I also just landed my first security analyst job, after taking google cybercert with no IT background whatsoever thanks to your videos. Really appreciate your videos which have really helped me a lot. I just want to ask your opinion on a career path to become a cloud security engineer. What affordable cloud certificates should I work on and is it possible to become a cloud security engineer from a security analyst? Thanks again for your help 🤗
congrats on landing your first cyber security job, this is fantastic news!!! This is the cloud security roadmap 😎 ua-cam.com/video/zFFMhpCLJi0/v-deo.html
you seem like an arab? how did you land a job and where do you live? im half way through it and im afraid it wouldnt pay off at the end. thank for your patience
Just finished watching your roadmap of Cloud Security Engineer and determined that will be my dream career choice. The cloud has always interested me and find it fascinating how it functions. I know i must start small and get my foot in any field of Cyber Security, but now i feel motivated everyday i wake up and study because i have a destination. Wanted to say thank you for always giving us constant feedback and support. Best channel for Cyber Security by far.
I’m 3/4 done with the google cert and I’m getting imposter syndrome. So ALL your videos you have been releasing are really helping me out man thankyou 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I am glad that you pointed this out. I started the cyber sec journey back in 2021 and as I sat back and monitored people from here to Reddit, etc and I started to notice that a ton of people are over saturating a ton of entry level CS jobs, and not doing things you pointed out. Myself personally I take info from most with a grain of salt because I look for context so once I noticed a lot of things you noticed, I slowed down my schooling a little(about 80% done at WGU and I am not dropping out) so I can put a little more focus on projects and to ante up because I do see where things are going, I am doing my projects not only in the cloud but I am now targeting cloud roles. To add to those projects, I am challenging myself to the point that I did my first terraform deployment into AWS last week along with building a web app in AWS to get myself familiar with cloud more. The takeaway I got is that the CS careers do exist, we just scope too rigid as you pointed out. Everyone keep doing your projects, screenshot and document and it will work out in time, do not concern yourself with others on their job hunt if they do not give enough context.
Mr. UnixGuy It’s ALWAYS a positive and valuable learning experience when viewing your video presentations. Everything you mentioned in this video emphasizes the common mistakes made in job searches and/or losing faith by newcomers pursuing the first job role, etc. I must admit your advice and reminder re-energized my confidence and determination to continue pursuing that “foot in the door” to land my first job role. Thanks for the information, and re-direction! As I commented before, I wish you were my FTO (Field Training Officer)! Keep the videos going, you’re a fantastic Mentor! Stay safe! Joe
Thanks for approaching this topic, this is probably one of the biggest things that scare people away from cybersecurity. You don't need a degree, you can prove your skill with certifications and projects and knowledge, your progressed is determined by how hard you work instead of how many years you waste in university/braindead jobs, and the only thing people are really scared of is, just like everything in IT- how hard is it to get a job? Since everyone wants experience. I'll share this with my friend who is just starting his journey, and I have to say that you, professor messer, and networkchuck probably have the best videos on youtube when it comes to cybersecurity, it's great to pair you 3 together since you talk about careers and help people plan while they only really talk about cybersecurity knowledge. Definitely one of the most underrated channels
I love your content man. I’m coming out of 20 years in the military and shifting to cybersecurity. I’m in a program now that has a bunch of entry level certs but the labs are kind of lame. Definitely going to branch out and find some more practical stuff on the side so that when I finish I can have more beef with my certs
Hi, thanks a lot for this video and great, reassuring content! I've been stuck in the loop of self-doubt and imposter syndrome after completing the Google certification. Having some experience in security field it was really hard for me to believe that that cert is enough to land a job - doing the additional projects You mention is a great confidence booster and superb way to learn. Thanks a lot! 😊
Absolutely nailed it on this video. I only got a IT support job cuz i literally never had a job before and wanted to start making money + get foot in the door(I'm 18). I spent a few months there and recently left for a Red Team internship thats remote. The soft skills and just general experience was the reason I was able to feel more confident going into those interviews. Not only that, but depending on where u work, u could get some sick training and the ability to work with great technology. For ex, i worked at an ISP and learned a lot about networking and worked on Juniper equipment.
@@UnixGuy Man to hear that from you is awesome! I'm telling you, right when when I started my journey I found your videos, and loved how realistic you were. Instead of recommending useless certs, you gave quality advice and I and everyone else appreciates it!
I'm new to this industry and as a starter, I'm starting to gain knowledge in cybersecurity. Thank you for your videos and It really helped me to visualize myself to land a cybersecurity job in the future. I'm currently following your advice.
Great video. I have certs and a bs in Cyber. I am currently doing my masters while job searching and can't find a job. The projects are what I will work on next, and hopefully, that helps me find something!
Your channel is gold thanks you this is my situation no degree no experience by watching your videos i have hope now to start learning i will go learning and after while i will back to tell what i achieve as an IT learner
Your videos have been very clear. I been in law enforcement for a decade now. I am considering cyber security as the next career path. Though my lack of tech skills and hesitation is what concerns me. I'll plan to start the Google cert and Comp. I'm hoping this is the career change that I need.
All the best! so many people move over from law enforcement! Try to speak to the IT team at your station, you might even be able to transition there :)
You got it man! I'm a former LEO with a BS degree in CJ. I got into Cybersecurity with no certifications or background in IT. Granted my first Cybersecurity job was a joke when it came to pay (people working at the local McDonald's made more than me). Worked my way up, got some experience, got the security + and landed a position last year that almost doubled my pay. It can be done but like Mr. Unix said it ain't gonna be easy.
@@ThePatheticPenTester Thank you sir, it is nice to hear from someone from a similar starting point (I also have a B.A. in CJ). I understand starting isn't going to be glorious or lucrative, but if it can rewarding/ fulfilling or feel less stagnant then L.E., That works for me.
thank you for this video as im stuck in this dilemma .. im in same scenario of the person you are talking about i studied sey+ and google cert in like 4 months and so no IT background or collage but this video giving me a little of motivation to keep going im also searching for cybersecurity analyst entry level lots of rejections .. i understand how hard its to do career switch and all of that but still its hindering when so many wrong things happening at the same of starting something lol
Thank you I will keep following your videos and probably ask for guidance we will see … I hope alot of ppl see your videos bcs its crazy out there it’s easy to lose focus with this much of wrong information and discouraging feedbacks 😅
There is a part of cybersec i see all the educators on youtube keep missing. Sales and presales. Yes, it is not as technical but as a presales engineer myself they do expect me to GAIN technical knowledge through trainings and certification. This might be a road for people who already have sales or presales experience in another industry like i had.
