Nice review! One thing you didn't mention though (unless I missed it) was regarding the price and if you believe this certification is worth the price. This certification is brand new, and me personally, if I plan on paying $500 USD for a certification, then I would want to make sure it is reputable in the cyber-space before enrolling and paying. I understand it's brand new and I agree that Abed is really well-known in the cyber-space as a content creator, but recruiters might not know that. There is no exam for this course, and you are paying that much money for a certificate of completion at the end of the day. Is that reasonable? Not sure...But, that's just my opinion! Otherwise, love your videos Ben! Great work as always!
Saw someone ask Unix guy on his channel ask about price and he said other youtubers charge 1000's and that he is asking for only a fair price of 500 bucks
Its not a certification, its a mini boot camp where you get a certificate of completion at the end. COMPLETELY different and worth understanding the difference between the two
@@Gautam-vb9be You can always find someone selling for more than $500 so its not a great selling point. $500 is actually the standard for influencer courses across different genres. They only really go more than $500 if their course is business related or aimed at high net worth individuals.
@@ultravioletiris6241 sure! I mean you can call it whatever you want, either a certification or a “MINI” boot camp, doesn’t matter to me. But my point is just that I don’t find it worth $500 USD. I just don’t see the valued return off it. That’s all and that’s just my opinion.
@@aliaraien6938 No you were talking about it being reputable compared to other certifications but its literally not a certification and isn’t recognized by HR in any way. I agree with everything else you said tho so no need to argue about the price.
Well said and well done video. I’m actually signing up for the course this weekend as I’m looking to get into GRC in the finance sector. Seems like everyone is just worrying about certifications and not the fact that you actually get to do a hands-on project and learn for someone who’s been doing this for a very long time. I know six people personally that have the security plus and are having a hard time finding a job. Certification are not a guarantee to find work these days.
Totally agree the price is outrageous. I would have bought it, but I now tell everyone I know to look for alternative training. There is a ton of GRC certifications and training out there...most of which are from established certification bodies such as ISACA and ISC2.
For a job that can get you upwards of $150k a year, I'd say it's well worth it. Look at how much people pay for CompTIA certifications, most of which will help you get entry level jobs, if at all.
@@listellareloadedxx8090 Dr. Gerald Auger's GRC Master Class is $149.97 on his Simply Cyber website, but you could probably get it cheaper if you go to TCM's training site and pay for one month all-access subscription. If you do that, you'll have full access to all of TCM's courses like Practical Ethical Hacking, Windows Privilege Escalation, Linux Privilege Escalation, Python Fundamentals, etc.
@@galloeBut the point is, is this certification of completion is recognised by HR? I mean, i wouldn't argue if the price was more affordable for its worth but for its price range I think we can go for a well recognised certification which comes with an exam and highly recognised by Companies which can help to land a Job.
I think honestly the course is interesting but it is extremely expensive for not being a certification. Besides, you are making a promotional video from an affiliate program that is paid advertising, it detracts from the credibility of your review. I would like to find a single video on TH-cam about this course that has not been sponsored by Unixguy.
@@dsyoung5242went well just waiting to see if I make it to the last interview which he said would be with him(the CISO) and the ceo for a what he called a cultural interview
This class costs about $350 too much. The UnixGuy is preying on career changers and cybersecurity newbies. While content may be good, it simply is too expensive. There is alternative training out there that costs much less. Do your homework folks!
I've searched and didn't see a person nor business cheaper than his. Please enlighten the public on who is charging less with that kind of quality of information.
Nice review! One thing you didn't mention though (unless I missed it) was regarding the price and if you believe this certification is worth the price. This certification is brand new, and me personally, if I plan on paying $500 USD for a certification, then I would want to make sure it is reputable in the cyber-space before enrolling and paying. I understand it's brand new and I agree that Abed is really well-known in the cyber-space as a content creator, but recruiters might not know that.
There is no exam for this course, and you are paying that much money for a certificate of completion at the end of the day.
Is that reasonable? Not sure...But, that's just my opinion!
Otherwise, love your videos Ben! Great work as always!
