You can keep discussing all the topics related to Cyber Security.... We are going to keep watching it... The most informative discussion series ever....
@@davidbombal literally just found your channel and absolutely LOVE the discussions with you two! I just started to get into web development and programming, not to be a hacker or security, but to build programs and games and apps and such. HOWEVER, I was a career Infantryman in the Army and fully understand just how critical security is going to be. I am learning about red/blue team operations so that I can be a better developer, and help my client's blue teams have a better product.
Menu: Are we in a cybersecurity war? 0:00 Do corporate companies need to care? 0:30 State sponsored hackers: 1:23 Hacker goals: 2:20 Hacking example 3:05 Intelligence. Learn from the military: 3:55 Does cyberware apply to the corporate world? 5:00 OODA: 6:03 Recommended book: 7:15 Relation between blue and red teams: 8:00 10 to 1 jobs: 9:44 How to get into cybersecurity: 11:34 Red and blue need to learn both: 13:15 ================ Connect with me: ================ Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal TH-cam: th-cam.com/users/davidbombal ================ Links: ================ eLearn Security: elearnsecurity.com OSCP: www.offensive-security.com/courses-and-certifications/ INE: bit.ly/inetraining 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/ Did I miss something? Please comment. Book mentioned: www.recordedfuture.com/threat-intelligence-handbook-second-edition/ ================ Connect with Neal: ================ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nealbridges/ Twitter: twitter.com/ITJunkie Twitch: www.twitch.tv/cyber_insecurity ================ Support me: ================ DavidBombal.com: CCNA ($10): bit.ly/yt999ccna Udemy CCNA Course: bit.ly/ccnafor10dollars GNS3 CCNA Course: CCNA ($10): bit.ly/gns3ccna10 ====================== Special Offers: ====================== Boson software: 15% discount Link: bit.ly/boson15 Code: DBAF15P Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
These are incredibly useful sessions, please continue to make more of these as they provide the true and real insight into the cyber security industry. Absolutely love the passion of both of you guys, Neal is amazing with his knowledge, energy and career guidance. I reckon David your channel is probably the only one which is producing the much needed quality content, these talks are better than all my university sessions honestly.
@David Bombal I'm a disabled combat vet, and your channel has given me hope and inspiration to get involved with the things that shaped who I am today, and to help the world in ways that I know are indirect but wholly necessary. I love your material, and I'm finding purpose again.
I definitely agree that SOC analyst is the best entry-level job to aim for if you want to get your foot in the door. From there, if you can do a little scripting, you will stand out right away and can move you way into a Security Engineer role and eventually a Security Architect role. There are also analysts who never grow and are destined to be nothing but screen-watchers.
i know i may sound like gyani baba but bro trust me u have time and everything yes everything is available on internet try tor most thing are free U JUST NEET SPARK OF MOTIVATION EVERYTHING WILL FLY😇
I read the SolarWinds technical report and it blew me away. Even though i didn't understand all aspects of it, and only understood it on a base level i understood how it propagated the malware by being sent out through an update from SolarWinds. Then later the malware after staying silent, it was able to start creating malicious .dll's(encased in a beacon iirc) on the machines it compromised. And the crazy part is that *each* compromised machine had .dlls with conpletely *unique values.* All completely unique from each other. IOW each infected machine was infected by a totally unique infection.. so you couldn't just figure out one machine's malware and apply it to every one, you had to search it out on each machine. I'm not even explaining all the levels of it, but it was a fucking insane attack.
The more I listen to you and Neal the more it sounds like cybersecurity/cyberwar is so similar to what we used to call electronic combat. The tech has changed, we used radio, telephone, radar, etc., but the techniques and objectives are nearly the same. Please keep up the great work, I am learning a lot listening to you and Neal.
I absolutely love this video, this really cleared all my doubts and painted a clearer picture for me. Thank you, Sir. And please keep doing more I really love the synergy between Mr David and Mr Neal
I love these videos. I wish I had Neal as a mentor when I first started to learn security... Had to learn everything myself but at a slower pace. I'm okay now but having someone teach you and mentor you I think the learning process would be much easier and quicker on picking up stuff. Guess I will continue to watch videos and learn ... Keep up the great work!!!
Since I was young scene enthusiast, I remember a article in 2600 back in 1999, that mentioned we were at virtual Ww3 already. Working in IT since then, I'm acutely aware of how precious our infrastructure is and how important it is.
