Josh do you think a person with no previous IT/cybersecurity knowledge or work history should attempt this course? Is this course sort of a means to bypassing a cybersecurity degree? Or do you think your course should be viewed as supplemental to a degree?
Currently hold an active Security+ and recently passed CASP+. I don't know what else to do. I keep applying but I keep getting denied. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks.
I'll be graduating from WGU in August hopefully.. I was tore between the Sales and the Cyber course but I'm definitely pro Cyber because Josh gave my wife and I the blueprint for WGU and it's only right to go back to the well!! Oh and I'm tired of Sales!! 😅
I think I may be convinced…instead of switching my Data Network Telecoms To Cloud Enginnering….I want to go into Cloud Security (preferably Azure Space)
While I think that the idea of the course it's great. I don't think this was a good example of how someone can get into the industry, I mean the guy literally said he already got an offer even before he took the course. Seems like it was just a matter of time. Hoping to see someone who wasn't getting offers or without a degree to get in to see the real potential of the course.
That’s actually a really solid point because the guy that got the 120k job was already doing tech for 10 years. Experience plays a huge factor. When you already have an idea of how things work in general when it comes to tech, learning something new doesn’t become as difficult vs when first starting. Plus, experience looks good on a résumé
Hey josh, will you ever do a video showing us what path you would take to be a cloud automation engineer, i think thats your current position, if you had to do it all over again.
@@JoshMadakorI pray there will be some sales sometime soon. I am already in cyber although not purely tech and don't mind paying for a similar course for cloud security.
Josh I would love to do a 10 minutes interview for youtube with you about your thoughts of the cybersecurity industry and your experience helping others! Let me know if you're down!!
Ok, I been watching so many of your vids, I'm at the point in my life where I do wanna get into tech and cybersecurity. My knowledge of I.T is minimal so it's basically a career change from food to tech. I'm open to taking your course, would I nee some level of understand of I.t first so like taking the google I.t certificate just to get ny mind in the loop before doing your course? Or is your course beginner friendly also?
@@FranklinLinniman again you're wrong. You can be an associate of isc2 if under 5yrs of experience. So yes you dont need 5yrs of experience to take the exam. You need 5yrs of experience to not be an associate
If you have experience in IT in some capacity and just want to get into Cyber, I recommend just taking the cyber course (you can email me at my channel email if you want a discount code!). But if you are brand new. I recommend jus trying to get into IT as soon as possible and start getting experience.
We done invested our lil bit of pennies with freaking course career than Josh done come out with course my BF actually interested in...what ahh freaking shame..😢 and not having best supporting equipment for azure I tell yah it will interrupt your completing some of the course work...
Hey Josh i need your help Between Soc analyst and cloud what do you recommend ? Time is eliminate with family and kids also background a network Linux and some code there are.
I noticed there hasn't been much activity on this channel as of late. Are you still actively updating this course and offering support? Thank you ahead of time for your response.
I remember hearing from other video that he does. If azure changes their portal than he will update the course etc. but I'm certain its current even till this day by any chance did you pull the trigger on the course? :)
Hi Josh , I'm going to embark my journey in cybersecurity and I'm in search of a laptop, so can u please suggest me some good options. I'm doing cybersecurity as my ug course and I have shortlisted the dell xps 15 9530 and the dell xps 17 9730 , what do you think of these laptops.
@@JoshMadakorHiiii Thanks for answering ummm well I figured out what’s wrong. I had to go to the community section of the course to access the discord group but the invite is expired so I can’t open it on the discord app
So I’ll be graduating with my masters in cybersecurity this August I currently hold a B.S In Information Technology and a B.S in software engineering I’m really interested in the cybersecurity field my only practical experience was an internship I had for 3 months as a help desk technician I just bought your course for cybersecurity would you recommend getting certifications?
Your story sounds a little similar to mines. I got my BS in computer science technology 20 years ago to get out of nursing, except for I stayed in nursing, so no experience for me either. I’m about to start a cybersecurity certification program in August at a University as opposed to a Masters program (already in a lot of student loan debt). Please give an update whether or not you were able to land a job after you finish. I hope it works out well for you.
