It was a year ago that I watched that video, doing what I could to learn about how to get into the cybersecurity industry. I'd watch these videos while driving to a job I didn't want to do. Fast forward one year later: I'm not only still watching your amazing videos, David, but I'm also now working full-time as a security consultant. Unbelievable world we live in.
@@Desertdolphin43 the way I did it isn't relevant because you can't replicate the career of another person. Learn how to impress other people. After that, just let the world know you want to become a SOC Analyst.
As someone beginning their journey in pen testing, I have watched a lot of people on TH-cam to learn from and Neal is definitely my favorite guy to listen to.
I am watching this video 9 months late, as I am working in the kitchen of a restaurant and planning my future, thinking about my next step in IT. I clicked on this video regardless of it's subject, and it amazingly shed light on some matters that I was struggling with for a while, and now I literally know what to do to achieve my goals. Thank you David
Killing it with the 2022 uploads! Thank you so much again for the content and knowledge you’ve given your community! It’s good to see Neil again, too! See you in the next one! 🎉
Great interview with Neal, David! I especially like 15:32 about needing to learn TCP/IP. Great advice - it's the bedrock of many scans, enumerations, exploits...
I watched the video with Neal a year ago. Took the advice to heart and starting preparing for the eJPT. Got the eJPT in June of last year, keep preparing and getting better. Did all the free stuff first. I start a job tomorrow as a pen tester with my dream firm. That’s real. Thank you for your content.
I always jump at the chance to watch you two go at it. You feed off each other and I like how David can poke the right buttons to get Neal rolling and rambling. Awesome content and a great message. Hope you two continue working together.
Thanks for these videos, I started learning with free content, I got my net plus and sec plus and been doing THM boxes, and just started the ine pentester student, and looking to get the ejpt and pentest plus as well. Now it's time for hackerone and trying to get a job in the industry. That seems to be my biggest mountain.
I love that Neil dropped a few unpopular opinions in there. People wanna call themself "hackers" but completely lack the determination and problem solving capabilities to educate themselvs. If you guys think googling stuff is tedious, this job ain't for you ;)
Yes and I think its worth noting that this is a learned skill. I know for me I hated googling things in the beginning because it felt like I wasn’t doing things “authentically” or “organically” or something. Then I learned that It is an essential tool in a programmer’s and hacker’s toolbox. Now I am totally at home in the search bar. Getting past the annoyance of googling is just part of the process.
That's because most people get their idea of "hacking" from crappy movies and terrible television shows (looking right at you, CSI and similar shows). This leads them to believe that hackers are magical ubergods who are somehow plugged directly into the matrix and know literally everything with perfect recall who can execute that at the drop of a hat. Crazy. The most accurate depiction of hacking ever shown in popular culture is the movie War Games. You know why? It shows a young man sitting around in his underwear in the dark researching tedious, arcane information while his life passes him by just so he can figure out a weird puzzle.
The two of you inspired me to pursue my cyber passions. I started watching you guys at the beginning of 2021 and it has changed my life. So I just want to say thank you so much.
This is a great video. I've been playing with computers and networks since I was 10. I've now learned kali comfortably, Metasploit and networks but I have no certifications to get a job in this area and really want to make a career change to IT, I found this video helpful. Thanks.
Hearing about test anxiety is like a blessing. I swear no one else feels the same way I me when taking tests it's like as soon as I look at a test I blank on everything. Doesn't matter if I studied it for 2-4 weeks or knew all the questions before hand just get so blanked out.
That's so shite. I think one way of overcoming that is emulating exam conditions as best as you can and practicing under those conditions. I use this technique to overcome not only exam stress, but public speaking anxiety too. I practice until I no longer get stressed under those practice conditions.
Hi guys! I just wanted to say that I'm starting my studies on cybersecurity very recently and your first interview inspired me a lot and gave me such great free resources and tools that I can't thank you enough. I'm glad there is a second interview, thank you both for this!
