Hope you're well. I'm exploring GRC and have two quick questions: 1. Is it necessary to establish a foundation in red or blue teaming before diving into GRC? 2. Beyond ISO 27001, NIST, and GDPR, what resources do you recommend for GRC? Currently enrolled in ISC2 CC, Aron Lange course, and learning security frameworks. What can I do next or start so I can build my foundation? Appreciate your insights,
@@AliHassan-wx7ze You don’t need to master the red and blue teams. As a GRC, you will work with these teams. For what to do next, look at references from these documents. You may be surprised on where it leads and aligns with your goals.
I believe the Coursera GRC is part of a university program that needs to be completed to get certified. I need to conduct further investigation. I watched one of your short videos, and it was very informative. Thank you once again for all that you do.
12:54 Reading is power. In a time when there is a lack of reading amongst our peers, just by taking the steps to read and apply will empower you to go much farther. Also, every weekday Simply Cyber hosts an in-depth discussion about current cybersecurity issues. You don’t have to watch every day but the community is great!
I am new to Cybersecurity. I just passed my Certified in Cybersecurity. Do I need to sit for Security plus again? How can I also acquire practical experience that I need to build upon?
Thanks for your video. I have 34 years in IT and 5 years in it security officially. I have just been voluntold to be GRC manager and i am struggling with what the official expectations will likely be. I already do vul. mgmt. and reporting, risk assessment, policies and procedures, etc. and have worked closely with internal and external auditors, run project, controlled budgets and all other things that come with 34 years of it support and management. I guess my concern is what this formalization should look like? Any suggestions. P.S. just came out of left field and have not had one on one with the CISO to discuss yet but do not want to go in blind.
Hi I’m new here and I’ve been thinking about starting a new career in cybersecurity but I have no experience and college degree only a high school diploma and been a stay at home mom I don’t know where to start if you can kindly let me know where is the best choice in your opinion I would be happy
First you have to figure out what you want to do? Red - penetration testing red teaming, research and development Blue - incident response, SOC, network security, Purple - both red and blue + vulnerability management Compliance - SOX, PCI, FedRAMP, Hitech, HIPAA, cloud Management - people, processes, and technology management
Hey! good comment below to help you out. I would also say to determine what skills you already have, and match that to what type of job you would like to do and start your journey from there. You can take free training to determine if cybersecurity is for you, and this can also help you get familiar with the industry. Have you subscribed to my newsletter? I share alot of resources in there on how you can transition into this field.
Hi Cyber Queen. I have an MS in information security and will complete my second master's degree in Cybersecurity and AI. I have cybersecurity experience and am among the top US contestants in Cyber Quest Fall 2024. Do you have a program for job placement or internship.
Nice video. One point that I don't agree, is that it helps to have a degree in GRC. Mostly, it helps to have certs and some overall knowledge, for junior level positions.
Hello, first off thank you for all the information! So I just got accepted to UCLA for Cybersecurity, Do you recommend I get certifications to help standout?
Hey, congrats on UCLA! Certifications can be a good boost to your profile. Keep up the great work! Don't forget to do some hands on skills building as well. You've got this!
Hi, have you looked into Unixguy's GRC Mastery certification? From the small number of reviews that exist, it seems to be very good. Just would like your take on it.
Hey! With your skills, you’re already halfway there! Check out my video here on building skills: th-cam.com/video/GRy-c4ILcc0/w-d-xo.html, and remember to start networking. You got this!
Hi! Question. I have a degree in Infosecurity and Assurance, however, my issue is experience. Are there any good labs that you're aware of that can give me the practical skills needed so I can be job-ready?
Hey! I totally get it. Check out some cool labs like TryHackMe and Hack The Box. They’re super helpful for getting that hands-on experience you need. You got this! You can also check out my TH-cam Video on Skills: th-cam.com/video/GRy-c4ILcc0/w-d-xo.html
I hear you! 🔍 Many "beginner friendly" roles ask for experience, but don't give up-showing hands-on skills and projects can help meet those experience requirements!
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TCM Security GRC Course - academy.tcm-sec.com/p/grc
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Hope you're well. I'm exploring GRC and have two quick questions:
1. Is it necessary to establish a foundation in red or blue teaming before diving into GRC?
2. Beyond ISO 27001, NIST, and GDPR, what resources do you recommend for GRC? Currently enrolled in ISC2 CC, Aron Lange course, and learning security frameworks. What can I do next or start so I can build my foundation?
Appreciate your insights,
@@AliHassan-wx7ze You don’t need to master the red and blue teams. As a GRC, you will work with these teams.
For what to do next, look at references from these documents. You may be surprised on where it leads and aligns with your goals.
I believe the Coursera GRC is part of a university program that needs to be completed to get certified. I need to conduct further investigation. I watched one of your short videos, and it was very informative. Thank you once again for all that you do.
12:54 Reading is power. In a time when there is a lack of reading amongst our peers, just by taking the steps to read and apply will empower you to go much farther. Also, every weekday Simply Cyber hosts an in-depth discussion about current cybersecurity issues. You don’t have to watch every day but the community is great!
Absolutely! Reading is such a powerful tool for personal growth and knowledge.
I am new to Cybersecurity. I just passed my Certified in Cybersecurity. Do I need to sit for Security plus again? How can I also acquire practical experience that I need to build upon?
