Remote SOC Analyst Job in Only 6 Months! (Big Advice Inside!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
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In this video, we interview a successful Remote SOC Analyst who landed the job in just six months. He shares hisr journey, challenges, and the strategies that worked for him. Get valuable advice on breaking into cybersecurity quickly and effectively.
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01:17 Guest Introduction
02:06 Day-to-day of a Remote SOC Analyst
05:42 Buying the Course
11:51 Application Process
14:54 Salary Range
16:55 General Advice
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In this video, we interview a successful Remote SOC Analyst who landed the job in just six months. If you are interested in a cybersecurity career, this video is for you. Our guests share his journey, challenges, and the strategies that worked for him. You will get valuable advice on breaking into cybersecurity quickly and effectively.
We introduce our guest, who transitioned from another field into cybersecurity. They explain why they chose to become a SOC Analyst and what drew them to the cybersecurity field. Their story is inspiring and shows that it is possible to make a big career change in a short amount of time.
Next, we discuss the steps our guest took to prepare for a career as a SOC Analyst. They talk about the courses they took, the certifications they earned, and the skills they focused on developing. Some key certifications mentioned include CompTIA Security+, Cisco's CCNA, and specific SOC-related courses. These certifications helped them build a strong foundation in cybersecurity.
We encourage viewers to stay persistent and motivated in their job search. Breaking into cybersecurity can be challenging, but with the right strategies and mindset, it is possible to achieve your goals. Our guest's story is a testament to that.
By the end of this video, you will clearly understand the steps needed to become a Remote SOC Analyst in a short amount of time. We hope this information helps you in your career journey and provides valuable insights into the cybersecurity field.
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Hi sir, Can someone with a google security and ISC2 cc but with no IT background take this internship course?
He seems like a happy person and never gave up. Good luck to him!
Over 80 k , congrats!!
Was wondering when this would release! haha Had fun doing the interview with ya Josh 🔥
Bro Ive seen you before and your videos, didnt out the face to the name, congrats on the job !
Can you share your resume template @cyber_hawks
@@FarisDou Hahaa appreciate it bro!!
Good stuff Eric!! I’m subscribed to you and also took the course, congrats on the job!!
Josh, I'm starting a full-time job soon. It's not an IT job but I'll at least be able to save up for your course. I can't wait! I am so ready to level up.
Hey Josh! I wanted to say thank you for all your help. Almost 3 years in cyber now and it changed my life for the better. I watched all of your videos and had over 100 hours in the Cybersecurity subreddit in 2021 seeking advice and asking questions. Not only is cyber a great field, but it hss helped me excel financially for a better life. A lot of people tell me I just got lucky but people like you are the reason, there are truly not enough mentors in this field. It was a tough road but I kept at it. Keep up the content dude and make sure to take breaks!
Did you get in with or without a degree?
@@kameronmuirhead5186 bachelors
Congrats on your achievement! Wishing you all the best
Thanks!
Extremely hard worker!! The sky is the limit!!
Congrats and great interview!
Thanks!!
Hi Josh, I'll be enrolling in your course by the last week of this month since im waiting for something important. In the meantime, I'm doing free courses offered by Qualys - absorbing as much info as I can before I finally enrolled in your course. Hope things turn great to all of us!
Hey Josh, I’m currently in WGU getting my BSIT and I’m also really wanting to start in IT, as I have no experience in the field. I’d like to work and get school done simultaneously, but it’s hard getting any job since I don’t have a degree yet. So my question is, would it be beneficial for me to take one of your courses to try to get a job, or should I just keep going with my degree and focus on it first? I have the means to juggle; just really wanting to get into the IT field. Thanks.
Great video!!!
Im taking this class next👍🏽
Sheesh congrats brother. I got next 🙏
You got this!
Taking you out to eat and not hiring you is mad savage 💀.
I have my A plus certificate, I about to be done with security plus, will start network plus December. Hope I can get a job anytime soon.
Best so far
Thx for watching!
Hey Josh, thanks for your amazing content. Could you pls direct me to a source or share a little more in regards to what the internship is about for your course? I am strongly considering buying your course but would love some further details.
What prevents AI from analyzing all the daily reports? Just as AI can review code, report back flaws. Seems like this process will quickly be replaced by software. Thoughts?
Hi Josh. Thanks for the amazing work that you are doing
Pls advise
I have ISC2 CC, Google Cybersecurity & Security+ alongside many other minor certs like Qyalys, Palo Alto, etc.
I also have some 2+ years experience as an IT Analyst, so I know IT stuff, theory and practice. However, I don’t feel confident enough about my cybersecurity skills even though I have done some simulated trainings on vulnerability management, phishing attacks analysis, SQL, python, etc
I can spend 500 more dollars on my career inside this year 2024, so I have in mind your course (1st option) and CISSP (2nd option). Which should I go for?