I’m in my last year bachelors Cyber Security and really looking forward to finally start working in the field. Even though I know most of these things I still find Neal very refreshing. I never thought bug bounty hunting would be possible for someone with not that much real world experience/advanced web app hacking. But what he said was truly eye opening. Pentesting unpaid still gives you hands on experience and new insights in how I’m doing things and might even land you a bounty after trying. Amazing tip!
@@walexhrist2305 Sorry! I'm not sure if I responded to the wrong post or the OP edited their original post. The post I was asking 'how' said something like "I used to view infosec like ABC and now I see it completely differently like XYZ"
Excellent talking points from beginning to end. In particular at 13:59 , I really resonated with Neal's view on diving in on a topic to see what who know and don't know and then filling in the knowledge gaps as needed. Thanks!
David, I came to your channel from NetworkChuck's videos, and I must say that I find, based on this video being the very first for me, your content quality excellent (content as well as presentation). I also greatly appreciate the practical advice of Neal, whom also I'm going to follow now. Thanks a lot. Regards from Arnold Schwarzenegger's birth country 🙂
I’m just starting this journey. I’m in school for an IT program and doing INE cyber security on the side. It’s so much information that I struggle sometimes but I’m creating a list I’m fuzzy on while doing that to seek more knowledge on it right after I complete these programs. Thank you so much for a path to start.
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Hi David loved the video. Do you have the links for the resources Neil talked about around 37:40 about self assessment of your LinkedIn with a rubric? Many thanks. Love the video.
after this video david i decided to get my AWS certification in the next few weeks then slowly start to do more CTFs on my own time and build up my resume so that hopefully i get my first cyber security job soon!
I love David Bombal, I try to watch everything he puts out. I just finished a CompTIA Net+, Sec+, and CCNA courses through the VA at an IT school for Veterans. Have applied to over 115 jobs in the past 2 months. Can't get a job anywhere. Everyone wants you to have a PHD for an entry level IT job. It's depressing and discouraging out here! So desperate for someone in IT somewhere to give me a chance to get started. Can't get a job without experience, can't get experience without a job. Yay :(
Those in college studying (or even after) Security+ is a good entry certification. If you want to go into government employment usually they want that on hand
This video was absolutely amazing! Hope there is a 2023 version! Going to go make wonderful linked in connections and focus on bug bounty over certs for now.
This has been so valuable for. The way I learn is exactly the same. Dive into the deep and work out what I don’t know which is a lot. This for this vid
I just finished my university degree in computer systems and advanced networks, I've so far had two technical interviews, both of them have been 70% competency, the other 30% consist of questions listed below 1. what does your home network look like 2. explain to me what happens when you plug that ethernet cable into your computer/laptop 3.explain public key infrastructure 4. HTTPS is encrypted, how can you monitor something that is encrypted 5. what is cross-site scripting and how can it be mitigated 6. what is phishing and how can it be mitigated just a little bit of info for those interested. Also he is correct, since leaving Uni in the UK I dont think i have seen more than 1 or 2 pen-testing jobs in my city, compared to new SOC analyst roles almost every week
I don't know if it's just my thought, and i will be happy if it is, but in this kind of video we only talk about IT cybersecurity. Would be interesting to talk more and in depth also about the OT one. Industrial cyber security and operational technologies have a great market demand but very few persons are interested in. For instance, after my MSc in computer science i have found a job as OT/product cybersecurity engineer in big company of ship building for cruise, offshore and military. As you can understand a pretty fun job, we are actually struggling to find someone to join our team. All this just to say that would be interesting to go in depth on OT infrastructure and cybersecurity.
Thank you David for yet another HQ content out there free! This means so much for people that are pursuing career in cyb-sec , including me. Neal is fantastic guy deff. to speak with , tho you asked him right questions literally putting yourself in shoes of beginner! That helps a lot! Big big thanks to Neal and to you David!