This is totally un related josh hopefully u read this i saw your WGU bachelors degree video and i wanted to take the faster route taking the Computer science BS has only a couple certs will this still carry over well into cybersecurity? (Of course i would love to do cyber bs but its 15 certs! By the time im done one yr has passed)
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Josh do you think a person with no previous IT/cybersecurity knowledge or work history should attempt this course? Is this course sort of a means to bypassing a cybersecurity degree? Or do you think your course should be viewed as supplemental to a degree?
Currently hold an active Security+ and recently passed CASP+. I don't know what else to do. I keep applying but I keep getting denied. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks.
Spent many years doing cyber security... Might consider his course myself... Just as a refresher... Especially with the hands on labs.
Nice, what advice would you give to a newbie in cyber security? Im studying for my sec+ cert
That means a lot coming from a practitioner :)
I'll be graduating from WGU in August hopefully.. I was tore between the Sales and the Cyber course but I'm definitely pro Cyber because Josh gave my wife and I the blueprint for WGU and it's only right to go back to the well!! Oh and I'm tired of Sales!! 😅
I've been waiting for these
Thank you :D
I will buy this course soon. I've been stalking your vids for a while now.
Dang, Threat Detection Engineer! Dream role!! Awesome job!
Great course. I joined specifically because all the work Josh put in without pressuring people to buy. I bought it and it’s great 👍🏾
Damn that means a lot, thanks so much. Glad to have you T_T
Josh I can you’re truly thriving and enjoying the work you do. It’s contagious and shows in the quality you output. Thank you!💪🏽KEEP GOING!!!
Congrats on 100k subscribers Josh!
Congratulations on the 100k mark Josh
the joy is palpable!
Keep up the great job!
Congratulations on 100K ！
❤😊 Congratulations on 100k subscribers Josh! Woo hoo!!! 🎉🎉🎉
I think I may be convinced…instead of switching my Data Network Telecoms To Cloud Enginnering….I want to go into Cloud Security (preferably Azure Space)
While I think that the idea of the course it's great. I don't think this was a good example of how someone can get into the industry, I mean the guy literally said he already got an offer even before he took the course. Seems like it was just a matter of time. Hoping to see someone who wasn't getting offers or without a degree to get in to see the real potential of the course.
That’s actually a really solid point because the guy that got the 120k job was already doing tech for 10 years. Experience plays a huge factor. When you already have an idea of how things work in general when it comes to tech, learning something new doesn’t become as difficult vs when first starting. Plus, experience looks good on a résumé
I’m in the course you guys should be hearing stories like that soon I know of a few already.
Hey josh, will you ever do a video showing us what path you would take to be a cloud automation engineer, i think thats your current position, if you had to do it all over again.
Keep it at 500 please
We will forever, with Discounts here and there, hehe
@@JoshMadakorI pray there will be some sales sometime soon. I am already in cyber although not purely tech and don't mind paying for a similar course for cloud security.
Did Mike tell us about Boyd? Haha
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Josh I would love to do a 10 minutes interview for youtube with you about your thoughts of the cybersecurity industry and your experience helping others! Let me know if you're down!!
Hey Kevin, can you email me on the email address in my channel page? then link this comment? :>
@@JoshMadakor of course I emailed you and linking the comment! it would be an honor!
@@JoshMadakor @kevingardoki Josh's sultry voice would do so well on the podcast 💚
Ok, I been watching so many of your vids, I'm at the point in my life where I do wanna get into tech and cybersecurity. My knowledge of I.T is minimal so it's basically a career change from food to tech. I'm open to taking your course, would I nee some level of understand of I.t first so like taking the google I.t certificate just to get ny mind in the loop before doing your course? Or is your course beginner friendly also?
I’m a Sys Admin with a CISSP and can’t land cybersecurity job. Congratulations.