You guys addressed many misconceptions people might have. I did not even know these questions and misconceptions existed though. I feel like it shows how little people know about Sec. and it’s a bit terrifying.
Completely agree with Neal’s point on red/blue teams knowing each other’s space - just like Ops & Engineering roles - the best performers know/have experience in both areas. Ps: Loving the new intro 🔥
-Great content teachers David and Neal .... !!! -One of the doubts that I always put here and put on the Discord server was what we as a Civil Network Engineer working in Civil (even Milk companies are target as Neal say) or Government Companies have to study in order to have some security against Cyber Wars players ...? -In the past few years we have had at least two actions by the Israeli military personnel from Unit 8200: -One using CLP Scada protocol to sabotage Iran's nuclear research with worn Stuxnet which is one of the most ingenious I have ever seen and at least another discovering the geolocation of Islamic terrorists to generate targets for a base missile attack. from them. -For that we had the Solarwinds that I read at the time the suspects were the Russian Hackers of the GRU that are on the list of the FBI and Interpol but as they are financed and protected by the Russian government. - Other than that, we have the American NSA that Neal knows in depth and the Ciber War personnel of the American armed forces. -I in Brazil I met the network security personnel of the Air Force and I know that the ABIN that is the secret service here has a staff of Ciber War as well as every large country must have a staff like that, apart from the staff of Ciber Guerilha who is not directly supported financially by some government. -The question that always remains is how does a Civil Engineer have to prepare to protect the company that works from this type of opponent extremely well trained and with a lot of support even from governments ...? -Thanks for the knowledge teachers Neal and David .... !!!
SOC analyst is the easiest cybersec role to get into? Well I'm screwed. Even after finishing my bachelors in computer science and doing an 800 hour boot camp it's impossible to get a stable job. I graduated at the end of 2019 and didn't find my first job till August 2020. It was a terribly paid triage analyst role at a mid-sized MSSP, which I got laid off from at the start of the year. Even though it only paid $1500 a month it's still better than the diddly I'm making now while looking for work again and watching the bills pile up. In the boot camp we had an ex-West Point instructor who taught us the OODA loop and warned us that state actors are more of a worry than most people realize. It's neat to hear others teaching and warning about the same things. For his class we went over the Ukrainian power grid attack and then had to develop alternate scenarios for the Stuxnet attack on Iran's nuclear program for the final. Overall in the boot camp I enjoyed the blue team aspect of things more than pen testing or red teaming. It's good to hear that that's more in demand. I loved taking apart malware, learning about no-op sleds, digging through logs, etc.
Neal and David I so look forward to your unique perspective. You are about the only voice that is clearly saying this is not the single work of one nation-state. It just appears that everyone is going in one direction which is so immature when really trying to understand the global landscape of where these nations are. Neal, LOVE the Synack shirt I have one myself :). Gentlemen please keep up with this mature explanation in the hopes others might come around to not blinding themselves to a simple finger pointing mentality.
Any tips on trying to find an Internship in cybersecurity... I've been trying for the past month and either can't find anything I am qualified for or never hear anything back.
I like Neal's soapboxes. Its not like "look who am i and what i proved!" its more like "hey, the things works like that. i know it because i was part of that things". Amazing content :)
I prefer to call it information warfare, because while it is 99% involved with attacking and defending cybersecurity, its also a lot more than that. Its a war of propaganda, of personal information, of product selling, idea selling, and its happening on all fronts. Average people and their information are just pawns in a game larger than any one man, nation, or ideal.
I agree with Neal, if you are part of the Blue/Red team you need to understand how your adversary thinks/acts so basic knowledge about both sides are really important. Trainings, Certifications and Self-Study is critical to become a Holistic Cybersecurity Professional
About Neal's baby milk story, my aunt owns the biggest pharmacy here in Portugal and she says that the biggest consumers of the powder milk that she sells are chinese... Great video as always! Cheers! :D
I hope you've read sandworm, and perfect weapon. Unfortunate takeaway is that often government leaves private companies 1on1 with APTs. Google how much Maersk lost. And what did government do about it?
Another great video! Thanks a lot for it! It helps people like me to get a better decision when comes to getting into the industry. I was looking forward to a graduate scheme program as a red teamer but instead might end up in a blue team one and after a while eventually swap. Looks like first, it will be easier to get into the scheme as there will be more positions, and second, will get used to defending before attacking, which would be a big plus I guess. Keep the series going, stay safe and take care! Best regards!