@@j.vosier6786 after you successfully get your cert. Then apply for internship. I just went overall and it took me couple month to do so. Don't worry you will find your place. I wish nothing but the best for you. Good luck bro 👍
I really appreciate this video. Security has been this grey area for me for the past few years while learning to become a developer. I was previously told it was too hard a field to get into, and rather focus on other things that were in immediate reach. Thank you David for making this information freely available. I understand now that there are many ways to skin a cat.
Sir, How to continue Kali Linux tool after shutdown ? Because it's not possible to continue open pc for all time ... When we shutdown our pc then tools are not working. Please give the salution
Hey David, I really enjoy your video, it is always feels so professional watching your stream and videos. Thank you very much. You have our Support from 🇮🇳
Thanks for these videos. Very informative and great advice beginners like myself. I’m new to the world of IT/cybersecurity. Always found this field very interesting but life happens and got redirected. Now I want to start my journey in this world and really find this content very helpful. Thanks and keep up the awesome work. Also I really enjoy your team up with Neal. Love how he really dive in deep to give all the information he can and how you give those great questions newbie like me have. Thanks again
you are going to have a big problem getting into cyber security, its predominantly white field and white managers run the scene right now they want the minimal black and brown people to pass EEOC standards so if you are of latino or black descent you are SOL. I would look at other fields, there wont be equality until four decades from now.
Hello, I am Mexican and I became a hacker taking different cybersecurity courses, first one. Network Basics... In Cisco Netacad... Others I took... books on pantesting and created my own cyber security lab... in a virtual box... after that I needed to learn English... And as a final step: learn code, specifically python and C.. and build different projects..... Also, you need to learn social engineering... and OSINT... So thanks david for your videos...cheers from mexico city...you have a pupil here...
Thank you, David. I have been into IT for a year now pursuing a degree in Cyber Security(sophomore yr) and loving the challenges and thrills it brings, and about to sit for an HCIA R&S exam. I would like to inquire on what path I can follow after I attain it?
Well the INE content is no longer free...you can sign up with a student pass but you still have to get a subscription to get access to the courses. Are there free sources out there that you recommend us to start from?
If we need to get a garbage job , what kind of training do you recommend to become a soc analyst or it auditor or anything blue team , do we still take the pen testing student on INE?
I’m 46, Graduated with Bs Information Security focus in forensics. I thought it was enough. Nope! I never did my job in the military how do I transfer the motor pool, combat support hospital? I was NCOIC of Dental because I was the only dental in the unit.
To be honest it is so difficult to truly provide worth to 1000 people and I love that goal that Neil suggests to us but to get reciprocal relationship quality from 1000 other people. That led me to trying to connect to more and more people searching for the quality that fits my goals and personality.
Question To open my own pentesting firm do I need to have cetifications or with exp is enough other than the guidelines and other rules depending on the country
Hello…I’m starting my journey in acquiring the skills to break into cyber security and was wondering if you might post a video that touches upon the various free resources available. Could you possibly do a video that highlights like the top ten sites where one could take advantage of free training? Thank you kindly.
David its been a year since I watched that video... it inspired me to get into cybersecurity. I have been knocking out course from a local IT school and it has taught me a ton. I mean I know port numbers, protocols, topologies and more. Thank you so much! I'm headed towards the OSCP but DOD needs or recognizes things like CEH from ECCOUNCIL just learning more. This is such a fun learning. Thank you thank you.
I'm 55 and have some knowledge of cybersecurity. I am wanting to get into it and wasnt sure which way to go. So far(20 minutes in), I have learned how to start doing that...FOR FREE! I have 2 student loans for cyber class and nothing to show for it.
