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We're glad you found it helpful! And we can't wait to see you flourish in Cybersecurity!

Unfortunately, we have to remain pro-active as threat actors don't rest on their oars. A Password Manager still remains one of the best ways today to manage your passwords. Some even have the ability to update your passwords periodically on a set cadence! But with Passwords Managers, you must guard your master password very very zealously!

I can't agree more!

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It's a fantastic tool for folks in the space. We can't recommend it enough!🙌🏽

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@femiadewuyi1917 while we are not able to control how others protect their information, we can protect how our information gets accessed. For example, if someone contacts you via WhatsApp pretending to be a close friend, and maybe asking for money or asking you to send them a code you received, verify with that friend through an alternative channel. You can call them on a different number, call someone who is in direct contact with them, or similar and verify that they are indeed asking you for money or the code. Like we say in the industry: zero trust until verified.

Glad you like it! I hope it helps you as you start your Cybersecurity career.

A roadmap at the moment is going to really help us.There is of course a lot of videos but it is overwhelming.Dont know what next after the cc certification.@@TheCyberSecMigrant

i am not sure the cc will be enough for an entry role.i also hear people talk about booking for exam at pearson vue and all that so kind of confusing.If you can can be utube mentor i personally would appreciate it and i know others too will.Some of us alos have intentions of relocating and so the entire navigation will be will be very helpful.This could be a series

While the CC certification certainly helps, and the road can seem daunting, the first step is always the hardest. So take that first step and get the CC certification. Once you have that under your belt, next step will be look for opportunities to get our feet wet, either by online labs like you find on TryHackMe or HackTheBox, or an internship where you can be exposed to daily life iin Cybersecurity. That will go a long way in improving your skills.

thank you sir, this is really helpful@@TheCyberSecMigrant

My pleasure. What else would you like to see?

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Sadly, that's usually the case @breeokhueleigbe1137. Hopefully, with the right advocacy and the right mindset, we can begin to change that.🙌🏽✌🏽

Thanks @Titilope_O. Much appreciated.

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