Tell me pls. One of my best friends told me all the time - Pentesting got no future. He stay on AWS automation and he believe - Penetration automation will kill Offensive Security. I just planning do OSCP, and not sure i get proper course in this case, if looking in future... ( next 20 years )
I want to get into Cyber especially for the feds maybe but I'm concerned about getting a clearance. What are some smaller things people might get disqualified for? Is there a way to like dry run the process to see if I would ever be seriously considered for a clearance?
Amazing interview David, for the next topic, should take about on how to make a pathway in Cybersecurity or in this case a pathway to get this kind of cyberwar jobs... anyway thank you David for this :)
It is even in the mainstream news; India's economic Capital- Mumbai, had a power outrage which was found to be a result of China's cyber attack! It took place during the border clash back in September! They wanted to send a message to India that if they push their border interests too much, China will engage with India in other dimensions of warfare! Basically an escalation threat! Even India did it to Pakistan back in 2019 when a state sponsored terrorist group from Pakistan killed 40 Indian soldiers in a Daesh type suicide attack! Indian hackers hacked Pakistani govt and public assets rigorously! They even hack a national TV channel and openly displayed Indian flag on the screen with the message highlighted; "we won't forgive Pakistan for Pulwama terrorist attack"! (Ngl, this did seem bad ass!)
thanks a lot , Please would you have a video about how to get in to tier 1 SOC analyst job! what kinda skill does it need and how many years does it need for experience ? as I understand from your great videos its the first and entry level to be in cyber career path! thanks .
Happy to see Neil and you together making a video again sir bombal. I started watching you as soon as i started hacking, and will always support you. Amazing video!! Ill start watching!
@@davidbombal No need sir bombal, you've helped me alot in my journey!! all the free courses as a gift for your fans is so kind of you! You deserve all the support!
Thank you so mouch. But I have a question to you. I want to learn this. I have hacked my own wifi throgh your way with linux. But I can not get into the manage router. Only knowing the wifi passkey is not enough to get into the router management. Will you please make a separate video about this ? I really wanna learn this. I want to do this with my network ethically.
I hear a lot about jobs not being filled in the tech industry. I find that hard to believe. I received my masters degree in Cyber Security in 2018. I have you to get my foot in the door in the world of cyber security due to no cyber security working experience
@James Woolley So what am i to do? I am not a foreigner. I am a person born in the USA with a cyber security degree and cannot get in the cyber security field. Plus i am not a young person. I really hate to ring age and color into this, but, is that playing a role also?
Great Video! I watch all your videos. Love, Neal's info. So, I have been working on the INE course. Is there a path that you recommend for Blue Team training? Thank you, so much. These videos have helped me so much.
this is a very interesting subject, but I have a question for you David (and for those who'll read the comments): is there/will there be a job market for those interested in cybersecurity from a policy perspective?
My self and a friend want to get qualified in cyber security and ethical hacking. Where do we start. Wat quals do we need. What training courses should we be looking at.
Question I’m 58 working in telecommunications I’m about 2 months away from my CCNP encore. But really have a desire for cyber security. Before I spend $400 us on exam and 2 months cramming because of my age should I move over take INE cyber course take eJPT exam. Or stay encor and automation
The culture in those other countries is more geared towards promoting hackers in the interest of the nation state. Here we seem to be so behind in encouraging our citizens to become interested in technology. If we could sell the romance of being a tech professional, as sexy as it is to become a professional athlete, that would definitely change some things.
Is there away to make a autorun usb drive to run with out enabling administrator like it does when you plug in your usb drive for your cordless keyboard and mouse. Is that even possible.... your the best technician hacker on TH-cam... I've liked and subscribe/share. Please help.
You can keep discussing all the topics related to Cyber Security....
We are going to keep watching it...
The most informative discussion series ever....
Thank you so much Anuj!
@@davidbombal literally just found your channel and absolutely LOVE the discussions with you two! I just started to get into web development and programming, not to be a hacker or security, but to build programs and games and apps and such. HOWEVER, I was a career Infantryman in the Army and fully understand just how critical security is going to be. I am learning about red/blue team operations so that I can be a better developer, and help my client's blue teams have a better product.
Who else Also loves The Talks Between both of them??
Thank you! Really happy to hear that!
@@davidbombal pleasure❤️😍😍
Fact from a cyber perspective they do a great job of covering 0 to 80 real quick. They are always trying to help give people conference to learn.