Everytime I'm trying to recover and reset my PC to factory settings it says there's no room because si-drive needs five point something of room. What happened is they downloaded 68 Windows 68 and I only have a 32 gig
It was a year ago that I watched that video, doing what I could to learn about how to get into the cybersecurity industry. I'd watch these videos while driving to a job I didn't want to do. Fast forward one year later: I'm not only still watching your amazing videos, David, but I'm also now working full-time as a security consultant. Unbelievable world we live in.
Huge congratulations Robert! So happy to hear that!
Well done! I'm in your position a year ago!
That's awesome.
How'd you do it? I'm currently 4 months into a help desk job and want to get into a soc position
@@Desertdolphin43 the way I did it isn't relevant because you can't replicate the career of another person. Learn how to impress other people. After that, just let the world know you want to become a SOC Analyst.
As someone beginning their journey in pen testing, I have watched a lot of people on TH-cam to learn from and Neal is definitely my favorite guy to listen to.
Very glad to hear that!
Sameeee
i would suggest thehackerish and tomnomnom
For the last year David has had so many great guest that disseminate so much FREE knowledge and advice! I'm thankful for both of you!
I am watching this video 9 months late, as I am working in the kitchen of a restaurant and planning my future, thinking about my next step in IT. I clicked on this video regardless of it's subject, and it amazingly shed light on some matters that I was struggling with for a while, and now I literally know what to do to achieve my goals. Thank you David
Any progress?
Any progress??
Killing it with the 2022 uploads! Thank you so much again for the content and knowledge you’ve given your community! It’s good to see Neil again, too! See you in the next one! 🎉
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Great interview with Neal, David! I especially like 15:32 about needing to learn TCP/IP. Great advice - it's the bedrock of many scans, enumerations, exploits...
Thanks for highlighting that!
I watched the video with Neal a year ago. Took the advice to heart and starting preparing for the eJPT. Got the eJPT in June of last year, keep preparing and getting better. Did all the free stuff first. I start a job tomorrow as a pen tester with my dream firm. That’s real. Thank you for your content.
Huge congratulations Josh! So fantastic to hear that!
You got a job as a pen tester with only the eJPT?
Would did u use to study for it? I am preparing as well
I always jump at the chance to watch you two go at it.
You feed off each other and I like how David can poke the right buttons to get Neal rolling and rambling.
Awesome content and a great message.
Hope you two continue working together.
Thanks for these videos, I started learning with free content, I got my net plus and sec plus and been doing THM boxes, and just started the ine pentester student, and looking to get the ejpt and pentest plus as well. Now it's time for hackerone and trying to get a job in the industry. That seems to be my biggest mountain.
When I saw the notification of the video I left everything and I start focusing, the video was great, thanks
Trying to set an account now on INE. I'll try tomorrow because the captcha is giving errors . I appreciate this video and links SO much . Thank you!
I love that Neil dropped a few unpopular opinions in there. People wanna call themself "hackers" but completely lack the determination and problem solving capabilities to educate themselvs. If you guys think googling stuff is tedious, this job ain't for you ;)
Yes and I think its worth noting that this is a learned skill. I know for me I hated googling things in the beginning because it felt like I wasn’t doing things “authentically” or “organically” or something. Then I learned that It is an essential tool in a programmer’s and hacker’s toolbox. Now I am totally at home in the search bar. Getting past the annoyance of googling is just part of the process.
That's because most people get their idea of "hacking" from crappy movies and terrible television shows (looking right at you, CSI and similar shows). This leads them to believe that hackers are magical ubergods who are somehow plugged directly into the matrix and know literally everything with perfect recall who can execute that at the drop of a hat.
Crazy.
The most accurate depiction of hacking ever shown in popular culture is the movie War Games. You know why? It shows a young man sitting around in his underwear in the dark researching tedious, arcane information while his life passes him by just so he can figure out a weird puzzle.
The two of you inspired me to pursue my cyber passions. I started watching you guys at the beginning of 2021 and it has changed my life. So I just want to say thank you so much.
How fast before you were able to find a job?