First off congrats, but Cmon now man. You know the answer.
CISSP
@@jamarengineers thank you bro. But really I feel like I can do with the hands-on labs in the course but the name value that comes with CISSP too is hard to ignore.
@@somethingcreative783 thanks 😊
Do you have the required 5 years of experience for the CISSP?
Hello Josh, I’m interested in your cybersecurity course. I know you state onetime payment, but is there a chance you can do installment payments? Thanks
Can I get into this with absolute NO TECH experience? I’m interested in cybersecurity
Hi Josh, can you do a video on which jobs are least like help desk? I would like to get a job with the least amount of tickets. I’m sick of these tickets! Is there a job in it that isn’t support based. ? I’m trying to get away from tickets! Ty and great video.
Are SOC roles OE friendly?
He is so loveable!!!
Do you have a coupon code?
When i went to the one time payment it says at the top coupon code 😁
you can send me a dm in my socials :)
Do you have internships programs for the it support course careers also or it’s only for cybersecurity
Hello, Thank you for your video. What do you think about Data Steward and/or Analyst ? I am studying as an industrial engineering master's degree student. I have a few good experiences in the fields metioned earlier. I would love to opinion on those :)
Again, loved the video !
Thank you
That's interesting to hear they took you out for lunch an still didn't hire. wow. Great job staying positive.
I have a lot of IT experiences but wanting to move into Cloud Sec and AI the course should take me a whole year to do.
What course are you doing?
Hey Josh, my retail job will cover WGU Cyber Masters up up to 9 units per year. I don't have previous IT experience (bachelors in related field), whats a better path? Start WGU right away so I can get them to cover 9 units this calendar year and 9 again starting 2025? (basically pay half the degree almost immediately) and maybe start looking for other IT jobs after they pay half? Or take one of your courses and straight into help desk/ junior system admin role and work the experience that way? Will the cyber teach entry level IT skills as well? Any advice here is appreciated since im uniquely set to not pay much for this masters but also have 0 IT experience. Thanks!
That WGU Masters is not going to help you much without any IT experience at all. If your objective is getting a job. It REALLY wont help at all for getting ready for help desk.
Firstly I recommend Josh’s IT course from Course Careers over anything Cybersecurity.
If you haven’t ever been exposed to the subjects in Security+, Network+… you are going to find PenTest+ and CySA+ and CASP+ from the WGU Masters to be impossible to understand. It’ll be way harder and take way longer without really adding much to the skillset you need to secure an entry job.
Do TryHackMe for a year. Do you even know what sub field of Cybersecurity you want to do?
Hi Josh, I need help with my resume.
Applying to that many jobs when they have mass openings. Shows a wide gap with employers and potential employees
How does one apply to so many jobs
Good question
- Has recent IT background
- Has cert trifecta
- Has y t channel
- Has Microsoft internship
Still takes six months to land a job 💀
You have to always look at it from the perspective that what’s for him was meant for him no matter how long or short…Some don’t have any certain, minimal IT experience and it only took a month for them to find a job…What’s for you is for you at the end of the day (meaning it was carved out with your name on it)
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Hey Josh, are the remote jobs limited to countries they are hiring in or will it they hire any candidate world wide? I am from India and would want to know if any US companies will hire remote SOC analysts outside of US.
Thanks
If you have to ask this here, you’re in for a very rude awakening indeed
@@ultravioletiris6241 sorry that I didn't introduce myself first, I am already working in another field and I just joined a course for next gen soc analyst. That means I am still figuring out things in this job market and the more info I get the more I can enhance my learning pathway, so yeah I think I can ask questions on any platform until I know all the answers required while avoiding any rude awakening 🙂
Yes you can, a good friend of my does recruiting and hires people from India to work for american firms all the time remotely.
@@DerrickWeil hey Derrick, thank you for your response, I am currently taking real time training in Splunk (including xSOAR) and Crowdstrike EDR tools. Can you please let me know how can I reach him? Do you have his email address?
@syedmuddassir3764 I need to check with him first he is pretty high up in the company and normally handles high profile positions. But may be able to get you one of his subordinates info.
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I wish the course was affordable to other people from poor countries like Udemy. $500 course wow. Good content and channel.
His channel is for general audience, the $500 courses that creators put out are always for the upper end of customers.
Remote work will be a thing of the past soon for most. Way too saturated, and unless you're working for a company with confidential US information they'll offshore it when times get extremely rough. We are heading into a recession soon. Best of luck to those that continue on the remote path though.
Keep your head up. I’ve been hearing about a recession coming soon for the past 3 years. Remote work for IT and cyber remain strong and relevant in the area I’m in. Might as well continue to live your life do the best you can, and let what may come.