Count me in 😊
Menu:
Are we in a cybersecurity war? 0:00
Do corporate companies need to care? 0:30
State sponsored hackers: 1:23
Hacker goals: 2:20
Hacking example 3:05
Intelligence. Learn from the military: 3:55
Does cyberware apply to the corporate world? 5:00
OODA: 6:03
Recommended book: 7:15
Relation between blue and red teams: 8:00
10 to 1 jobs: 9:44
How to get into cybersecurity: 11:34
Red and blue need to learn both: 13:15
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Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co
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TH-cam: th-cam.com/users/davidbombal
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eLearn Security: elearnsecurity.com
OSCP: www.offensive-security.com/courses-and-certifications/
INE: bit.ly/inetraining
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/
Did I miss something? Please comment.
Book mentioned: www.recordedfuture.com/threat-intelligence-handbook-second-edition/
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LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nealbridges/
Twitter: twitter.com/ITJunkie
Twitch: www.twitch.tv/cyber_insecurity
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Udemy CCNA Course: bit.ly/ccnafor10dollars
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These are incredibly useful sessions, please continue to make more of these as they provide the true and real insight into the cyber security industry. Absolutely love the passion of both of you guys, Neal is amazing with his knowledge, energy and career guidance. I reckon David your channel is probably the only one which is producing the much needed quality content, these talks are better than all my university sessions honestly.
@David Bombal
I'm a disabled combat vet, and your channel has given me hope and inspiration to get involved with the things that shaped who I am today, and to help the world in ways that I know are indirect but wholly necessary. I love your material, and I'm finding purpose again.
Awesome to hear that!
I definitely agree that SOC analyst is the best entry-level job to aim for if you want to get your foot in the door. From there, if you can do a little scripting, you will stand out right away and can move you way into a Security Engineer role and eventually a Security Architect role. There are also analysts who never grow and are destined to be nothing but screen-watchers.
At this point we really need a dedicated video to Linkedin.
Not sure I understand? A course on LinkedIn? Or how to use LinkedIn?
@@davidbombal if I remember correctly, some videos back, you mentioned that you will do a LinkedIn video. What kind of video, I don't know.
@@davidbombal I think he means a video about how to benefit from linkedin and make connections and find jobs and all of that using linkedin
It is recorded and is being edited at the moment 😀
What a great news! Thank you so much David.
CYBERSECURITY CONSULTANTING IS EXTREMELY IN DEMAND FIRST STEP TO SELF EMPLOYMENT
When ever I try to start a proper cyber security course I always end up failing either because of lack of resourse or lack of time....:(
Same.
i know i may sound like gyani baba but bro trust me u have time and everything yes everything is available on internet try tor most thing are free U JUST NEET SPARK OF MOTIVATION EVERYTHING WILL FLY😇
stick with it you'll get there
I really enjoy these interviews. Especially since my work schedule makes it near impossible to catch Neil's stream live.
Glad that you are enjoying the videos :)
Love the talks between you guys!
I read the SolarWinds technical report and it blew me away. Even though i didn't understand all aspects of it, and only understood it on a base level i understood how it propagated the malware by being sent out through an update from SolarWinds. Then later the malware after staying silent, it was able to start creating malicious .dll's(encased in a beacon iirc) on the machines it compromised.
And the crazy part is that *each* compromised machine had .dlls with conpletely *unique values.* All completely unique from each other. IOW each infected machine was infected by a totally unique infection.. so you couldn't just figure out one machine's malware and apply it to every one, you had to search it out on each machine. I'm not even explaining all the levels of it, but it was a fucking insane attack.
Really enjoying these conversations, thanks to you and Neal!
So glad I found this channel. Between these interviews and the Udemy courses, I can't get over how advantageous these channels of education are!
Thank you, Alex!
The more I listen to you and Neal the more it sounds like cybersecurity/cyberwar is so similar to what we used to call electronic combat. The tech has changed, we used radio, telephone, radar, etc., but the techniques and objectives are nearly the same.
Please keep up the great work, I am learning a lot listening to you and Neal.
Thank you Richard. There's nothing new under the sun - right? :)
@@davidbombal True. But this is similar enough to make me think I should get into Cyber Security.
I love this cyber security Series ♥️♥️♥️
Really happy to hear that Ujitha!
I absolutely love this video, this really cleared all my doubts and painted a clearer picture for me. Thank you, Sir. And please keep doing more I really love the synergy between Mr David and Mr Neal
I love these videos. I wish I had Neal as a mentor when I first started to learn security... Had to learn everything myself but at a slower pace. I'm okay now but having someone teach you and mentor you I think the learning process would be much easier and quicker on picking up stuff. Guess I will continue to watch videos and learn ... Keep up the great work!!!