@@bryantapia3101 he probably didn't. A lot of these videos are bullshit.
This is the first infosec interview I sat 100% through in the past 4 months good job
I can watch your videos without being bored all the time cause you guys teach a lot.
Very happy to hear that!
This has opened my mind big time. The time to start is to start now.
Good advice. I have to do A+ and Security for my road map. I must spend two years learning in IT and then move on into cyber security.
This is a great video. I've been playing with computers and networks since I was 10. I've now learned kali comfortably, Metasploit and networks but I have no certifications to get a job in this area and really want to make a career change to IT, I found this video helpful. Thanks.
Hearing about test anxiety is like a blessing. I swear no one else feels the same way I me when taking tests it's like as soon as I look at a test I blank on everything. Doesn't matter if I studied it for 2-4 weeks or knew all the questions before hand just get so blanked out.
That's so shite. I think one way of overcoming that is emulating exam conditions as best as you can and practicing under those conditions. I use this technique to overcome not only exam stress, but public speaking anxiety too. I practice until I no longer get stressed under those practice conditions.
Hi guys! I just wanted to say that I'm starting my studies on cybersecurity very recently and your first interview inspired me a lot and gave me such great free resources and tools that I can't thank you enough. I'm glad there is a second interview, thank you both for this!
I’m in my last year bachelors Cyber Security and really looking forward to finally start working in the field. Even though I know most of these things I still find Neal very refreshing. I never thought bug bounty hunting would be possible for someone with not that much real world experience/advanced web app hacking. But what he said was truly eye opening. Pentesting unpaid still gives you hands on experience and new insights in how I’m doing things and might even land you a bounty after trying. Amazing tip!
You guys are the best, it's so good to watch you. I'm studying for my CCNA thanks to you guys so thank you for taking me out of my comfort zone.
How did you see it before and what changed?
How?
@@walexhrist2305 Sorry! I'm not sure if I responded to the wrong post or the OP edited their original post. The post I was asking 'how' said something like "I used to view infosec like ABC and now I see it completely differently like XYZ"
Excellent talking points from beginning to end. In particular at 13:59 , I really resonated with Neal's view on diving in on a topic to see what who know and don't know and then filling in the knowledge gaps as needed. Thanks!
Thank you for a great advice and a startup roadmap you don’t believe a 65+ year old man is benefiting tremendously from your content David and Neal
Hi are you watching these videos to get into cybersecurity?
I appreciate this video didnt have 100 ads like every other video Thank You
David,
I came to your channel from NetworkChuck's videos, and I must say that I find, based on this video being the very first for me, your content quality excellent (content as well as presentation). I also greatly appreciate the practical advice of Neal, whom also I'm going to follow now.
Thanks a lot.
Regards from Arnold Schwarzenegger's birth country 🙂
I purchased a 2 year subscription to INE after I finished a masters degree in Cybersecurity. I plan on getting some certs.
David & Neal are the best combo on YT when it comes to discussing cyber
I’m just starting this journey. I’m in school for an IT program and doing INE cyber security on the side. It’s so much information that I struggle sometimes but I’m creating a list I’m fuzzy on while doing that to seek more knowledge on it right after I complete these programs. Thank you so much for a path to start.
This is possibly the best video I've seen on the subject yet.
This is the path to becoming a hacker. Follow the advice and change your life!
// MENU //
0:00 ▶ Introduction - it's been a year!
2:12 ▶ We have a mission to help you
3:55 ▶ In 2022, what should I do? Neal's 3 things.
10:00 ▶ Is eJPT free?
12:00 ▶ Do I need to do something else first? Neal's opinion about various courses
18:10 ▶ Neal gets on his high horse about Metasploit.
19:05 ▶ Hackersploit has joined INE
21:18 ▶ What about Capture The Flag? Bug Bounty
22:30 ▶ How to get real world experience without having experience
26:20 ▶ Should I give up my job to get into cybersecurity?