Hey nice video. Just finished my Google Cybersecurity certification. Used to be a Costumer Support for online games that handles backend tools to check on daily logs and accounts etc. Basically I'm just checking backend logs to see who are using BOTs and have unusual game time,farm,item etc. I also have at least a year programming background front end software programming (not for me). So I decided trying Cybersecurity. Since I'm done with the Google cert. what's next? Which domain should you think I go for knowing my work background? Looking forward for your response. Keep it up with the videos.
hey, you have a good starting point! This is a great next step for you. It will be challenging but you will learn a lot! Make sure you do all the pre-requisites: ua-cam.com/video/KvCcbF8DROQ/v-deo.html
Im thinking of getting my ccna and trying to get a network admin or desktop support. From what i can see there is to much gate keeping by cyber security people. And HR have huge standards for "entry level" or "graduate jobs"
I don't have any cybersecurity experience other than school. However, when I graduate maybe a year in a half, I should have a bachelors degree with 15 certification. WGU bachelor program provides this. Do you think it will be easier for me to break into the field with a bachelor and 15 certification? Or will i have to start from the bottom like a help desk? Thanks and I appreciate all your knowledge.
Hey @unixguy started watching and enjoying your videos. What if you been in IT for awhile? Like a mix of system admin, desktop / help desk and some network engineer work? What would you recommend for a transition to cyber security?
I'm half way through the google cyber security certificate now, I plan on doing security+ after and maybe cloud+ after that. What is the best roi certificate in hopes of landing a role? Or does it really depend on which pathway you want to go down? I've been looking at jobs in Perth and they say they all require CIISP, CCNA, Or CEH. Currently emailing companies and trying to ask if I can do unpaid work experience (1 day a week) at their company so I can get some hands on experience but no luck yet
you will benefit a lot from watch this video and following the advice in there: ua-cam.com/video/LFlsDm8w36A/v-deo.html the certs you mentioned are all basic and dont have practical components (apart from the google cert). Please watch the video and follow through
Hello, I just started watching your videos and I'm having trouble finding an entry level help desk job. I'm going to look through your channel to see if I can find a video on it, but I'd appreciate your help here. Thank you!
Hi @unixguy, I have a question for you. I have worked in the security field for more than a decade, handling physical security. Specifically locks, safes, and access security for work. The topic of security has always been fascinating to me. I feel I have reached the end of my physical security journey and I have been moving on my cybersecurity studying and gaining skills and certs along the way. I am looking for another career in cybersecurity that can use my skills and teach me more about cybersecurity. Would you know where to put a person like me for what skill path?
This channel is so informative. Thank you for your great work. I am currently studying Computer Engineering in Albania. If I gain the skills for Cybersecurity analyst can I land a job in USA or other country like Canada, UK or Germany fully online?
thanks mate! that will highly depend on various immigration laws which im not familiar with! once you gain experience you can work in albania and save money and perhaps study abroad :)
Hi Unixguy, I'm wondering, from your perspective as a person who worked together with recruiters, are companies open to hiring someone as an international remote worker? (I think you've mentioned in a few of your videos that you've worked together with recruiters) Since there's not much traction in the cybersecurity field in my country, I've thought of, once I go through the complete roadmap you've laid out on your channel, trying to land a job in other countries in the European Union I'm interested in what you think about this approach for landing a job
remote work depends on the company! some allow it some don’t. Your best bet is to continue doing practical projects and doing intermediate certs. For example, follow this roadmap: ua-cam.com/video/zFFMhpCLJi0/v-deo.htmlsi=pRjnm-AORvGSfAfM
I really love your videos sir. Thanks for the great work you are doing. I will soon complete the CEH and CCNA. Will you advise me to go in for a degree or to start applying for CS jobs. I only have a high school certificate.
hey mate, I usually recommend different certifications to start with, watch the videos in this playlist to get an idea: ua-cam.com/play/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk.html&si=GJgW4xhrFAZAUhpE
they exist and OSCP will be a massive help! you can also supplement with more courses that I mentioned in this video while you apply: ua-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/v-deo.html
Hello Unix guy can you make a video for professional who experience in other IT Departments when change their domain to cybersecurity with some certifications Is they consider as a fresher and they will get low salary ...
Thank you again Unix guy for the helpful videos. I'm currently finishing off the Blue team level 1 cert and found the exam quite challenging and unfortunately didn't pass. I'm currently studying again to retake the exam but my question to you is, should I start applying only when I've passed the exam or start applying anyway? given I've gone through the course material and completed all the labs. Your advice would be greatly appreciated.
hey mate, definitely start applying now! and don’t feel bad about failing, it is another opportunity for you to work on areas of weaknessed and improve upon them - you got this!
what about after you get the first job? how long do you have to pay your dues in a boring field before you are classified as mid level and able to apply to a field that actually sparks your interest?
first job doesn’t have to be boring/misery. There are no set rules. Whatever job you get, aim to study to grow your skills and advance, and have fun in the journey - there is no end game 🤷🏻♂️
Did helpesk for a huge cyber sec company. First contract was 3 months. Offered to extend to 6 months after. I asked for a dpt allocation. They refused and I quit. Unixguy claims are close to my truth. You don't need to start as a helpdesk. However, you might like it. Just do it, live it, earn it and continue. This apply to all things. Nice one bud
What if one is a mid-senior software developer ? Do I have to start over if I want to continue my career in cyber security, or is it transferable somewhere ?
you will have a lot of transferrable skills, specially if you decide to pursue application security: ua-cam.com/video/-oGxe4CW_Z8/v-deo.html but I also recommend you learn cloud security: ua-cam.com/video/zFFMhpCLJi0/v-deo.htmlsi=Np06mojL-ogXnIb8
thankyou so much i was having a lot of doubts and this video helped a lot but i will still do the ccna first i must confess that i haven't really done a lot of the practical things that you recommend, but there aren't work from home jobs that don't require experience. so i will do the ccna then master from one of these countries america, austraila, ireland or uk. will masters in specifally cyber security be good?
it depends on the degree, each uni is different. If you watch my videos I have roadmaps that can teach you everything and are a lot cheaper than masters degrees
I plan to graduate from WGU with a bachelors in cybersecurity, maybe a year and a half from now. The great this is that they offer 15 certification too on their bachelor program. Do you think it will be easy for me to break into the cybersecurity field with no experience whatsoever other than school? Thanks I greatly appreciate all your knowledge and videos.