I call bs. you need 5 years cyber experience before you can even take the CISSP
@@innocentrage1not true. Stop passing wrong information
@@okegs4real You need 5 years of work experience in 2 of the 8 domains.
@@FranklinLinniman again you're wrong. You can be an associate of isc2 if under 5yrs of experience. So yes you dont need 5yrs of experience to take the exam. You need 5yrs of experience to not be an associate
I see you have a cybersecurity master class as well on leveldcareers.
Which one would you recommend for someone looking to get into cybersecurity?
If you have experience in IT in some capacity and just want to get into Cyber, I recommend just taking the cyber course (you can email me at my channel email if you want a discount code!). But if you are brand new. I recommend jus trying to get into IT as soon as possible and start getting experience.
We done invested our lil bit of pennies with freaking course career than Josh done come out with course my BF actually interested in...what ahh freaking shame..😢 and not having best supporting equipment for azure I tell yah it will interrupt your completing some of the course work...
It's great video. Are you familiar with blue team level 1? if so, how does your program compare to this program?
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Wow, I didn’t even know you could just give out money like that on TH-cam.
Thanks for this discussion, Josh. Do you have any plans to create a cloud security course?
I'd also like to know this
Hey Josh i need your help
Between Soc analyst and cloud what do you recommend ? Time is eliminate with family and kids also background a network Linux and some code there are.
Can you get into the course with no tech experience
Is there anyway to ask you a few questions before buying your course
I noticed there hasn't been much activity on this channel as of late. Are you still actively updating this course and offering support? Thank you ahead of time for your response.
I remember hearing from other video that he does. If azure changes their portal than he will update the course etc. but I'm certain its current even till this day by any chance did you pull the trigger on the course? :)
I did not but I noticed he has been posting a lot of new content on the channel. Planning on buying the course soon for sure.@@cvpherhack3r819
Hi Josh , I'm going to embark my journey in cybersecurity and I'm in search of a laptop, so can u please suggest me some good options. I'm doing cybersecurity as my ug course and I have shortlisted the dell xps 15 9530 and the dell xps 17 9730 , what do you think of these laptops.
Can the payments be broken down similar to Coursecareer?
I’m doing the course when do I get the link to access the discord server I don’t see it anywhere
Hello! It's the very first module at the course at the very top!
@@JoshMadakorHiiii Thanks for answering ummm well I figured out what’s wrong. I had to go to the community section of the course to access the discord group but the invite is expired so I can’t open it on the discord app
So I’ll be graduating with my masters in cybersecurity this August I currently hold a B.S In Information Technology and a B.S in software engineering I’m really interested in the cybersecurity field my only practical experience was an internship I had for 3 months as a help desk technician I just bought your course for cybersecurity would you recommend getting certifications?
Your story sounds a little similar to mines. I got my BS in computer science technology 20 years ago to get out of nursing, except for I stayed in nursing, so no experience for me either. I’m about to start a cybersecurity certification program in August at a University as opposed to a Masters program (already in a lot of student loan debt). Please give an update whether or not you were able to land a job after you finish. I hope it works out well for you.
@@tlbryant4077 I most definitely will
Hey Josh. Just finished the google cyber course, is your course a good next step?
Hi JoshMadakor would you advise a newbie to cybersecurity without any work experience or knowledge to complete this course?
Hi Josh If I study a Google course for cybersecurity, will I be ready to enter your course?
What are the OS requirements for this course? @JoshMadakor
This is totally un related josh hopefully u read this i saw your WGU bachelors degree video and i wanted to take the faster route taking the Computer science BS has only a couple certs will this still carry over well into cybersecurity? (Of course i would love to do cyber bs but its 15 certs! By the time im done one yr has passed)
Is it best to have some IT experience before joining the cybersecurity course?
a little knowledge in IT will do ^^ but, my cyber course is easy to follow and understand :)
@@JoshMadakor thanks
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It's not free the first 3 videos ends up being advertisements to paying $150+..!!! VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!! 🤨😕👎👎👎
Appreciate you Josh, keep up the good work