28:35 ▶ Red vs Blue and jobs?
31:40 ▶ Hack your job: Garbage jobs
33:30 ▶ Which job should I start with to break into cyber
36:00 ▶ LinkedIn networking - make your self invisible
39:00 ▶ Meaningful connections
44:40 ▶ Would you recommend creating content
48:10 ▶ Best advice
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// Connect with Neal //
TH-cam: th-cam.com/users/cyberinsecurity
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nealbridges/
Twitter: twitter.com/ITJunkie
// Creators mentioned //
John Hammond: th-cam.com/users/JohnHammond010
Network Chuck: th-cam.com/users/networkchuck
Hackersploit: th-cam.com/users/HackerSploit
// Links //
INE: bit.ly/freeinetraining
Hacker One: www.hackerone.com/
Bug Crowd: bugcrowd.com/programs
OSCP: www.offensive-security.com/courses-and-certifications/
eLearn Security: elearnsecurity.com
SANS: www.sans.org/
Hack the box: www.hackthebox.eu/
Try Hack Me: tryhackme.com/
CTF Time: ctftime.org/ctf-wtf/
CEH: www.eccouncil.org/programs/certified-ethical-hacker-ceh/
Cyber Blue: securityblue.team/
Cyber Defenders: cyberdefenders.org/
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'LinkedIn networking - make your self "invisible"' is this a typo?
Hi David loved the video. Do you have the links for the resources Neil talked about around 37:40 about self assessment of your LinkedIn with a rubric? Many thanks. Love the video.
after this video david i decided to get my AWS certification in the next few weeks then slowly start to do more CTFs on my own time and build up my resume so that hopefully i get my first cyber security job soon!
One of the best 50 minutes I've ever spent! Thank you for your passion to make these videos and connecting with such great people!
I love David Bombal, I try to watch everything he puts out. I just finished a CompTIA Net+, Sec+, and CCNA courses through the VA at an IT school for Veterans. Have applied to over 115 jobs in the past 2 months. Can't get a job anywhere. Everyone wants you to have a PHD for an entry level IT job. It's depressing and discouraging out here! So desperate for someone in IT somewhere to give me a chance to get started. Can't get a job without experience, can't get experience without a job. Yay :(
Where can i find the blue, green, yellow team explaining video? and also the resume checking one?
Always love Neal! watching him get on his soap box constantly truly a great guy! Thanks to both of you for all you guys do!
Those in college studying (or even after) Security+ is a good entry certification. If you want to go into government employment usually they want that on hand
Please do a video for getting started on the blue team side of the things with an expert on the cyber defence side.
This video was absolutely amazing! Hope there is a 2023 version! Going to go make wonderful linked in connections and focus on bug bounty over certs for now.
Great video! It would be interesting on doing a video on SOC analysts and how that could be a great stepping stone on getting into cyber. 👍🏻
Thank you David and Neal for guidance . Much needed..
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video.
First time visiting this channel and learnt many important thing.
Thanks for sharing this data.
You are doing a Great job David.Keep Rocking!
Thank you! I'll do my best 😀
the bromance is strong. you guys are great. thanks for another enjoyable video :)
Today is the big day 😀! Thanks so much David and Neal for seeing you and learning a lot today ❤️❤️❤️! Also the video editing is awesome.
This has been so valuable for. The way I learn is exactly the same. Dive into the deep and work out what I don’t know which is a lot. This for this vid
Thanks David and Neal, your video has really shaped my way of thinking towards hacking contents!
This video is a pill of success, nice job both of you!
I just finished my university degree in computer systems and advanced networks, I've so far had two technical interviews, both of them have been 70% competency, the other 30% consist of questions listed below
1. what does your home network look like
2. explain to me what happens when you plug that ethernet cable into your computer/laptop
3.explain public key infrastructure
4. HTTPS is encrypted, how can you monitor something that is encrypted
5. what is cross-site scripting and how can it be mitigated
6. what is phishing and how can it be mitigated
just a little bit of info for those interested.
