No Tech Skills Needed! Enter Cybersecurity Through GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance) (in Hindi)

No Tech Skills Needed! Enter Cybersecurity Through GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance)
Hello everyone. In this video I will tell you how you can get into and make a successful career out of cyber security without any technical degree or background. Many people have this doubt that if they took Arts, Commerce, etc. or did BBA, MBA, B.Sc, B.Tech, BA without taking CS/IT, will they be able to learn cyber security?
I will answer all of your questions and also tell you what you need to learn before and after coming into this field. There are many important points to know so don't waste any time just watch the video!!
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[@Nikita-rm1ru]

Hello Sir I am 2013 passout and have experience in teaching(non IT). Now I am looking for career change since I had gap from 2019to2024 .
What should I consider? After completing the certification can I get job ?

[@nitesh_vijay_bhogle]

Hello Sir, Thank you for sharing the valuable video.
I completed my education Master of Science in Information Technology in 2016. From June 2015 to Dec 2018 working as IT Support & Operation in a Small Mumbai Company. Then I shifted my career to B2B Sales in Jan 2019 Joined Indimart for B2b Saas Sales and then worked 2 more companies in Saas. last 1 year I am into Affluent banking with Axis Bank. I am more inclined towards saas or tech and without facing salary issue.
can you please guide me if is there possibility to change my career to GRC or Cybersecurity.

[@LearnITSecuritywithLuvJohar]

sure, please whatsapp me on [phone] to discuss this further

[@nagan2273]

Thanks

[@LearnITSecuritywithLuvJohar]

please share the videos if you like them

[@ishwaryanarayan1010]

Sir can you post GRC related videos in English? Or with subtitles

[@LearnITSecuritywithLuvJohar]

subtitles are there, I am sure

[@sunilsharma-xt9kn]

sir is CRISC and iso31000 is same or diff

[@LearnITSecuritywithLuvJohar]

CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) and ISO 31000 are related but different concepts in the realm of risk management:
CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control):
CRISC is a certification provided by ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association) for professionals who manage risks to information systems.
It focuses specifically on risk management related to information systems, including identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to information assets and technology systems within an organization.
CRISC certification demonstrates expertise in understanding and managing information system risks in alignment with organizational goals and objectives.
ISO 31000:
ISO 31000 is an international standard for risk management published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
It provides principles, framework, and processes for managing risks effectively in any organization, regardless of its size, industry, or sector.
ISO 31000 provides a broader perspective on risk management, covering various types of risks (not just limited to information systems) and offering guidelines for risk management that can be applied across different domains and functions within an organization.
In summary, while CRISC focuses specifically on risk management within information systems, ISO 31000 provides a broader framework applicable to managing risks across all aspects of an organization.