I have a bs and certs and I've been applying since July and haven't got a job. I don't think it's enough in my experience but I hope you get something!
Ok this is scary because i have been watching your videos and wanted to get into cyber security industry and my name is George too!!! If this aint a sign, idk what is 🤣.
I have a diffrent story. I landed my first cybersecurity job.. accidently. And now am stuck. I hate this job because I do not have soft skills, I hate meetings, am going on sick leaves more and more, all my body is constantly telling me “run away”, but I fail to do so. I feel tooo burned out by doing what I dont like, that I cannot find any power to do the project I wanted so badly. I have one Defender for Endpoint licence and wanted to put it on some dirty machine, then experiment, for example write some malware and see how it looks like when it is detected. I cannot afford just to quit, I have two sons, I cannot afford to get without money, but my current job killed me so much that I struggle to find an exit. 😢 I feel it is not going to end good if I will not do anything about it
@@UnixGuy, am trying. No success so far. But I see a crisis too, the amount of entry-level jobs dropped tramendously. In my country I never ever saw so small list of vacancies.
Hello, I do have question regarding to cybersecurity. I am a first year student studying cybersecurity in Sydney and I am wondering if you could give me an opinion on studying TAFE. For you, do you think cybersecurity in TAFE is better than cybersecurity in University?, since in Australia, i got advice from different people said they don't really care about the degrees, they just want to see if you can do it, and TAFE also offer a hand-on experience. What would you say?
hey mate, tafe is a great idea because tafe iv in cyber is free (at least in victoria) so definitely do it but also watch my videos and supplement with certifications. Start with this one: ua-cam.com/video/6LIUhx95MCU/v-deo.htmlsi=ekQkXLrF3KSa432J
First i would like to thank you for amazing content Second thing is thati have two questions 1-how much time did it take to get into your current job? 2-what degrees have you done Because I want to have a job in cybersecurity I really liked this field And I’m planning to take a bachelor degree in computer science is it a good start ?
everyone learne at a differnt speed! A degree is optional so you can do it without but if you want a degree then I recommend a degree in cyber security. Either way, you should start learning right away, do this: ua-cam.com/video/6LIUhx95MCU/v-deo.html
I'm a freshman in Computer Science in College, and I want to work in Cyber Security. What can I do during my time in college that will make me look better to employers? Is college even worth it? What are the key skills I should be working on right now?
College can definitely help a lot! You can start by doing certifications (and work your way through my videos). This is a great start for you: ua-cam.com/video/6LIUhx95MCU/v-deo.htmlsi=x6O1KsDLmsfJF2e-
I really don't understand how cissp cert work ??? My question. If you don't have any 4-5 experience, can you still do the associate exam and be looked by HD as cissp certified ?? Thank you so much for invaluable information
if u pass the exam you will be associate of ‘CISSP’. Why are you hung up/focus on CISSP? it wont teach you anything useful do something like this IF you want to learn: ua-cam.com/video/zFFMhpCLJi0/v-deo.html
Hi UnixGuy, are EC-council courses and bundles any good? I am getting tempted by their Ads but they will be a significant investment in my current situation.
It’s not something that I recommend, if you want to be an ethical hacker then these are the courses that I recommend: ua-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/v-deo.html
@@KRRKireeti I was talking about their certification and training programs. There are better alternatives out there that are more practical and lab-based, which are all mentioned in the link above.
I am currently in final of year of mechanical engineering. I have no interest in this field. I want to know that if I started cybersecurity for my career from now is it advisable for me? How much time it will be taken to secure job in this field
Hi in India the annual subscription or monthly subscription is very high since I have to convert to US dollars.is there any other way I could do practical projects for less cost
Hello UnixGuy - I've been watching your videos for a while now, and only now asking for some help and direction. I recently completed a 12-month Cybersecurity bootcamp, but having trouble tailoring my resume to really attract cybersecurity recruiters. I am having trouble inserting my labs and practical skills into my resume, to attract potential roles. Please can you assist me. Thanks
Hey UnixGuy, I just came accross your videos and I have watched them almost all of them LOL you have given me so much precious information, thank you very much! I am struggling right now to pass a Java OCA cert, I failed it once I am going for it on the next one, failing it the first time has unmotivated me a bit, as in the beginning I wanted to pursue coding but I have always kinda liked and been curious about networking and linux OS. I feel like I will enjoy more studying for cybersecurity than purely doing coding. Im gonna go for google cybersecurity, HTB networking foundations, and security+ to start and then see your videos again lol. I want to ask you, honestly do you think 30 years old is a bit late to start? I know its not too late but, have you seen people start at this age and succeed in say 3 years or so? Again thank you so much for the incredibly valuable content you have in your channel. I don[t know why you dont have 1M+
hey mate, glad you found the videos helpful! Trust me 30 is very young! career change is challenging at any age but if you put in the work and follow the plans that I outlined, then you will reach your goal! Its going to be challenging but it will be worth it :)
if only you watched till the end of the video, I linked to another video that teaches you how to do that! here it is: ua-cam.com/video/LFlsDm8w36A/v-deo.html
I enrolled in google cybersecurity course in course courseera after completing the course will they provide me a certificate or do I need pay a separate fees for certificate.