Also he is correct, since leaving Uni in the UK I dont think i have seen more than 1 or 2 pen-testing jobs in my city, compared to new SOC analyst roles almost every week
I don't know if it's just my thought, and i will be happy if it is, but in this kind of video we only talk about IT cybersecurity. Would be interesting to talk more and in depth also about the OT one. Industrial cyber security and operational technologies have a great market demand but very few persons are interested in. For instance, after my MSc in computer science i have found a job as OT/product cybersecurity engineer in big company of ship building for cruise, offshore and military. As you can understand a pretty fun job, we are actually struggling to find someone to join our team. All this just to say that would be interesting to go in depth on OT infrastructure and cybersecurity.
Thank you David for yet another HQ content out there free! This means so much for people that are pursuing career in cyb-sec , including me.
Neal is fantastic guy deff. to speak with , tho you asked him right questions literally putting yourself in shoes of beginner! That helps a lot! Big big thanks to Neal and to you David!
Huge love and appreciation from Germany, your videos helped to get a job as security engineer junior.
Very Thanksful.
Do you have any certifications?
@@j.vosier6786 yes
@@topwow2798 im currently studying for my network and security plus certs, im having a hard time finding a cyber security job
@@j.vosier6786 after you successfully get your cert. Then apply for internship. I just went overall and it took me couple month to do so. Don't worry you will find your place. I wish nothing but the best for you. Good luck bro 👍
Thanks for this Collab again 🔥🙏🏽❤️💪🏽
It's always good to see Neal on the channel. Thanks to both of you for the insight.
I really appreciate this video. Security has been this grey area for me for the past few years while learning to become a developer. I was previously told it was too hard a field to get into, and rather focus on other things that were in immediate reach.
Thank you David for making this information freely available. I understand now that there are many ways to skin a cat.
Thank you very much David and Neal for amazing guidance. Happy to watch the content and learn. God bless you all.
Thank you! Very glad you are enjoying the videos :)
Sir,
How to continue Kali Linux tool after shutdown ?
Because it's not possible to continue open pc for all time ...
When we shutdown our pc then tools are not working.
Please give the salution
I love this video, it gives me clear ideas of how to start this I.T path. Thank you so much, it helps a lot 👍 😎
Hey David, I really enjoy your video, it is always feels so professional watching your stream and videos. Thank you very much. You have our Support from 🇮🇳
Thank you very much Raj!
Bro india me kha se ho
Great information, but can we get a true BEGINNERS guide for beginners to getting into cyber security?
Are there remote cybersecurity jobs for those just beginning and that live farther away from major city centers?
Pls Help me setup my Linksys AE1200 usb wifi adapter to Kali😭 I tried the alpha vid, but still didn't help.
Thanks for these videos. Very informative and great advice beginners like myself. I’m new to the world of IT/cybersecurity. Always found this field very interesting but life happens and got redirected. Now I want to start my journey in this world and really find this content very helpful. Thanks and keep up the awesome work. Also I really enjoy your team up with Neal. Love how he really dive in deep to give all the information he can and how you give those great questions newbie like me have. Thanks again
you are going to have a big problem getting into cyber security, its predominantly white field and white managers run the scene right now they want the minimal black and brown people to pass EEOC standards so if you are of latino or black descent you are SOL. I would look at other fields, there wont be equality until four decades from now.
Hello, I am Mexican and I became a hacker taking different cybersecurity courses, first one.
Network Basics... In Cisco Netacad...
Others I took... books on pantesting and created my own cyber security lab... in a virtual box... after that I needed to learn English...
And as a final step:
learn code, specifically python and C.. and build different projects.....
Also, you need to learn social engineering... and OSINT...
So thanks david for your videos...cheers from mexico city...you have a pupil here...
