Working in Cyber Security: 2 years vs 20 years.(with
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2023
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TimeStamps:
00:40 Question 1
02:30 Question 2
03:11 Question 3
08:00 Question 4
09:16 Question 5
10:19 Question 6
Enjoyed the conversation and collaboration. Always great to gather different perspectives on the industry!
100% man, it was a lot of fun to do!
Would you possibly help My family out? I'm having a problem with someone hacking my system and I can not stop it. My internet provider can't detect it, and my router logs show something happening but my router company can't explain it but they can see it and it was happening when I was on the phone with them watching my router log. Logins that weren't showing up on my phone app but were being logged. Admin passwords changed and security questions changed literally 10 min after I changed them and wrote them down.
@@Woodmiester please contact your local authorities, Im sorry I dont offer this type service!
@UnixGuy thanks. Will do.
Is there a discord you recommend to join?
Just finished both videos and wanted to say kudos to you both for your work!
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Excited to see this!
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Great video, you hit the nail on the head when it comes to the practical experience, again my advice, find labs and practice. It will close the knowledge gap and boost your confidence.
💯 agree
Great content as always Unix Guy. Thanks.
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Looking forward to this! 🔥🙌🏼
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I'm looking forward to watching this one! Two OGs!
Love the thumbnail!
You gonna love it!
Amazing video! thanks for providing great information, perspectives and insight on the industry!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! - Looking forward to more videos in the future! @@UnixGuy
Love those collabs !
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Sweet vid man! There ought to be more encouragement for the community! Cheers 🐱🍷
agreed! thanks mate
This is unexpected, what a surprise collab, great one 🎉
Hope you enjoyed it!
I can't wait for this one
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Omg both of my favorite Cybersecurity Idols!
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Good interview. Best regards.
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Stress also can pin emotion to learning and it can help you remember how you did things.
it’s definitely a feeling that had a role to our survival but I do believe we tend to exaggerate things further away from the intended utility. For example, responding to an email is not as life threatening as running away from a lion but we somehow use a similar stress response
This was a great video and it totally defeated my expectations. It started off strong and you gave real life perspectives that I found very valuable.
Thanks again to the guest speaker grant, I really appreciate your journey and thoughts.
Keep up the great work ♥♥👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Or could you recommend something.
@Woodmister: recommend what ?
The collab we need 🎉
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Very interesting as per 🙂
thanks mate :)
Thank you! This was very insightful. Do you have any specific recommendations for cyber security certifications that are lab based?
If you browse through my videos, I have a lot of recommendations. This is one:
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@@UnixGuy Thanks!
IM READY
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I just finished my Google cyber security cert and am about to start the ejpt. But, when I watch more of these videos I see that it’s about practical skills and demonstrating them. If I finish ejpt and ecppt. Should I learn python next or keep honing skills on hack the box? I learn very quickly if I can apply the skills that’s why I currently work in trades.
you need to follow this roadmap if you want to become an ethical hacker:
ua-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/v-deo.html
Omg!!! both my ⭐⭐⭐ subscribers definitely not an video to be missed.
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Could you give us a list of those lab based certifications that we have nowadays available that can take you from 0 to intermediate and even advanced level in a lab environment? You didn't mention them, only said they are available. Thanks!
I have a lot of roadmap videos! Start here:
ua-cam.com/video/KvCcbF8DROQ/v-deo.htmlsi=oNZl3bKKJ4NdUSbN
and this is a playlist of roadmaps:
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@@UnixGuyOh, great, thank you again!
oh a grantcollins talk? my man making moves
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Don't know if a degree helps to get a job in cyber security but never go for any degree without a plan or unless the job role you are heading for REQUIRES a degree. Better still, work anywhere for a couple of years and earn some coin, so when the degree option does come up, your costs are somewhat alleviated and you are not go green with the harsh realities of living. Getting into debt once coming out of university can be very difficult to manage.
I agree, a degree isn’t a must for cyber security
Hi guys. I have a IT degree and worked as desktop support engineer, deployment engineer and more for severa years within banking sector and NHS in the UK, I found I need to progress to more advance level in IT I almost learnt ethical hacking, Azure admin and some Web Development skills via udemy. I am unemployed for over a year now although I was under huge family pressure. I am interested working in cyber security, ethical hacking too. I have extensive working knowledge around networking and soome hands on experience too. Do you think I can secure a cyber security role? Which I belive its possible. I can work remotely as freelancer too. Thanks gus
I really learn very informative stuff through your channel here😊😊
Hey mate, you will benefit from doing some intermediate level certification that has a practical hands-on component:
ua-cam.com/video/KvCcbF8DROQ/v-deo.html
Sir do I need to be scripting and python expert to land a cyber security entry level job? Please give some guidance
no you don’t. Start here:
ua-cam.com/video/6LIUhx95MCU/v-deo.html
Hello does CISCO python certificate and cybersecurity certificates worth it
they’re fine, I would do these instead for Python:
ua-cam.com/video/shgKU-zjOmw/v-deo.html
Two heavyweight people in one video,what a pleasure
thanks mate!
Why would i want excitement out of my job lol when i can do that playing video games or watching a movie. If it's a boring job with great pay and security, i will go for it 100%
different people have different desires and expecations, but I hear you
@@UnixGuy I think it's just a me problem but I could never really understand putting too much value on a job and having it associated with your entire being when there's just so much stuff out there to experience.
Yea I understand
Hey great video but how come the like two of you guys the speakers don’t have each other side by side lol the editing could be better .. just for future reference
sounded like a good idea at the time 🥲
It like dog years
how so?
@@UnixGuy Depending on where you are, what you do, or your leadership, 1 year can feel like 5
I was surprised with Grants answers. He got his entry level role with a Batchelor's degree and Security + but also acknowledges degrees and certifications wont get you the job. I was expecting this video to be some sort of proof you don't need to follow the traditional route to get a cybersecurity job. Now i'm a bit confused on the advice that you dont need a degree or the basic CompTIA, CCNA, etc. I wonder if in general most people getting an entry level role have these credentials and were still moving away from that or if you truly need them.
I’m not sure why you found it confusing. Let me clarify:
Can someone get a job with a degree? yes
Can someone get a job without a degree? yes
are degrees are must? no
Where’s the confusion? just because someone got their job with ccna/sec+ doean’t mean IT IS THE only way, this black or white thinking isn’t helping. There are many avenues for you to achieve your goals :) Pick a pathway and follow it to the end, focus on studying instead of worrying about ‘whats the
Right, I get what you're saying. I guess I was assuming that Grant was going to say that looking back he would have done it differently and would have spent more time on practical labs/projects. I have heard many people, including you, state that University ended up being too much time and work for the benefits so I was confused because he seems content with that path. Maybe his Uni experience was really good, im not sure. Maybe you guys can redo this in 5 years and see what choices on his path hed keep and what hed change @@UnixGuy
I understand where you’re coming from, but things are rarely black or white. A degree is definitely not a Must. There are many ways to learn, and I stand by emphasising hands-on projects and if you look through grants channel
he is doing a lot of hands-on stuff via hackthebox and other providers :)
What do you think about the try hack me website for studying?
yeah it’s solid