Do you recommend getting A+ before network+? I'm trying to get into cybersecurity and I have some what IT experience working at the Apple store as a technical specialist. Or what route would you recommend to get into cybersecurity?
I’ve been mostly self taught up to this point and will be planning to take the A+ exam shortly and then plan to enroll in WGUs cyber program, UA-cam has gotten me to this point so far and there are countless resources out there for just about anything and thank you for turning me on to Dr. Auger and his daily threat briefings it’s become a routine for my mornings.
Hi Nicole, I’m studying now Google IT technical support certificate. Will finish it in three months. I started applying for job. I’ve had phone call for technical support. Interviewed me on phone. It all went well but it didn’t work in end due to no experience in commercial firm. They needed one year experience at least. Please advise thank you Nicole 👍🤝👊👌
Thank you for your super informative videos Nicole. They have been super helpful as I embark on this new journey of cybersecurity. I am currently completing my certification in Cybersecurity through IBM. So far it's been very comprehensive, but just wanted to get your input on whether you think this is a good route, and if you'd suggest doing the Comptia Security test as well. Thank you for all your effort :)
I definitely suggest doing Security+. It's a great certificate and can help you get that first entry level job. if you are wanting to get a SOC analyst position look at the CYSA+ afterwards
I am a Non It professional am planning to switch over career am interested in Cybersecurity can you suggest me which I have to choose Cyber or cloud security for entry level
Hi Nicole. I appreciate your videos. I am from the Philippines. Can you recommend any entry level SOC L1 remotely accepting applicants? I only have 4 yrs of customer/technical support experience and finished two courses with diploma (Computer Engineering and Computer Science ). I don't have any experiences on security and doesn't have any home labs. Can you also recommend where do I start if I am in the Philippines? Thank you so much in advance
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For beginners, who has 0 Exp which course would you recommend?
Very good question 👍👌
Which job are you aiming for? That is really important
@@nicoleenesse The cloud ☁️ seems very interesting to me. I want to learn cloud security
Do you recommend getting A+ before network+? I'm trying to get into cybersecurity and I have some what IT experience working at the Apple store as a technical specialist. Or what route would you recommend to get into cybersecurity?
Hello is Associate degree in Cyber Security for a year and half , two years time , worth it ?
Well in UK you can find free bootcamps and usually they are 10-12 weeks.
I’ve been mostly self taught up to this point and will be planning to take the A+ exam shortly and then plan to enroll in WGUs cyber program, UA-cam has gotten me to this point so far and there are countless resources out there for just about anything and thank you for turning me on to Dr. Auger and his daily threat briefings it’s become a routine for my mornings.
Glad you Like Dr. Auger! A great resource to keep updated in the field.
I love the logical balance in your explanation here.
Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Great Video, I appreciate the way you explain concepts.
Thanks Edwin!
Hi Nicole, I’m studying now Google IT technical support certificate. Will finish it in three months. I started applying for job. I’ve had phone call for technical support. Interviewed me on phone. It all went well but it didn’t work in end due to no experience in commercial firm. They needed one year experience at least. Please advise thank you Nicole 👍🤝👊👌
You build a home lab or do project work and leverage that as tech experience.
@@KevtechITSupport how can I build my own lap? What websites can I use for that? What website can use for Tech project please? Thanks Kev
Thank you for your super informative videos Nicole. They have been super helpful as I embark on this new journey of cybersecurity. I am currently completing my certification in Cybersecurity through IBM. So far it's been very comprehensive, but just wanted to get your input on whether you think this is a good route, and if you'd suggest doing the Comptia Security test as well. Thank you for all your effort :)
I definitely suggest doing Security+. It's a great certificate and can help you get that first entry level job. if you are wanting to get a SOC analyst position look at the CYSA+ afterwards
@Nicole..Thanks for your video.. does learning everything self paced guarantee job. That's has always bothered me a lot
I am a Non It professional am planning to switch over career am interested in Cybersecurity can you suggest me which I have to choose Cyber or cloud security for entry level
Thanks so much. Your videos are Very informative. You have a new subscriber
Liking for the Zebra and the free list 🙏
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I just started cybersecurity course in Udemy I think it's good and affordable
How is that been?
@@Infinitefuture6 I finished the course and learned the basics about cybersecurity 👍
Hi Nicole. I appreciate your videos. I am from the Philippines. Can you recommend any entry level SOC L1 remotely accepting applicants? I only have 4 yrs of customer/technical support experience and finished two courses with diploma (Computer Engineering and Computer Science ). I don't have any experiences on security and doesn't have any home labs. Can you also recommend where do I start if I am in the Philippines? Thank you so much in advance
Mayber Comptia Security+, Cysa+, or eLearnSecurity ejpt
@@LoveFactorySweatShop Thank you :) I appreciate your comment
@@edelsonjingco3784 how are you now sir?
Always to the point with great information 😊
Aye! Thanks Arnold!! Always so nice with the comments