I watched the interview last year, it did help me get into cyber 👍
Very happy to hear that!
This video has some serious bro love
Love the Mindset is everything Wall art!. Nice Video Once Again.
Thank you, David. I have been into IT for a year now pursuing a degree in Cyber Security(sophomore yr) and loving the challenges and thrills it brings, and about to sit for an HCIA R&S exam. I would like to inquire on what path I can follow after I attain it?
Well the INE content is no longer free...you can sign up with a student pass but you still have to get a subscription to get access to the courses. Are there free sources out there that you recommend us to start from?
Great interview and definitely provided a tangible way to break into the industry!
If we need to get a garbage job , what kind of training do you recommend to become a soc analyst or it auditor or anything blue team , do we still take the pen testing student on INE?
I'm 16 wanting to get my bachelors degree in IT, before i get into ethical hacking and cyber security. Any tips?
Thanks for making all of these great content, David👍
Chase KNOWLEDGE, not certs. I need that posted on my wall. It's so easy to get lost chasing the shiny accolades.
Very best TH-cam channel. Very informative, thank you guys.
Love this video. Thanks David and Neal.
I'm a simple man. I see David and Neal, I click.
Love it!
Thank you David for bringing this up, it really helps me.
I’m 46, Graduated with Bs Information Security focus in forensics. I thought it was enough. Nope! I never did my job in the military how do I transfer the motor pool, combat support hospital? I was NCOIC of Dental because I was the only dental in the unit.
To be honest it is so difficult to truly provide worth to 1000 people and I love that goal that Neil suggests to us but to get reciprocal relationship quality from 1000 other people. That led me to trying to connect to more and more people searching for the quality that fits my goals and personality.
Question To open my own pentesting firm do I need to have cetifications or with exp is enough other than the guidelines and other rules depending on the country
Great information, I didn't see cybersecurity that way before but you guys have broken many seals for me. Thank you so much!
It doesn’t appear Starter Pass is still available. What other sites for learning would you recommend?
Hello…I’m starting my journey in acquiring the skills to break into cyber security and was wondering if you might post a video that touches upon the various free resources available. Could you possibly do a video that highlights like the top ten sites where one could take advantage of free training? Thank you kindly.
Great knowledge sharing, thanks Neal and David 👌. Love from 🇮🇳 India.
Great interview with Neil, thanks David!
Consume competent content!!!
Hello Mr. David wonderful video thank you... which network certification is good for beginners? I will appreciate it if you could help me with that...
lol your videos and the guest you bring on your channel, always pump me up for my goal..! god bless you david..! ❤
Another Great Video, we want more such content from David and Neal :)
Yeah David & Neal back at it again for another video 👍🏻Nice
Hopefully lots of content in 2022! 😀
That’s by far the beat advice I ever received in my life.
David do you mind making a video or bringing a guest in how remote prospects - people outside the US - can go about entering cybersecurity
Great tips! Thank you David and Neil.
David its been a year since I watched that video... it inspired me to get into cybersecurity. I have been knocking out course from a local IT school and it has taught me a ton. I mean I know port numbers, protocols, topologies and more. Thank you so much! I'm headed towards the OSCP but DOD needs or recognizes things like CEH from ECCOUNCIL just learning more. This is such a fun learning. Thank you thank you.
I'm 55 and have some knowledge of cybersecurity. I am wanting to get into it and wasnt sure which way to go. So far(20 minutes in), I have learned how to start doing that...FOR FREE! I have 2 student loans for cyber class and nothing to show for it.
Everytime I'm trying to recover and reset my PC to factory settings it says there's no room because si-drive needs five point something of room. What happened is they downloaded 68 Windows 68 and I only have a 32 gig
i would like a video explaining what really is programming,from beginning to using the programme
This is solid advice for anyone looking to break into any industry, really...
can't seem to find the INE starter free content.. i guess i missed this :(
How can I start with mobile😊