Hi William - no you need at least 82% passing, so the scoring is weighted. I think I had enough questions where I was stronger to pull up the low host score
I'll be completing my Bachelor's in Cybersecurity in April. School didn't really teach me anything. What general certifications would you recommend for someone starting out like me? Every cert i look up demands YEARS of experience in IT and other astronomical qualifications
Congrats chria. I am a student of B.E computer system but i am interested in cybersecurity and i have enough knowledge about network hacking, social engineering and ethical hacking but here is the issue is that i have no any certificate. Can you guide me that which certificate is the best for newcomers and onwards. Please guide me. Love from pakistan.
There is definitely some overlap between the CyberOps Associate and the Security+, but I like the latter since it is less vendor focused and more concept focused. It is going to be recognized by a wider audience in the industry. Can't hurt to take that one too!
Hey Chris. In your opinion, is the CyberOps pretty much the same cert as the CEH (with more of a Cisco flavour)? My college is an approved academy for both, not sure which one I should take.
Hi Rakesh! I would not say the same - from a tools perspective you will definitely learn more open-source and general hacking tools with the CEH. That said, if I had to take one first, I'd probably do the Cisco CyberOps first. Honestly the CEH was disappointing for me because there were so many examples of non-practical and non-real world scenarios that you had to memorize just to take the test. They also got a few concepts wrong about packets and protocol analysis, so for that I personally don't recommend the CEH. I think either the CyberOps or the Sec+ is a great place to start.
Maybe I am just biased to the network side of things, but honestly I think the CCNA is a great foundation, followed by the Sec+ for general infosec knowledge. Those two together would give you a well-rounded intro in my opinion. I would definitely not recommend the CEH. It was 5-miles wide and one inch deep.
Just making sure I understand - you don't just want to do traffic inspection, you want to do TLS decryption, correct? That would involve a TLS proxy, which is pretty pricey, but possible. At this time I know companies like Palo Alto, Profitap, and Extrahop can do TLS decryption. If that isn't the goal, then definitely start with Snort/Suricata/Security Onion type IDS/IPS and build from there.
Thanks for the comment. I may have missed seeing that in the confidentiality agreement. Where is that? If I am in breach I want to be sure to trim that out of the video!
Hey chris congrats I don’t have any IT experience or degrees Currently I am in an associate degree program . Is getting the cisco cyberops good enough to get a job? How long will it take to finish reading the book or overall studies for it? What is the salary range with the certificate?
Hey! I think it is a very good starting point if you would like to go to a Cisco Shop. Otherwise - I would recommend the security +. Not a packet centric, but much more general and non vendor
@@ChrisGreer thank you for the information. I have decided i will get network+ and than i will get security+ starting December so I’ll have both of these certs and my associates degree in networking. How much are the pay range for entry level network/cybersecurity jobs?
My institue launched a training program for this exam. One question i want to ask will it be beneficial if i prep for this exam as i am aspiring to be a backend developer. Thanx for the read bruh
I would not get this cert for backend dev. But no matter what you do in IT, at least one starting security cert will help with the fundamentals of cybersecurity, which is important for everyone to understand these days. So hey if you have the extra time I would say go for it - but it won't do much toward your dev stuff.
Hello Chris, I have been washing your videos fro a while now and I was wondering what reading materials and study tools you would recommend to prepare for the wireshark exam?
I just got the official study guide and practiced the labs that come with it. That was enough for me to pass. If you get enough hands-on practice, you will be good to go!
Congrats Chris!!! Glad to see you going into cybersecurity world. Definitely will help us the mortals to get more sec concepts! Hopefully we'll see you soon on more deep dive videos?? 😋
If your having trouble with tcp, I know the pro to call.....
I took this test and it was very hard and nothing like the practice exam. I would recommend specifically studying what's on the study guide.
What other resources did you use?
Congrats! I take this exam next Tuesday. This video came right on time. Took a little weight off my shoulders. Thanks.
You will be good - just remember the basic cybersecurity concepts and your Wireshark training 😉
Spoiler: he studied. A lot.
Congratulations 👌
Congrats!! Soon will try myself
Thanks! You will nail it 👍
Congrats Chris ! So you passed the exam with 75% in total score?
Hi William - no you need at least 82% passing, so the scoring is weighted. I think I had enough questions where I was stronger to pull up the low host score
I'll be completing my Bachelor's in Cybersecurity in April. School didn't really teach me anything. What general certifications would you recommend for someone starting out like me? Every cert i look up demands YEARS of experience in IT and other astronomical qualifications
Great, really appreciate the honest evaluation of your own abilities then passing that on.
Not gonna lie, I really suck at host analysis!
Hi Chris , i"d like to learn basic hacking and proceeding from there , how do you suggest starting , i have ccnp , thanks
Congrats chria.
I am a student of B.E computer system but i am interested in cybersecurity and i have enough knowledge about network hacking, social engineering and ethical hacking but here is the issue is that i have no any certificate.
Can you guide me that which certificate is the best for newcomers and onwards.
Please guide me.
Love from pakistan.
Thanks for the informative video. Are there any lab that you can recommend to practice?
Someone has reliable link to check some exam question dumps or to exercise?
I don't how to prepare to incident response exam in cyber op professional track.
