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My Regrets when learning cybersecurity
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
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3:59- Choose A Cybersecurity Niche
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Thank you so much for your video! The "get a job quickly" advice is especially helpful! I am definitely the kind of person to get 'analysis paralysis' or try to figure out what I'd like before actually trying it, lol. I already have a Bachelors (in another field), so hearing your advice about focusing on self-study, certs, and resume crafting is just what I needed. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and honest opinions!
Glad it was helpful!
i’m about a semester into my associate degree for cyber security. already obtained so much knowledge. watching your videos have been very helpful to me.
Glad it was
How’s it going? I was thinking about getting my bachelors but I’m on the fence about it
@@lastofcarter I’m interested in what you selected I’m also trying to figure out which one is better
As a 15 year Healthcare Privacy professional working very closely with our IS department I am looking to upskill. thank you so much for this video as I have been trying to determine the best method to get this done outside of going back for another degree.
I listen to your videos while working my 8-5.
I now know that cyber security is what I want to do.
I definitely have a better understanding because of the way you break things down.
Thank you so much for doing these videos!
Thank you!! Glad I could help!
This is some great practical advice. You have pretty much described the natural progression of my career. I did not plan it. It just sort of happened that way. Getting started in the 90's with medical networks and then transitioning to working for the Army (for the last 20 years) has helped with this. Additionally, I have continued to work with medical/dental networks all along. So cyber security and HIPAA have played a big part of my experience.
Thank you so much for everything that you share. I was so confused where to start and what is important versus what isn’t. Watching your videos gave me a lot of structure. I signed up for the Google IT support certificate and so far it’s going well. 😊
Thank you so Much Gergana!!
Thank you for these informative and awesome videos after watching the Google support video I took the course and got a job as a helpdesk.
I'm interested in the cyber security field and could never thank you enough for the content of this channel
That is amazing to hear!!! Thanks for coming back and telling me. Sorry for the jump cuts on that one lol
@@nicoleenesse The video is just perfect especially for a beginner looking for a sense of direction, couldn't be better🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much for telling us where to start! This is what I need
Glad it was helpful!
Great information, I’m currently a junior majoring in cybersecurity. I’m studying for my security plus rn and plan to take the test in January. Afterwards I’ll start applying for internships.
#goals
Thank you Nicole
Very relevant, also I can recommend the Cisco Cybersecurity path, it's free.
"Otherwise you are gonna endlessly watch youtube videos.." Dang.. you got me there.. icecold! 😲
So as I am watching this I am glad that the AS in cyber/information security is available at my community college because all of this information you gave out is possible and at a fairly decent cost and if school isn’t a possibility the free resources are surprisingly out there to take advantage of.
Community College and a AS is a great option!! It's also really overlooked
What is AS?
And where do i find these communities?
@@mishal2k557 associate of arts
This is the most helpful video I’ve found. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
One of the best content out there
Thank you very much for making this video.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for these videos! I’ve had so many questions and you’ve answered so many. Could you please let us know your opinion on the ISC2 Certification in Cybersecurity? I was wondering if that could take the place of Security+. They’re also making the certification free for 1M people 😁
This was wonderful insight; thanks!!!
Glad it was helpful!
IBM Cyber Security Analyst Professional Certification.
This is a four-year college level.
This is a starting point.
Thanks this is really insightful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for clearing my doubts💯
Glad it helped
Hey thanks for the video, very helpful! Unfortunately the link with the resume template is not working
same for what i'm experiencing right now, there's no resume template :((
If you are new like I am, there is a great book that just came out recently called How Cyber Security Really Works, and it’s an amazing resource that covers tons of fundamentals! Highly recommend it!
Thanks for sharing!
Who wrote the book?
I am new in this field i want to take a degree in Cyber security eventually, for now i am the google IT support certificate my question is how can i breake in to a IT job? and also can i become a cyber security analys or can i get a cyber security job with only Certificates?
Thanks in advance.
wow, great info. I did not know there were sec jobs that focus specifically on HIPAA. That's definitely something i'd be interested in doing. Are you able to make a video on what One would need to get into HIPAA sec job?
Yeah! it is on my list
I am interested in this video too HIPAA security.
Hey I am a complete beginner, but interested in getting into Cybersecurity. I’ve been studying basic IT with the Comptia A+ materials. I’m debating if I should get the certification since it’s not geared to Cybersecurity? What are your thoughts?
Ehhh, I prefer the Google IT support certification. A+ can be really overwhelming and dry..and suck the excitement out
@@nicoleenesse Thank you so much! I will transition to the Google certification.
Would you recommend a+ and network+ before security+?
Yes, or at least the knowledge
@Nicole Enesse Why did you hate your Compliance job? Can you give more detail. Im looking at that as an option.
Thanks for the videos.
I really enjoyed this video
Cool video but too many cuts, would be better to have longer clips of whole sentences
biggest mistake
Years ago passing CCNA, but entry-level jobs were much lower then I was making working on telephone systems. I used the excuse I had a family, now phone systems are fading away trying to add (linux, Python, security+ and more) at 59. I'm I to late for Cyber-security time will tell
You are never to late!
do you think it’s worth it going for a degree or should i just focus on certs?