hi i completed my graduate in 2019 iam intrest in cyber securiy entry level job what i shold do to get job? and tell me entry level job and tell me some tips how i can achive with step for your kind info thank you.
sorry to hear that. I dont know what courses you’ve done and how and where you’re applying, but if you applied to ‘thousand jobs’ and got nothing then I strongly suggest you get someone with some experience to look over your cv and give you some advice
@@UnixGuy Russel Brand b-roll (you do know he has recently been accused of rape lol) Seriously, as a better alternative, your content alone will more than suffice. Maybe I'm getting old, I just want content rather than meme exe style videos. Don't worry, I don't actually expect you to make any changes for my sake, Im only one person 😅
Hey there. I am a Comptia security+ certified professional and have good basic knowledge of all aspects of cybersecurity. But unfortunately i am unable to even get a internship as there is a gap between my last job and certificate. It's been an year now and i unable to get a job. Prior i have 4 yrs of experience in networking. But no one is even considering me to give me a entry level job in India. Can you suggest me something
if you watched the video, i mentioned clearly that people who struggle usually have only done certs similar to yours. Please watch the video properly and follow the recomendation at the end
@@UnixGuy I really appreciate your reply. But i am already doing this since an year. I am applying for every entry level position related to cybersecurity.
Again, you need to do practical projects and something higher level than ‘security+’ . Please watch the video I linked at the end. Security+ is NOT enough
You can’t get an entry level job in “cybersecurity” is like saying you can’t get an entry level job in medical. The difference is, HR in the medical field understands the roles of job duties in the medical field and posts those jobs so that candidates understand what they are applying to. If an HR says entry level cybersecurity, they don’t really understand what their business needs. HR could at least focus the role the business needs. Cybersecurity is too broad a term
Sir why u left your role as a forensic investigator? As I heard in ur old videos that u do that but now i guess you work as a consultant and not forensics, can you share something about that😅
I'm at the point where it feels pointless to continue this path. Tired of feeling stuck, getting rejected, and not having some sort of satisfaction while learning. And applying for jobs that you meet like 5-10% of the job description is not helping at all too.
I admit to making the same mistake as well, I have been applying to solely Cybersecurity analyst roles since i took the IBM Cyber Analyst Course. My friend who took the same course as I did, broadened his horizon and opened his LinkedIn profile to ethical hacking roles. 2 weeks later, he gets a job interview as a pen tester and after doing what he can, he was offered the job and they will provide him training. Disclaimer though, me and my friend both had cybersecurity internships so our profile has a bit of an edge. However, I still believe, it is possible to get your foot in the door. Keep your heads up!
I also just landed my first security analyst job, after taking google cybercert with no IT background whatsoever thanks to your videos. Really appreciate your videos which have really helped me a lot. I just want to ask your opinion on a career path to become a cloud security engineer. What affordable cloud certificates should I work on and is it possible to become a cloud security engineer from a security analyst? Thanks again for your help 🤗
congrats on landing your first cyber security job, this is fantastic news!!!
This is the cloud security roadmap 😎
ua-cam.com/video/zFFMhpCLJi0/v-deo.html
you are full of SSHHHIIITTT LOL
you seem like an arab? how did you land a job and where do you live? im half way through it and im afraid it wouldnt pay off at the end. thank for your patience
Congrats, may I ask how did you land your first job?
@@aliaazeinhom7260 I’m not sure if you’re being rude or obtuse but I think you could have worded this differently.
Just finished watching your roadmap of Cloud Security Engineer and determined that will be my dream career choice. The cloud has always interested me and find it fascinating how it functions. I know i must start small and get my foot in any field of Cyber Security, but now i feel motivated everyday i wake up and study because i have a destination. Wanted to say thank you for always giving us constant feedback and support. Best channel for Cyber Security by far.
so haply to hear that Nick and I can’t wait to hear your success story in a few months time 🫡
@@UnixGuyhello
I really love your videos
Please I just finished the Google cert.What is your advice 🙏🙏
@@edpro9332 watch the videos properly and you'll know what to do next.
@@UnixGuy thank you
I’m 3/4 done with the google cert and I’m getting imposter syndrome. So ALL your videos you have been releasing are really helping me out man thankyou 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
glad to hear that! keep going! can’t wait to
hear about your success stories!
I am glad that you pointed this out. I started the cyber sec journey back in 2021 and as I sat back and monitored people from here to Reddit, etc and I started to notice that a ton of people are over saturating a ton of entry level CS jobs, and not doing things you pointed out. Myself personally I take info from most with a grain of salt because I look for context so once I noticed a lot of things you noticed, I slowed down my schooling a little(about 80% done at WGU and I am not dropping out) so I can put a little more focus on projects and to ante up because I do see where things are going, I am doing my projects not only in the cloud but I am now targeting cloud roles. To add to those projects, I am challenging myself to the point that I did my first terraform deployment into AWS last week along with building a web app in AWS to get myself familiar with cloud more. The takeaway I got is that the CS careers do exist, we just scope too rigid as you pointed out. Everyone keep doing your projects, screenshot and document and it will work out in time, do not concern yourself with others on their job hunt if they do not give enough context.
good luck my friend, and I curated a list of courses and projects specific to cloud here:
ua-cam.com/video/zFFMhpCLJi0/v-deo.html
Mr. UnixGuy
It’s ALWAYS a positive and valuable learning experience when viewing your video presentations. Everything you mentioned in this video emphasizes the common mistakes made in job searches and/or losing faith by newcomers pursuing the first job role, etc. I must admit your advice and reminder re-energized my confidence and determination to continue pursuing that “foot in the door” to land my first job role. Thanks for the information, and re-direction! As I commented before, I wish you were my FTO (Field Training Officer)! Keep the videos going, you’re a fantastic Mentor! Stay safe! Joe
thanks for your constant support Joseph, I can’t wait to hear about your success story in the next few months 🫡
Most definitely.... !!!!@@UnixGuy
Amazing video, very well thought out and to the point. Great content! 👏🏾💯
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Thanks for approaching this topic, this is probably one of the biggest things that scare people away from cybersecurity. You don't need a degree, you can prove your skill with certifications and projects and knowledge, your progressed is determined by how hard you work instead of how many years you waste in university/braindead jobs, and the only thing people are really scared of is, just like everything in IT- how hard is it to get a job? Since everyone wants experience.