I have been thinking about Cisco Cyber Ops, I recently cleared Sec + I am really thankful for this video, it clears some of my doubts
What should I take first cyber ops or security+ ?
Thanks. This video was helpful!
Do you have pdf labs for this exam
Which TryHackMe rooms/paths (besides cyberops itself) would you recommend to read too?
Congrats my friend ..you are pro nothing tough for you
so you passed by looking at your videos
I am doing the Cisco CyberOps Associate and CCNA exams, should I take the Comptia Security+ after? Or will it be redundant?
There is definitely some overlap between the CyberOps Associate and the Security+, but I like the latter since it is less vendor focused and more concept focused. It is going to be recognized by a wider audience in the industry. Can't hurt to take that one too!
can you help me with mitm attack with my vm ?
Hey Chris. In your opinion, is the CyberOps pretty much the same cert as the CEH (with more of a Cisco flavour)? My college is an approved academy for both, not sure which one I should take.
Hi Rakesh! I would not say the same - from a tools perspective you will definitely learn more open-source and general hacking tools with the CEH. That said, if I had to take one first, I'd probably do the Cisco CyberOps first. Honestly the CEH was disappointing for me because there were so many examples of non-practical and non-real world scenarios that you had to memorize just to take the test. They also got a few concepts wrong about packets and protocol analysis, so for that I personally don't recommend the CEH. I think either the CyberOps or the Sec+ is a great place to start.
What certs do you recommend for cybersecurity? Also should I go CompTIA or Cisco route for certifications?
Maybe I am just biased to the network side of things, but honestly I think the CCNA is a great foundation, followed by the Sec+ for general infosec knowledge. Those two together would give you a well-rounded intro in my opinion. I would definitely not recommend the CEH. It was 5-miles wide and one inch deep.
Thanks great video!
Hey chris, if I want to inspect all the traffic (including https) and log it into an analytical engine (such as SIEM). How could i achieve this ?
Just making sure I understand - you don't just want to do traffic inspection, you want to do TLS decryption, correct? That would involve a TLS proxy, which is pretty pricey, but possible. At this time I know companies like Palo Alto, Profitap, and Extrahop can do TLS decryption. If that isn't the goal, then definitely start with Snort/Suricata/Security Onion type IDS/IPS and build from there.
Congratulations on passing your exam Chris, love your content and will definitely check this cert.
Hi Chris! Is the format of the test multiple choice and drag/drop or does it have Fill in and Simulations?
As I recall it is a mixed bag
True inspiration Chris, thanks for your super positive example and videos
Don't Cisco usually say the score report is "Confidential"? Brave of you to show it.
Thanks for the comment. I may have missed seeing that in the confidentiality agreement. Where is that? If I am in breach I want to be sure to trim that out of the video!
Please do SIP calls analysis!!
Woow congratulations Chris you so modest u don t need thx for sharing i love the way you school us in order to pass thé test thx
You got this Majid!!
can i borrow your book?
Hey chris congrats
I don’t have any IT experience or degrees
Currently I am in an associate degree program .
Is getting the cisco cyberops good enough to get a job?
How long will it take to finish reading the book or overall studies for it?
What is the salary range with the certificate?
Hey! I think it is a very good starting point if you would like to go to a Cisco Shop. Otherwise - I would recommend the security +. Not a packet centric, but much more general and non vendor
@@ChrisGreer thank you for the information.
I have decided i will get network+ and than i will get security+ starting December so I’ll have both of these certs and my associates degree in networking.
How much are the pay range for entry level network/cybersecurity jobs?
Congractulations Chris!
My institue launched a training program for this exam. One question i want to ask will it be beneficial if i prep for this exam as i am aspiring to be a backend developer. Thanx for the read bruh
I would not get this cert for backend dev. But no matter what you do in IT, at least one starting security cert will help with the fundamentals of cybersecurity, which is important for everyone to understand these days. So hey if you have the extra time I would say go for it - but it won't do much toward your dev stuff.
@@ChrisGreer extra bit of knowledge won't hurt. Will go for it.
Hello Chris,
I have been washing your videos fro a while now and I was wondering what reading materials and study tools you would recommend to prepare for the wireshark exam?
I just got the official study guide and practiced the labs that come with it. That was enough for me to pass. If you get enough hands-on practice, you will be good to go!
@@ChrisGreer thank you for the advice, really apreciated.
congrats chris. you are an inspiration to us all
Congratulations and thanks for sharing the experience.
Thanks for watching!
Congrats Chris!!! Glad to see you going into cybersecurity world. Definitely will help us the mortals to get more sec concepts! Hopefully we'll see you soon on more deep dive videos?? 😋
Oh for sure! By the way… I’m a mere mortal in the packet world too! Shhhhh… 🤫
Congrats Chris! Thank you for all the videos so far. Keep up the good work man! Best regards.
Thank you for watching!!
congrats mate
I like that shirt, where can we get one?
Hey Loay, you should be able to see the merch store under the video. If not - here is a link - ua-cam.com/channels/HN1aYRP473xX6Z13H_mxMQ.htmlstore
Congrats Chris!
Congrats Chris! Keep the awesome content coming!
Thank you!
Keep going Chris !! Keep learning and growing !!
Thanks Faran!