Damn. I love the new Intro. Its god damn awesome.
Since I was young scene enthusiast, I remember a article in 2600 back in 1999, that mentioned we were at virtual Ww3 already. Working in IT since then, I'm acutely aware of how precious our infrastructure is and how important it is.
I really enjoyed the conversation. looking forward to the continuation.
Thank you!
You guys addressed many misconceptions people might have. I did not even know these questions and misconceptions existed though. I feel like it shows how little people know about Sec. and it’s a bit terrifying.
When will you interview him blue team (defensive) part
How to start
The resources
Books for blue team
Certification
It's crazy cyber series thank u David sir lots of info for us
Completely agree with Neal’s point on red/blue teams knowing each other’s space - just like Ops & Engineering roles - the best performers know/have experience in both areas.
Ps: Loving the new intro 🔥
Hi Debbie, are you running SS group for the Real Estate?
Thank you Debbie!
@@sjishahpossibly :) but not sure what you mean by SS?
@@cyberc0l0mbiana CS, my autocorrect issue, CS(Cyber Security)
@@sjishah I do! What a small world :)
Thank you so much David for these amazing videos.
You and Neal are doing great.
Thank you! So happy to hear that you enjoy my content :)
@@davidbombal Pleasure! ☺️
Really enjoying this series, thanks!
Happy to hear that Alex!
Finally Neal again ! Love your videos guys thanks!
You want more videos with Neal?
That explains my flashbacks of loading windows 3.1 one floppy disk at a time and getting near the end when it fails
Appreciated your work and great feed back of your knowledge. Love you sir
Thank you! Much appreciated!
-Great content teachers David and Neal .... !!!
-One of the doubts that I always put here and put on the Discord server was what we as a Civil Network Engineer working in Civil (even Milk companies are target as Neal say) or Government Companies have to study in order to have some security against Cyber Wars players ...?
-In the past few years we have had at least two actions by the Israeli military personnel from Unit 8200:
-One using CLP Scada protocol to sabotage Iran's nuclear research with worn Stuxnet which is one of the most ingenious I have ever seen and at least another discovering the geolocation of Islamic terrorists to generate targets for a base missile attack. from them.
-For that we had the Solarwinds that I read at the time the suspects were the Russian Hackers of the GRU that are on the list of the FBI and Interpol but as they are financed and protected by the Russian government.
- Other than that, we have the American NSA that Neal knows in depth and the Ciber War personnel of the American armed forces.
-I in Brazil I met the network security personnel of the Air Force and I know that the ABIN that is the secret service here has a staff of Ciber War as well as every large country must have a staff like that, apart from the staff of Ciber Guerilha who is not directly supported financially by some government.
-The question that always remains is how does a Civil Engineer have to prepare to protect the company that works from this type of opponent extremely well trained and with a lot of support even from governments ...?
-Thanks for the knowledge teachers Neal and David .... !!!
really like the videos between Neal and David, they always have good information to share on how to get into cybersecurity.
I love following these podcasts.
Love you David and Neil.
From Nairobi, Kenya.
Thank you Dennis! Welcome Kenya!
SOC analyst is the easiest cybersec role to get into? Well I'm screwed.
Even after finishing my bachelors in computer science and doing an 800 hour boot camp it's impossible to get a stable job. I graduated at the end of 2019 and didn't find my first job till August 2020. It was a terribly paid triage analyst role at a mid-sized MSSP, which I got laid off from at the start of the year. Even though it only paid $1500 a month it's still better than the diddly I'm making now while looking for work again and watching the bills pile up.
In the boot camp we had an ex-West Point instructor who taught us the OODA loop and warned us that state actors are more of a worry than most people realize. It's neat to hear others teaching and warning about the same things.
For his class we went over the Ukrainian power grid attack and then had to develop alternate scenarios for the Stuxnet attack on Iran's nuclear program for the final. Overall in the boot camp I enjoyed the blue team aspect of things more than pen testing or red teaming. It's good to hear that that's more in demand. I loved taking apart malware, learning about no-op sleds, digging through logs, etc.