I'll share this with my friend who is just starting his journey, and I have to say that you, professor messer, and networkchuck probably have the best videos on youtube when it comes to cybersecurity, it's great to pair you 3 together since you talk about careers and help people plan while they only really talk about cybersecurity knowledge. Definitely one of the most underrated channels
good points and yes please share it with your friend 🙏🏻
Your comment here made me feel so much better. 🙏🏽 Cos i thought you'd absolutely need a bachelors to even be considered for a CS job
Thank you for your honesty.
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I love your content man. I’m coming out of 20 years in the military and shifting to cybersecurity. I’m in a program now that has a bunch of entry level certs but the labs are kind of lame. Definitely going to branch out and find some more practical stuff on the side so that when I finish I can have more beef with my certs
good luck my friend, your military background is extremely valuable, I’m sure you’ll do great things 👏🏻
@@UnixGuy thank you!! 😊
Hi, thanks a lot for this video and great, reassuring content! I've been stuck in the loop of self-doubt and imposter syndrome after completing the Google certification. Having some experience in security field it was really hard for me to believe that that cert is enough to land a job - doing the additional projects You mention is a great confidence booster and superb way to learn. Thanks a lot! 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Absolutely nailed it on this video. I only got a IT support job cuz i literally never had a job before and wanted to start making money + get foot in the door(I'm 18). I spent a few months there and recently left for a Red Team internship thats remote. The soft skills and just general experience was the reason I was able to feel more confident going into those interviews. Not only that, but depending on where u work, u could get some sick training and the ability to work with great technology. For ex, i worked at an ISP and learned a lot about networking and worked on Juniper equipment.
well done my friend! you get it!! Wish more people have the same understanding that you have. Can’t wait to hear more about your success story
@@UnixGuy Man to hear that from you is awesome! I'm telling you, right when when I started my journey I found your videos, and loved how realistic you were. Instead of recommending useless certs, you gave quality advice and I and everyone else appreciates it!
I'm new to this industry and as a starter, I'm starting to gain knowledge in cybersecurity. Thank you for your videos and It really helped me to visualize myself to land a cybersecurity job in the future. I'm currently following your advice.
glad to hear that 👏🏻
Great video. I have certs and a bs in Cyber. I am currently doing my masters while job searching and can't find a job. The projects are what I will work on next, and hopefully, that helps me find something!
Best of luck!
Your channel is gold thanks you this is my situation no degree no experience by watching your videos i have hope now to start learning i will go learning and after while i will back to tell what i achieve as an IT learner
Best of luck!
Thank you so much 👍🏻
no worries at all :)
Your videos are always a confidence booster 👏🏻👏🏻
I'm so glad!
Great info. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
You always killing it how dear you 💗 ❤️
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Very inspiring. Thank you
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Gracias vecino Unix Guy. recien estoy empezando a estudiar el certificado de ciberseguridad de google. saludos.
good luck!
Love this channel ❤
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Just the video I needed 🔥🙇
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Great channel!
thank you 🙏🏻
Your videos have been very clear. I been in law enforcement for a decade now. I am considering cyber security as the next career path. Though my lack of tech skills and hesitation is what concerns me. I'll plan to start the Google cert and Comp. I'm hoping this is the career change that I need.
All the best! so many people move over from law enforcement! Try to speak to the IT team at your station, you might even be able to transition there :)
You got it man! I'm a former LEO with a BS degree in CJ. I got into Cybersecurity with no certifications or background in IT. Granted my first Cybersecurity job was a joke when it came to pay (people working at the local McDonald's made more than me). Worked my way up, got some experience, got the security + and landed a position last year that almost doubled my pay. It can be done but like Mr. Unix said it ain't gonna be easy.
@@ThePatheticPenTester Thank you sir, it is nice to hear from someone from a similar starting point (I also have a B.A. in CJ). I understand starting isn't going to be glorious or lucrative, but if it can rewarding/ fulfilling or feel less stagnant then L.E., That works for me.
Bro, I am loosing myself. Promamming, cloud Engineering, cyber security,. I AM LOST MY BRO
pick a path and follow it through to the end. this will help you:
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@@oriongames2677lmao they make me so triggered 😂
@@oriongames2677😂😂 entry level $55,000 to start 😂
Great work, Bro.
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Thank you 😊
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The story at the beginning is basically me right now, I just started the Google cert course.
you got this!
thank you for this video as im stuck in this dilemma .. im in same scenario of the person you are talking about i studied sey+ and google cert in like 4 months and so no IT background or collage but this video giving me a little of motivation to keep going im also searching for cybersecurity analyst entry level lots of rejections .. i understand how hard its to do career switch and all of that but still its hindering when so many wrong things happening at the same of starting something lol
Best of luck in your journey!
Thank you I will keep following your videos and probably ask for guidance we will see … I hope alot of ppl see your videos bcs its crazy out there it’s easy to lose focus with this much of wrong information and discouraging feedbacks 😅
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Saving this video for later when applying lol, re-earning networks before moving on but 1 week and 3/8 done not bad
good luck 👏🏻
I finally started applying for cybersecurity internships this week lets see how it goes .
good luck!
There is a part of cybersec i see all the educators on youtube keep missing. Sales and presales. Yes, it is not as technical but as a presales engineer myself they do expect me to GAIN technical knowledge through trainings and certification. This might be a road for people who already have sales or presales experience in another industry like i had.
yeah I dont disagree, if someone can land those jobs they’re great
Hey nice video. Just finished my Google Cybersecurity certification. Used to be a Costumer Support for online games that handles backend tools to check on daily logs and accounts etc. Basically I'm just checking backend logs to see who are using BOTs and have unusual game time,farm,item etc. I also have at least a year programming background front end software programming (not for me). So I decided trying Cybersecurity. Since I'm done with the Google cert. what's next? Which domain should you think I go for knowing my work background? Looking forward for your response. Keep it up with the videos.
hey, you have a good starting point! This is a great next step for you. It will be challenging but you will learn a lot! Make sure you do all the pre-requisites:
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Im thinking of getting my ccna and trying to get a network admin or desktop support.
