CyberSecurity vs Networking | CCNA vs Network+
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In this snippet @CYBERINSIGHT and I discuss the biggest difference between networking and cybersecurity #networking #cybersecurity #ccna
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8 minutes and you didn't answer the question
I think he kind of did..they said it’s best to a good solid understanding and foundation in networking to understand the field of cybersecurity
Get both network plus is the foundation. Also I believe it help or gives you security clearances for some jobs. Ccna is vendor specific that builds on the network + foundation
Literally answered it within the first 2 minutes lol
Im graduating with a IT degree in December. I dont mind working in networking or cyber security. What job would you start at? Network Technician?
Thank you for this informative video!!! I am a student currently getting my bachelors in Networking/Security Engineering. I wanted to get my Masters in Cybersecurity and was wondering if this mix of Networking and Cybersecurity would be a good fit. Any advice or suggestions(I guess it the same-thing) would be greatly appreciated! Again, thanks for the Great Video!!!
Check out the guys channel who was in this video with me. He has more experience with networking than I do
Hey friend did you get info about it?
CCNA or Cybersecurity, which is the most profitable way to go in 2022? What is the fastest to learn??
Ccna is a certification
Cybersecurity is Career path
@@TechTualChatter haha exactly. Ccna vs cybersecurity lol wtf is that. Maybe he meant to say Ccna vs security+
@@TechTualChatter I think he meant Networking Admin vs Cyber security. Which do you think is the most profitable? Which is fastest to learn?
Do you have to talk to customers more in cyber or in networking ?
Depends on your role and. If it’s customer facing
I want to break into cybersecurity. How does this resume sound for entry level (security analyst): AAS-Cybersecurity, CCNA, Lin+, Sec+
Doesn’t tell me anything besides you can pass test
@@TechTualChatter so I wouldn’t get a job in tech with that resume?
@@TechTualChatter I couldn’t land a 60k a year entry level security analyst job with that resume?
@@CyberSphereChannel the certs aren’t important
Skills to do the job are what’s important
I'm a network Engineer abd looking to switch to cybersecurity. How can i switch
Do you feel like the Network+ better prepared you or helped you break into Cybersecurity?
I don’t have network +
Security+ will help you out
@@Stoneface_im 19 trying get my first cerc should i just get my security + first?
@@quaadre153 i got both net+ and sec+
@@TechTualChatter @5:15
you two talk a lot but tell nothing.
exactly. entry levels be like