Is comptia A+ better than google I.T. cert?
What is the difference between a pen tester and and ethical hacker, and does a pen tester hack WiFi password and all the cool looking stuffs we see in movies like Mr Robot?
Your link for the resume is not working:(
I just finished a cyber security certificate through a college . I can finish a associate later but I want to work. I just having trouble getting a job
Why recommend google cert over A+?
I want to do a degree in cyber security would I have less opportunities if I obtain an Associate Degree and oppose tona Bachelor's?
Are most it jobs 9 to 5 even if remote ? Are there companies that are flexible in that industry?
Do you teach Cyber security? If so what would you charge?
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Maam the Google IT support certificate link is not working can u plss help me...
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it Josh
I find your video very helpful..i have a query.. I am a mom of 2 and currently working as a law and enforcement officer..i have no IT background....how can i start a cybersecurity career?
Thank you for this great information. Do you know where I can learn pentesting?
Check out TCM academy
@@nicoleenesse Thanks!
Hey! I tried to get the resume Template but it says "Error 404"
Here you go nicoleenesse.notion.site/Free-Resume-Templates-dfa047b00349402ab5a184569faab793
thats cool i would try to do the same
but im currently in confusion I have two options in front of me one I could enrol in EC-Council university or I could enrol in saintleo university for an MBA in cyber security what should I prefer guide me both these are online degree providers which have more growth cyber only or mba in cyber ?
Do you want to do technical work or management work? Masters are better for management. EC-Council is proabably better for learning technical things
Im currently in Engineering and have nearly 0 coding skills. Im looking at taking a large pay cut and going through Springboard cybersecurity bootcamp. Says 9900$, money back guarantee if no job found in 6 months and prepares for comptia+ cert. What u think? Part time 24 week online class. Please help.
Look at the fine print!
Amazing content, you said 6 months for all of this and I'm stuck already 7 monate with ccna, maybe i do something wrong.
Can’t wait to listen to this! Thank for the continued info!
Yay!!
If I’m 35 with no career can I get into IT?
Looks like I am following correct path 😀😀
Yay!
Hi Nicole, do you recommend any course for cyber security to start ( instead the google )?
Hey Nicole what do you think about accepting a job as a NOC analyst 1 to put my feet on d door and later moved towards being a SOC analyst
If you have the option go for it.At the NOC you will have a ton of downtime to study
If I took IT support by Google do I have to take Comptia+ or just Security+?
Well the Google cert prepares you for the comptia A+, but you could probably just skip it and go into security+
@@nicoleenesse Ok, thank you for your replay💖
I have worked wth IT support for 7 years, I joined during university days, I have been at the same company for long and at times i do regret it for staying at same place for too long, I wish i had found my interest in Cyber Security earlier. I'm trying to explore more into this, any suggestion what I should do? I'm confused.
What position do you want to jump into? Do you currently do any security tasks? Try to pivot
@@nicoleenesse Currently exploring, The complete cyber security course at StationX and also preparing for security+ exam.
At work there's not security tasks, it's more of remote troubleshooting of access points, and switches, etc
Since I don’t have much of an IT background (other than playing around with easy web design and having troubleshooting experience with cell phones years ago) would you say to its good to get the comptia A+ certification before I go for the security + ?
What job in cybersecurity are you aiming for? This will modify what course you should take afterward
@@nicoleenesse well, after listening to your video where you explained how there are different types of cybersecurity, I’ll need to see what I enjoy more. It may be ethical hacking or it may be network security.
Hey what kind of laptop would I need to learn and do cybersecurity
Depends on the niche you want to go in! Most you don’t need to upgrade
Thumbnail makes no sense.. but here I am.. still tuning in 🥴
That was the point LOL. I am experimenting !
Great video topic! Definitely will watch
Awesome! Thank you!
So gooood to see your channel finally growing 💗💃
Aye A A, thanks! You have been here from the beginning
When I was in IT (Linux), there were a lot more Men than Woman in the domain. Do you encounter a lot of sexism on a daily basis or are people really accepting of your capabilities?
I work remote, so no! Lol
Are you sure you don’t wanna come back. Linux is still very much in demand.
@@TMartins379 I went back to University to get a different career, one with minimal on call days. I liked CentOS a lot and learned a ton but I want to go hiking and stuff on the weekends.
I still use Linux for a variety of tasks, I don't plan on changing anytime soon, just want to mix things up outside of my career you know?
Is there any of those I.T foundations courses for free?
not that I am aware of
thats a lot of jumpcuts
Hey Nicole. Been watching a lot of your videos. I'm starting the purdue global cyber BA program in the fall. I'm currently enrolled in the google IT support now been going at it! any other advice for me? I'm transitioning from health care
Make sure to do the practical part! During your time make sure to make a portfolio of work you're doing
@Nicole Enesse - Cybersecurity from that course what can I put on my portfolio?