From what i can see there is to much gate keeping by cyber security people. And HR have huge standards for "entry level" or "graduate jobs"
network admin career is different than cyber security. This video was meant to explained to you how to get over those obstacles….(if you watched ith
Been applying and interviewing for many internships for cybersecurity, all failed :( But got 3 more this week so I hope it goes well
good luck! I dont know what training or certs or projects you’ve done. Wish you the best nonetheless. the advice in the video will help you
I don't have any cybersecurity experience other than school. However, when I graduate maybe a year in a half, I should have a bachelors degree with 15 certification. WGU bachelor program provides this. Do you think it will be easier for me to break into the field with a bachelor and 15 certification? Or will i have to start from the bottom like a help desk? Thanks and I appreciate all your knowledge.
@@UnixGuy i just got offered today for IT auditing 😭
@@warlocksmurfhappy for you ❤️
Hey @unixguy started watching and enjoying your videos. What if you been in IT for awhile? Like a mix of system admin, desktop / help desk and some network engineer work? What would you recommend for a transition to cyber security?
welcome here mate! I’ve answered your question in the Q and A video:
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I'm half way through the google cyber security certificate now, I plan on doing security+ after and maybe cloud+ after that. What is the best roi certificate in hopes of landing a role? Or does it really depend on which pathway you want to go down? I've been looking at jobs in Perth and they say they all require CIISP, CCNA, Or CEH. Currently emailing companies and trying to ask if I can do unpaid work experience (1 day a week) at their company so I can get some hands on experience but no luck yet
you will benefit a lot from watch this video and following the advice in there:
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the certs you mentioned are all basic and dont have practical components (apart from the google cert). Please watch the video and follow through
Hello, I just started watching your videos and I'm having trouble finding an entry level help desk job. I'm going to look through your channel to see if I can find a video on it, but I'd appreciate your help here. Thank you!
This video would be the best to follow:
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Hi @unixguy, I have a question for you. I have worked in the security field for more than a decade, handling physical security. Specifically locks, safes, and access security for work. The topic of security has always been fascinating to me. I feel I have reached the end of my physical security journey and I have been moving on my cybersecurity studying and gaining skills and certs along the way. I am looking for another career in cybersecurity that can use my skills and teach me more about cybersecurity. Would you know where to put a person like me for what skill path?
Absolutely! start here:
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then watch this:
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This channel is so informative. Thank you for your great work. I am currently studying Computer Engineering in Albania. If I gain the skills for Cybersecurity analyst can I land a job in USA or other country like Canada, UK or Germany fully online?
thanks mate! that will highly depend on various immigration laws which im not familiar with! once you gain experience you can work in albania and save money and perhaps study abroad :)
Hi. hope to find you well. What is your opinion of the StationX trainning Plattform? Regards, Ricardo
hey mate, never heard of them sorry!
Hi Unixguy,
I'm wondering, from your perspective as a person who worked together with recruiters, are companies open to hiring someone as an international remote worker? (I think you've mentioned in a few of your videos that you've worked together with recruiters)
Since there's not much traction in the cybersecurity field in my country, I've thought of, once I go through the complete roadmap you've laid out on your channel, trying to land a job in other countries in the European Union
I'm interested in what you think about this approach for landing a job
remote work depends on the company! some allow it some don’t. Your best bet is to continue doing practical projects and doing intermediate certs. For example, follow this roadmap:
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I really love your videos sir. Thanks for the great work you are doing. I will soon complete the CEH and CCNA. Will you advise me to go in for a degree or to start applying for CS jobs.
I only have a high school certificate.
hey mate, I usually recommend different certifications to start with, watch the videos in this playlist to get an idea:
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Hey, I'm not familiar with the Sydney market, but is there any adequate amount of junior pentesting roles (especially if you have the OSCP)?
they exist and OSCP will be a massive help! you can also supplement with more courses that I mentioned in this video while you apply:
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Hello Unix guy can you make a video for professional who experience in other IT Departments when change their domain to cybersecurity with some certifications Is they consider as a fresher and they will get low salary ...
I already, all my videos apply to someone like this. Pleast take the time to watch them :) start here
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will start first job as a analyst 1, is there any growth ? want to be in DFIR / threat hunting in future.
yea its great, watch this:
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Thank you again Unix guy for the helpful videos. I'm currently finishing off the Blue team level 1 cert and found the exam quite challenging and unfortunately didn't pass. I'm currently studying again to retake the exam but my question to you is, should I start applying only when I've passed the exam or start applying anyway? given I've gone through the course material and completed all the labs. Your advice would be greatly appreciated.
hey mate, definitely start applying now!
and don’t feel bad about failing, it is another opportunity for you to work on areas of weaknessed and improve upon them - you got this!
@@UnixGuy thanks for the advice! Cheers
what about after you get the first job? how long do you have to pay your dues in a boring field before you are classified as mid level and able to apply to a field that actually sparks your interest?
first job doesn’t have to be boring/misery. There are no set rules. Whatever job you get, aim to study to grow your skills and advance, and have fun in the journey - there is no end game 🤷🏻♂️
Did helpesk for a huge cyber sec company.
First contract was 3 months.
Offered to extend to 6 months after. I asked for a dpt allocation.
They refused and I quit.
Unixguy claims are close to my truth. You don't need to start as a helpdesk. However, you might like it.
Just do it, live it, earn it and continue. This apply to all things.
Nice one bud
good points! helpdesk is fine, its just not a must - thats all :)
What are some practical projects and lab-based certifications that I can do?
this is one:
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Would you say learning the Meta database certification would help with cybersecurity? Being that it teaches SQL, and Python?
you can but I recommend this one. it’s a lot better:
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What if one is a mid-senior software developer ? Do I have to start over if I want to continue my career in cyber security, or is it transferable somewhere ?
you will have a lot of transferrable skills, specially if you decide to pursue application security:
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but I also recommend you learn cloud security:
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what do you recommend for starting a cyber security business for local businesses in my area?
get experience first as a cyber security professinal, then you can offer that as a service
What do you think about security blue team level 1 certification?
