley:
ua-cam.com/video/shgKU-zjOmw/v-deo.html
Hi. Should i do itgc risk audit first and then cybersecurity? Im thinking of upskilling to move to risk. Im from non tech background
if you want to move to the risk side of cyber security, then this is the perfect course for you:
ua-cam.com/video/C6IgksBpMF4/v-deo.html
Some companies are just plain stupid, they ask for things that I bet not even their best engineers possess. Like 10 years of this and that.
yeah it happens unfortunately!
Always 💯
Hi UnixGuy! I'm about to graduate with a degree in computer information systems and I was wondering what would you recommend for me to do to pursuit in a cybersecurity field? should I go and work on certification after this related to cybersecurity like Google Cybersecurity certification ?
yep the google cert is a great start, once you finish it work your way through the certs in this playlist:
Start Here | Get into Cyber Security
ua-cam.com/play/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk.html
slowly and surely you can finish a lot of them in 8-10 months
@UnixGuy thank you very much!! You're such a helpful person!!
Thank you for this, I felt lost after completing the google cybersecurity course. Your videos motivated more than ever, I’ll get a Cybersecurity job!
you got this!
@@UnixGuy thank you sir 🫡
some of GRC is inside the G Cyber certificate, should i do GRC just to round out what was brushed over in the cert?
it can help, but if you really want to learn GRC then you’ll need to do GRC Mastery:
ua-cam.com/video/C6IgksBpMF4/v-deo.htmlsi=-Bobjt_aWrxIB0co
I was about to clear my ug in computer science. Should I go for CCIE V6?
What does CCIE have to do with anything I talk about?
Hey, Can you tell me how to start off the cybersecurity journey. (I'm a beginner). What to study? How can I use this skill. Thank you!
start here:
ua-cam.com/video/6LIUhx95MCU/v-deo.html
then please watch the rest of my videos , everything is explained
@@UnixGuy thank you so much :)
Hi. SOC analyst need to have cloud certification?
no but they can help:
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If I am in a non-developed country, can I get an interview in another country remotely from my home country? Is there any chance?
I answered that in this video:
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So please, I've networking certs from Cisco, I've Endpoint Security badge from Cisco, I also have intro to cyber security too, and also java and python.
What eles do i need to get a Job?
the courses you did are entry level, you need to follow a proper roadmap:
start here:
Cyber Security Specialisations
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I have 15 years experience in Industrial Controls Systems and looking to get into ICS/OT Network Security. I have the CCNA, Security+ certs. To specialize in this would you recommend GIAC certs in this area or ISA IEC certs.
GIAC
@@UnixGuy Like the GICSP and GRID?
@@TheHarrisal21 they have a few, start with the most basic. Honestly, I would caution against ‘specialising in ICS/OT’ , the number of opportunities are limited so its better to combine it with something else
@@UnixGuy Honestly I was going that route because it closely relates to what I've been doing and didn't want to start at the bottom all over again with a huge paycut. But I do intend to attend sans institute.
great video, I just lose my job a couple months ago And I decided to star in cybersecurity cuz I. like it u have nice road map, but Im so confused cuz I actually live in London ad they wants a lots certificates some training company offer comptia A+ and work 2 yearh like IT technicians and then star learning cybersecurity do you think is better take the google certificate and aftert that the certificate for junior pentester cuz I like that roll amd you help me with this?
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If you want to land a job then I recommend you follow the roadmaps that I outlined. A+ won’t help you
thank you very much
Sir i have completed Google cyber security certificate whats next? Should i jump on security+, Microsoft cyber security analyst or blue team level 1
depends on which specialisation you want to pursue! here’s a playlist, make a coffee and watch it all:
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Sir, I have just finished btl1 certificate and I want to get into threat hunting and I found elearnsecurity ecthp certificate, do u think it is a good cert to achieve or there is something better ?
Also do I have to learn about malware analysis and python hacking like the ones from tcm security before ecthp or not ?
Thanks in advance
yes eLearnSecurity is fantastic, stick with them!
Thanks @UnixGuy .
Also what do you think of tcm security courses ?
@@abdulahalharas3538 I mentioned them in a few videos, pleaee watch the videos out. They’re good
Please I am following the cyber analyst pathway and i am almost done with the Google cert and I also have ISC2. I want to move to BTL1 but I can't afford it. I'm from an average Family in Nigeria . Please what alternatives do I have??
those and the tryhackme certs might be cheaper:
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I am a student in Computer Science in my first year and I want to work in Cyber Security before graduation is this possible?
yes but its going to be hard! start doing some certs:
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thanks for the video,Would you recommend CGEIT ISACA as certification For GRC Analist career?
No, I recommend doing GRC Mastery:
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and after that securtiy+ and some ISACA later down the track (because they require 5 years experience)
@@UnixGuy thank you for your answer,I ve already done both certification I will try to have some experience then..
@@mauricecioccato9818 Excellent work. Honestly if you've done security+ and GRC Mastery, then you don't *need* more certification. What you need is practical experience so your goal is to get any job relevant to IT or cyber security and build out your experience from there :)
@@UnixGuy I asked to you because someone suggested in a cyber security exposition I went recently...anyway I will follow your roadmap..
@@mauricecioccato9818 yes I totally understand. People have different opinions, but honestly with GRC it's more about experience and knowledge than certs :)
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From Africa, is it possible to get a job in the US and how would I go about it.
very hard, best to focus on getting a job in your home country to gain experience first