Saw someone ask Unix guy on his channel ask about price and he said other youtubers charge 1000's and that he is asking for only a fair price of 500 bucks
Its not a certification, its a mini boot camp where you get a certificate of completion at the end. COMPLETELY different and worth understanding the difference between the two
@@Gautam-vb9be You can always find someone selling for more than $500 so its not a great selling point. $500 is actually the standard for influencer courses across different genres. They only really go more than $500 if their course is business related or aimed at high net worth individuals.
@@ultravioletiris6241 sure! I mean you can call it whatever you want, either a certification or a “MINI” boot camp, doesn’t matter to me. But my point is just that I don’t find it worth $500 USD. I just don’t see the valued return off it. That’s all and that’s just my opinion.
@@aliaraien6938 No you were talking about it being reputable compared to other certifications but its literally not a certification and isn’t recognized by HR in any way. I agree with everything else you said tho so no need to argue about the price.
Well said and well done video. I’m actually signing up for the course this weekend as I’m looking to get into GRC in the finance sector. Seems like everyone is just worrying about certifications and not the fact that you actually get to do a hands-on project and learn for someone who’s been doing this for a very long time. I know six people personally that have the security plus and are having a hard time finding a job. Certification are not a guarantee to find work these days.
Literally over price, can go for other recognised certification for this price range.
If this course cut down the price in half. I'll buy it but for now I just need to save up to afford this.
Totally agree the price is outrageous. I would have bought it, but I now tell everyone I know to look for alternative training. There is a ton of GRC certifications and training out there...most of which are from established certification bodies such as ISACA and ISC2.
Simplycyber GRC master class or this? Huge price difference
$500???? Uht uht he can keep that
For a job that can get you upwards of $150k a year, I'd say it's well worth it. Look at how much people pay for CompTIA certifications, most of which will help you get entry level jobs, if at all.
@@galloe cool but personally I’m not gonna do it
@@listellareloadedxx8090 Dr. Gerald Auger's GRC Master Class is $149.97 on his Simply Cyber website, but you could probably get it cheaper if you go to TCM's training site and pay for one month all-access subscription. If you do that, you'll have full access to all of TCM's courses like Practical Ethical Hacking, Windows Privilege Escalation, Linux Privilege Escalation, Python Fundamentals, etc.
@@galloethe difference between this course and comptia is that only one of them is recognized by HR.
@@galloeBut the point is, is this certification of completion is recognised by HR? I mean, i wouldn't argue if the price was more affordable for its worth but for its price range I think we can go for a well recognised certification which comes with an exam and highly recognised by Companies which can help to land a Job.
I think honestly the course is interesting but it is extremely expensive for not being a certification. Besides, you are making a promotional video from an affiliate program that is paid advertising, it detracts from the credibility of your review.
I would like to find a single video on TH-cam about this course that has not been sponsored by Unixguy.
A black woman did a review recently check there
CISSP OR GRC?
Go for CISSP, it's highly recognised as priority and also having some good stuffs with exam to be certified.
CISSP
CISSP first, then CGRC from ISC2.
I have a GRC interview this week
How did it go
@@dsyoung5242went well just waiting to see if I make it to the last interview which he said would be with him(the CISO) and the ceo for a what he called a cultural interview
@@busbyfamilyshow congrats!!! I finished the GRC course and I have some IT knowledge any suggestions on how to land an interview??
@@dsyoung5242 resume is key 🔑 make sure it emphasizes frameworks for whatever industry you’ll go for for example healthcare PCI DSS, HIPPA, NIST CSF
This class costs about $350 too much. The UnixGuy is preying on career changers and cybersecurity newbies. While content may be good, it simply is too expensive. There is alternative training out there that costs much less. Do your homework folks!
I've searched and didn't see a person nor business cheaper than his. Please enlighten the public on who is charging less with that kind of quality of information.
What laptop would you recommend I buy to study cybersecurity and some day get a cybersecurity entry level job?
get a thinkpad t480 or t580 and buy ram sticks
Thaddeus Spurs
Are you a Vietnamese guy bro?
long story short , it's not worth it and it's overpriced. Just take a udemy course