I shared my detailed thoughts and review in this video:
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thankyou so much i was having a lot of doubts and this video helped a lot but i will still do the ccna first i must confess that i haven't really done a lot of the practical things that you recommend, but there aren't work from home jobs that don't require experience. so i will do the ccna then master from one of these countries america, austraila, ireland or uk. will masters in specifally cyber security be good?
i am currently doing bachelors in computer science here in india and i am in the last year of it.
it depends on the degree, each uni is different. If you watch my videos I have roadmaps that can teach you everything and are a lot cheaper than masters degrees
I'm need help... will cisco cyber ops help me in the road map to offensive security?
no it won’t. If you want to an ethical hacker follow this roadmap:
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Would it be good to start with networking? couse im getting lots of networking related jobs and im avoding !
Start here please:
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I plan to graduate from WGU with a bachelors in cybersecurity, maybe a year and a half from now. The great this is that they offer 15 certification too on their bachelor program. Do you think it will be easy for me to break into the cybersecurity field with no experience whatsoever other than school? Thanks I greatly appreciate all your knowledge and videos.
it will be a good start but as explained you’ll need to supplement with hands-on projects:
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I have a bs and certs and I've been applying since July and haven't got a job. I don't think it's enough in my experience but I hope you get something!
@@Supple_Leopard damn thanks for the insight.
@@UnixGuy I'll check it out
Ok this is scary because i have been watching your videos and wanted to get into cyber security industry and my name is George too!!! If this aint a sign, idk what is 🤣.
that’s your sign then 😎
I have a diffrent story. I landed my first cybersecurity job.. accidently. And now am stuck. I hate this job because I do not have soft skills, I hate meetings, am going on sick leaves more and more, all my body is constantly telling me “run away”, but I fail to do so. I feel tooo burned out by doing what I dont like, that I cannot find any power to do the project I wanted so badly. I have one Defender for Endpoint licence and wanted to put it on some dirty machine, then experiment, for example write some malware and see how it looks like when it is detected. I cannot afford just to quit, I have two sons, I cannot afford to get without money, but my current job killed me so much that I struggle to find an exit. 😢 I feel it is not going to end good if I will not do anything about it
sorry to hear that! consider moving to a different company or perhaps try a different specialisation:
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@@UnixGuy, am trying. No success so far. But I see a crisis too, the amount of entry-level jobs dropped tramendously. In my country I never ever saw so small list of vacancies.
Hello, I do have question regarding to cybersecurity. I am a first year student studying cybersecurity in Sydney and I am wondering if you could give me an opinion on studying TAFE. For you, do you think cybersecurity in TAFE is better than cybersecurity in University?, since in Australia, i got advice from different people said they don't really care about the degrees, they just want to see if you can do it, and TAFE also offer a hand-on experience. What would you say?
hey mate, tafe is a great idea because tafe iv in cyber is free (at least in victoria) so definitely do it but also watch my videos and supplement with certifications. Start with this one:
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I have 5 years in experience in Industrial Cyber security, could you help which certification will be good for in cybersecurity??
start here:
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First i would like to thank you for amazing content
Second thing is thati have two questions
1-how much time did it take to get into your current job?
2-what degrees have you done
Because I want to have a job in cybersecurity I really liked this field And I’m planning to take a bachelor degree in computer science is it a good start ?
everyone learne at a differnt speed! A degree is optional so you can do it without but if you want a degree then I recommend a degree in cyber security.
Either way, you should start learning right away, do this:
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@@UnixGuy thanks
I'm a freshman in Computer Science in College, and I want to work in Cyber Security. What can I do during my time in college that will make me look better to employers? Is college even worth it? What are the key skills I should be working on right now?
College can definitely help a lot! You can start by doing certifications (and work your way through my videos).
This is a great start for you:
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Are there any bootcamps for cybersecurity that are perfect for jobs?
they’re way overpriced and the quality is low. Start here: ua-cam.com/video/6LIUhx95MCU/v-deo.htmlsi=t8jasub7kPU7hS4M
Can I do IBM Cybersecurity Analyst instead of Google Cybersecurity on Coursera?
yes you can! I compared the two in this video:
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I really don't understand how cissp cert work ??? My question. If you don't have any 4-5 experience, can you still do the associate exam and be looked by HD as cissp certified ??
Thank you so much for invaluable information
if u pass the exam you will be associate of ‘CISSP’. Why are you hung up/focus on CISSP? it wont teach you anything useful
do something like this IF you want to learn:
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@@UnixGuy Thank you again good sir, I listened to your advice and started doing the Google certificate as my first cert.
Love your videos btw 😍😍💥❤️🔥
good luck :)@@ruslanbedoev9264
Hi UnixGuy, are EC-council courses and bundles any good? I am getting tempted by their Ads but they will be a significant investment in my current situation.
It’s not something that I recommend, if you want to be an ethical hacker then these are the courses that I recommend:
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@@UnixGuy You are not talking about the Certifications, right?
I am talking about the courses they offer through EC-council Learning.
@@KRRKireeti I was talking about their certification and training programs. There are better alternatives out there that are more practical and lab-based, which are all mentioned in the link above.
I have my bachelor's in cybersecurity and I'm trying to find my second job in cybersecurity and it's feeling like it's impossible
supplement with certs and projects, it maakes the process a lot easier
I am currently in final of year of mechanical engineering. I have no interest in this field. I want to know that if I started cybersecurity for my career from now is it advisable for me? How much time it will be taken to secure job in this field
Start here: ua-cam.com/play/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk.html&si=xIo_k88JkwgbBLyL
Hi in India the annual subscription or monthly subscription is very high since I have to convert to US dollars.is there any other way I could do practical projects for less cost
I dont have a cheaper way no
Hello UnixGuy - I've been watching your videos for a while now, and only now asking for some help and direction.