Is a cyber security degree good if u want to be a cloud security engineer
Yes, if that is the route you want to go
Very useful - thanks. On a side note, have you noticed that you use the word 'niche' in nearly every video? 🙃
LOL I haven't
WGU demands previous IT experience, High GPA from Highscool which I don't have lol. any work arounds?
for the cyber security course
I believe you can do remedial training. I would ask the career counselor as they are always changing
Hey Nicole, ... I lived in Columbus, Ohio for 15 years ... Good to know a Cybersecurity mentor from buckeye country. Keep in touch ... - Reiner
it't not a bad place to live
Well oops I just went to comptia cyber security cert
So, college courses is not really necessary?
Depends on who you ask! Depends on company, location, experience level, etc
God bless you 🙏 ❤ you are awesome 👌 please make labtop video for beginners every one tells me I shouldn't buy apple labtops for cybersecurity but you said mac book air is oky
Most things you can do in the cloud, so hardware becomes less important. I can make a video going deeper
I am currently studying for Security+ and by chance I happened to score a voucher for ITF+. I was going to do that before doing Sec+. However, I think I am going to follow your recommendations instead. I'm going to do the Splunk fundamentals course too.
it is a good course to do, the advanced training can be kind of pricey, but I believe Udemy has some advanced splunk training
@@nicoleenesse Thanks, I'll check that out! Just remembered I've got AZ900 on the to-do list as well so it might have to wait a while though. Gunna be a very full year lol
Very informative video ✌️
Thank you
Lol please don't hate me, I Was gonna record this topic tomorrow 😭
you are copying my videos. Find you own! There is plenty.
@@nicoleenesse 😂
on that job thing. what I am stuck @ is all my resume is related to help desk or customer service call center so my resume keeps attracting all the jobs that I dont want. I am thinking to completely remove those jobs and then I have nothing lol
Yeah, helpdesk is the hardest job to get, but also the HARDEST job to get out of
Would you recommend A+ at all?
Ehhhh, it depends on your situation. There are better uses of your time. If you have experience, deff not
@@nicoleenesse Hey unfortunately, no experience… debating on if I should skip the A+ or not?
@@sweetiepie9411 A+ is a good starting point for zero experience. I got it 9 years ago and landed a 40k job a few months later doing helpdesk/bench tech gigs. If you want to work on hardware or start off somewhere, Ive found it a great cert.
cool girlll
lol thanks
Good advice here. Great to listen to, but the 1,037...sorry.. miscounted... 1,034, breaks/jumps in the video editing made it painful to watch, even as cute as you are... joking! not about your cuteness, but the editing. You have a great listen-to voice and I 'listen' to 'videos' at work anyway, while doing PLC coding in manufacturing, so i can't watch that much anyway.. Looking forward to more listening.
I don't know what a Router is, but I know a Switch turns on my lights
😅
So this is sponsored...
No, no one paid me to make this video
@@nicoleenesse Thanks for clarification.
Is this thumbnails for Halloween?? Because its scary
Lolx
I mean it ni a nice way
bahahahahah yes!
Are you married?
yes
Hey Nicole! Hope you are doing well. Thanks a lot for sharing all the information. Your videos are very useful. So, I come from a finance background with 4.5 years of work experience. Now, over the period I have realized my interest inclining towards Cybersecurity but I don’t have any prior knowledge or experience in technical/IT. Now, I’m confused on where to start from cause universities and colleges ask for relevant degrees to become eligible for studying masters or any course. But I came across a boot camp course offered by University of Toronto for C$12k. It’s a foundation course with 6 modules and includes the fee for comptia certification which will be taken after the course is completed. Here is the link bootcamp.learn.utoronto.ca/cybersecurity/landing/?s=Google-Brand&pkw=%2Bu%20%2Bof%20%2Bt%20%2Bcyber%20%2Bsecurity%20%2Bbootcamp&pcrid=466244840523&pmt=b&GGL%7CUNIVERSITY-OF-TORONTO%7CSEM%7CCYBER%7C-%7COFL%7CTIER-1%7CALL%7CBRD%7CBMM%7CCore%7CBootcamp&Bu%20%2Bof%20%2Bt%20%2Bcyber%20%2Bsecurity%20%2Bbootcamp&s=google&k=%2Bu%20%2Bof%20%2Bt%20%2Bcyber%20%2Bsecurity%20%2Bbootcamp&gclid=Cj0KCQiAsdKbBhDHARIsANJ6-jdqb0h6oirtjlM9vzUsbg3Ol-UzATxlDVROv92Evne8oVTacuJHHHsaAly4EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Can you please let me if this is worth taking for a person like me who is completely new to this field and also do I need to do any advance course after this to get a job?
Im currently in Engineering and have nearly 0 coding skills. Im looking at taking a large pay cut and going through Springboard cybersecurity bootcamp. Says 9900$, money back guarantee if no job found in 6 months and prepares for comptia+ cert. What u think? Part time 24 week online class. Please help.
Make sure to look at the fine print!!