I have listened to a lot of people on this very topic and this is very detailed. Thank you for this.
Your youth and intelligence are truly admirable!
You are very kind thank you 🙏🏽
Thanks for your video. I have 34 years in IT and 5 years in it security officially. I have just been voluntold to be GRC manager and i am struggling with what the official expectations will likely be. I already do vul. mgmt. and reporting, risk assessment, policies and procedures, etc. and have worked closely with internal and external auditors, run project, controlled budgets and all other things that come with 34 years of it support and management. I guess my concern is what this formalization should look like? Any suggestions. P.S. just came out of left field and have not had one on one with the CISO to discuss yet but do not want to go in blind.
Thanks so much for all the resources and support you provide! Definitely gonna put the info to good use
Hey 👋🏽 I’m so happy you found it helpful 😊
Hi I’m new here and I’ve been thinking about starting a new career in cybersecurity but I have no experience and college degree only a high school diploma and been a stay at home mom I don’t know where to start if you can kindly let me know where is the best choice in your opinion I would be happy
First you have to figure out what you want to do?
Red - penetration testing red teaming, research and development
Blue - incident response, SOC, network security,
Purple - both red and blue + vulnerability management
Compliance - SOX, PCI, FedRAMP, Hitech, HIPAA, cloud
Management - people, processes, and technology management
Hey! good comment below to help you out. I would also say to determine what skills you already have, and match that to what type of job you would like to do and start your journey from there. You can take free training to determine if cybersecurity is for you, and this can also help you get familiar with the industry. Have you subscribed to my newsletter? I share alot of resources in there on how you can transition into this field.
@@limitlesschoicesblue is prob the least technical? That would allow me to be fully remote from anywhere?
I’m happy I’m here !! Now let me getting to listening 👂
Yay! Let’s get that GRC bag 💃🏽🚀
Can you shed some light on the growth trajectory and pay potential of these roles?
Hey, stay tuned I have a video coming this week on the growth in GRC that would help to answer your question.
Hi Cyber Queen. I have an MS in information security and will complete my second master's degree in Cybersecurity and AI. I have cybersecurity experience and am among the top US contestants in Cyber Quest Fall 2024. Do you have a program for job placement or internship.
Thank you so much! This was quite insightful and helpful. I look forward to more content and resources on GRC. Thank you 🙏🏾
Your kind words mean a lot! I appreciate your support and will keep the GRC content coming.
Ver great insights. Thank you
Beginner what should to learn Stage wise GRC in cyber security?
Amazing resource here, thank you for putting this together.
I'm glad you found it helpful!
Cyber Queen (Love it) Fantastic video!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
You covered so much! Great video!
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words!
Nice video. One point that I don't agree, is that it helps to have a degree in GRC. Mostly, it helps to have certs and some overall knowledge, for junior level positions.
Glad you enjoyed the video, I think the experience is definitely unique for everyone thanks for your perspective 😊
Great information, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Hi, Thank you for the informative video
What's your opinion on the grc mastery course offered by Unix Guy?
Hey! thanks for the kind feedback, I have not reviewed that one yet, I will add it to my list to review in the future.
@@cyber.queen_ Thank you so much! Would be waiting for your review
very informative video about GRC
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you found it informative.
Hi how are you? Im on the cybrary website and I cant find the CIS top 20 course. Any help would be appreciated!
Hi 👋🏽 I’ve added the link into the pinned comment
Hello, first off thank you for all the information! So I just got accepted to UCLA for Cybersecurity, Do you recommend I get certifications to help standout?
Hey, congrats on UCLA! Certifications can be a good boost to your profile. Keep up the great work! Don't forget to do some hands on skills building as well. You've got this!
Hi, have you looked into Unixguy's GRC Mastery certification? From the small number of reviews that exist, it seems to be very good. Just would like your take on it.
Same here it would be interesting to get her opinion on it.
Thank you for this information
Glad you found it helpful
How can I get started in cybersecurity GRC with all this it experience I have
Hey! With your skills, you’re already halfway there! Check out my video here on building skills: th-cam.com/video/GRy-c4ILcc0/w-d-xo.html, and remember to start networking. You got this!
Amazing Video
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Hi! Question. I have a degree in Infosecurity and Assurance, however, my issue is experience. Are there any good labs that you're aware of that can give me the practical skills needed so I can be job-ready?
Hey! I totally get it. Check out some cool labs like TryHackMe and Hack The Box. They’re super helpful for getting that hands-on experience you need. You got this! You can also check out my TH-cam Video on Skills: th-cam.com/video/GRy-c4ILcc0/w-d-xo.html
@@cyber.queen_ ty so much for the info! I'll see what they have today.
Very nice thought
Thank you so much 😀
i searched TCM there's no course of GRC Anylst
I’m sorry but the “beginner friendly” roles are NOT entry level. They require 2-5 years of experience depending on the job post.
I hear you! 🔍 Many "beginner friendly" roles ask for experience, but don't give up-showing hands-on skills and projects can help meet those experience requirements!
Very informative
Glad it was helpful!
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Hey Queen Venicia ❤
Hi, thanks for watching!
35K, Thirty-Five Thousand, 35,000 for techpreneurs. lol, f that.
Like I said, it’s not cheap and if it’s not for you, it’s not for you 🤷🏽♀️