I recently completed a 12-month Cybersecurity bootcamp, but having trouble tailoring my resume to really attract cybersecurity recruiters. I am having trouble inserting my labs and practical skills into my resume, to attract potential roles. Please can you assist me. Thanks
hey mate, I demonstrated how to add skills/projects to a CV in this video:
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PLease whıch website here is used to apply for job
linkedin
Is it possible to get entry-level job without certification? As certificate exams are expensive!
its going to be very hard. I recommend you get any job, save money and study and do certs
@@UnixGuyare there remote jobs at entry-level?
Please is it possible to get an online job in cybersecurity?
yes
Hey UnixGuy, I just came accross your videos and I have watched them almost all of them LOL you have given me so much precious information, thank you very much! I am struggling right now to pass a Java OCA cert, I failed it once I am going for it on the next one, failing it the first time has unmotivated me a bit, as in the beginning I wanted to pursue coding but I have always kinda liked and been curious about networking and linux OS. I feel like I will enjoy more studying for cybersecurity than purely doing coding. Im gonna go for google cybersecurity, HTB networking foundations, and security+ to start and then see your videos again lol. I want to ask you, honestly do you think 30 years old is a bit late to start? I know its not too late but, have you seen people start at this age and succeed in say 3 years or so? Again thank you so much for the incredibly valuable content you have in your channel. I don[t know why you dont have 1M+
hey mate, glad you found the videos helpful!
Trust me 30 is very young! career change is challenging at any age but if you put in the work and follow the plans that I outlined, then you will reach your goal! Its going to be challenging but it will be worth it :)
@@UnixGuy Thank you very much! 🙌🏻
How do I get experience to put on my resume. Besides my certs?
if only you watched till the end of the video, I linked to another video that teaches you how to do that!
here it is:
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Hilarious. I literally had just clicked on the link at the end. lol. I just watched the video. Awesome stuff bro
haha nice! All the best my friend! keep me posted with your progress, I'm sure you'll do great things :)
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@@UnixGuy for sure. I’ll be posting questions etc… nice to meet you bro
I enrolled in google cybersecurity course in course courseera after completing the course will they provide me a certificate or do I need pay a separate fees for certificate.
please check with coursera!
Ok
After rejection from cyber security, I replaced target for be hacker professional. 😂
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hi
i completed my graduate in 2019
iam intrest in cyber securiy entry level job what i shold do to get job?
and tell me entry level job
and tell me some tips how i can achive with step for your kind info thank you.
Spend the time to watch my videos. Start here:
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Applied to literally EVERYTHING in IT, I must be past a thousand applications now. 😂😂😂. IT recruitment is broken
sorry to hear that. I dont know what courses you’ve done and how and where you’re applying, but if you applied to ‘thousand jobs’ and got nothing then I strongly suggest you get someone with some experience to look over your cv and give you some advice
I can't wait for the silly b-roll trend to end 😂
lol which one are you referring to? and what would u like to be put instead? 😜
@@UnixGuy Russel Brand b-roll (you do know he has recently been accused of rape lol)
Seriously, as a better alternative, your content alone will more than suffice. Maybe I'm getting old, I just want content rather than meme exe style videos.
Don't worry, I don't actually expect you to make any changes for my sake, Im only one person 😅
lol fair enough, I just get bored of watching myself talking so I try to break it up a bit 😅
Hey there. I am a Comptia security+ certified professional and have good basic knowledge of all aspects of cybersecurity. But unfortunately i am unable to even get a internship as there is a gap between my last job and certificate. It's been an year now and i unable to get a job. Prior i have 4 yrs of experience in networking. But no one is even considering me to give me a entry level job in India. Can you suggest me something
if you watched the video, i mentioned clearly that people who struggle usually have only done certs similar to yours. Please watch the video properly and follow the recomendation at the end
@@UnixGuy I really appreciate your reply. But i am already doing this since an year. I am applying for every entry level position related to cybersecurity.
Again, you need to do practical projects and something higher level than ‘security+’ . Please watch the video I linked at the end. Security+ is NOT enough
@@UnixGuy appreciated man.
Hi UnixGuy, i have a question, what is the best "entry-level" role in cybersecurity?
the one that you can score
You can’t get an entry level job in “cybersecurity” is like saying you can’t get an entry level job in medical. The difference is, HR in the medical field understands the roles of job duties in the medical field and posts those jobs so that candidates understand what they are applying to. If an HR says entry level cybersecurity, they don’t really understand what their business needs. HR could at least focus the role the business needs. Cybersecurity is too broad a term
yeah fair points
Sir why u left your role as a forensic investigator? As I heard in ur old videos that u do that but now i guess you work as a consultant and not forensics, can you share something about that😅
Got a better opportunity and I wanted to try out consulting :)
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what about it?
@@UnixGuy Just a general life gem i'm saving for later
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If you are a software cybersecurity engineer you can easily earn upwards of 100k, but you just need to do something like software development
sure
Does gap after your education affect to get into cybersecurity??
it shouldn’t! you can alwaus say you took a break to travel or look after parents/family etc
I'm at the point where it feels pointless to continue this path. Tired of feeling stuck, getting rejected, and not having some sort of satisfaction while learning. And applying for jobs that you meet like 5-10% of the job description is not helping at all too.
sorry to hear that. I have no idea what certs or courses you’ve done. Wishing good luck anyway
I admit to making the same mistake as well, I have been applying to solely Cybersecurity analyst roles since i took the IBM Cyber Analyst Course. My friend who took the same course as I did, broadened his horizon and opened his LinkedIn profile to ethical hacking roles. 2 weeks later, he gets a job interview as a pen tester and after doing what he can, he was offered the job and they will provide him training. Disclaimer though, me and my friend both had cybersecurity internships so our profile has a bit of an edge. However, I still believe, it is possible to get your foot in the door. Keep your heads up!
of course it is! but as I said. you need to build up your skills:
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sir need your help very urgent
can you help me please.
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Are you turkish or persian?
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@@UnixGuy Turkish
it's hard to find a cyber security job in Melbourne
it’s hard anywhere if you haven’t done any practical or certs, as I explained in the video…
Most of time u will busy in fixing Linux errors
not really no. Not sure where you got this false idea from