Neal and David I so look forward to your unique perspective. You are about the only voice that is clearly saying this is not the single work of one nation-state. It just appears that everyone is going in one direction which is so immature when really trying to understand the global landscape of where these nations are. Neal, LOVE the Synack shirt I have one myself :). Gentlemen please keep up with this mature explanation in the hopes others might come around to not blinding themselves to a simple finger pointing mentality.
This channel is pure gold. Congratulations.
Thank you!
Any tips on trying to find an Internship in cybersecurity... I've been trying for the past month and either can't find anything I am qualified for or never hear anything back.
I like Neal's soapboxes. Its not like "look who am i and what i proved!" its more like "hey, the things works like that. i know it because i was part of that things". Amazing content :)
I prefer to call it information warfare, because while it is 99% involved with attacking and defending cybersecurity, its also a lot more than that. Its a war of propaganda, of personal information, of product selling, idea selling, and its happening on all fronts. Average people and their information are just pawns in a game larger than any one man, nation, or ideal.
I can't stop staring at how he never took the warning label off of his PC case 😖
😂😂
I can’t stop staring at the goofy yellow Gunnar glasses. Otherwise good talk
I agree with Neal, if you are part of the Blue/Red team you need to understand how your adversary thinks/acts so basic knowledge about both sides are really important. Trainings, Certifications and Self-Study is critical to become a Holistic Cybersecurity Professional
at no point in time was i ever under the impression we weren't in a war.
About Neal's baby milk story, my aunt owns the biggest pharmacy here in Portugal and she says that the biggest consumers of the powder milk that she sells are chinese...
Great video as always!
Cheers! :D
Thank you! And thank you for sharing :)
Man distraction is everywhere..
yesterday when I wanted to know more about WAP I googled it..and this SEO gives me WAP song by Cardi B 🤷🤦
Thanks! I learned a lot from this.
Best you tube canal whit sybersecurity and network generally topics. My respect David, your videos help me a lot.
It is true. Sir great conversation. Love you david sir
I hope you've read sandworm, and perfect weapon.
Unfortunate takeaway is that often government leaves private companies 1on1 with APTs. Google how much Maersk lost. And what did government do about it?
Another great video! Thanks a lot for it! It helps people like me to get a better decision when comes to getting into the industry. I was looking forward to a graduate scheme program as a red teamer but instead might end up in a blue team one and after a while eventually swap. Looks like first, it will be easier to get into the scheme as there will be more positions, and second, will get used to defending before attacking, which would be a big plus I guess. Keep the series going, stay safe and take care! Best regards!
Thank you and all the best Rado!
Thank you! Looking towards the next video :)
Tell me pls. One of my best friends told me all the time - Pentesting got no future. He stay on AWS automation and he believe - Penetration automation will kill Offensive Security. I just planning do OSCP, and not sure i get proper course in this case, if looking in future... ( next 20 years )
I want to get into Cyber especially for the feds maybe but I'm concerned about getting a clearance. What are some smaller things people might get disqualified for?
Is there a way to like dry run the process to see if I would ever be seriously considered for a clearance?
Amazing interview David, for the next topic, should take about on how to make a pathway in Cybersecurity or in this case a pathway to get this kind of cyberwar jobs... anyway thank you David for this :)
Coming soon :)
Love your content Mr. David Bombal❤
Keep it up, full support from Africa here.
Thank you! Welcome Africa 😀
Nice video bro 👍👍 , super information 😀😀
Thank you! Happy to hear that 😀
These discussions are informative and give me that little nudge of motivation.
Really happy to hear that Marcel
you guys are always 100 steps ahead!!
Thank you 😀
Thanks sir and nice intro❤️❤️
Thank you!
It is even in the mainstream news; India's economic Capital- Mumbai, had a power outrage which was found to be a result of China's cyber attack!
It took place during the border clash back in September!
They wanted to send a message to India that if they push their border interests too much, China will engage with India in other dimensions of warfare!
Basically an escalation threat!
Even India did it to Pakistan back in 2019 when a state sponsored terrorist group from Pakistan killed 40 Indian soldiers in a Daesh type suicide attack!
Indian hackers hacked Pakistani govt and public assets rigorously!
They even hack a national TV channel and openly displayed Indian flag on the screen with the message highlighted; "we won't forgive Pakistan for Pulwama terrorist attack"!
(Ngl, this did seem bad ass!)
Great info, thank you!
my god im loving this content from both of you, sexy topics from interesting and experienced people. Keep it going.
Happy to hear that :)
I legit would want to start learning about Cyber security but I do not know where to start at all!
Great Video Sir .....
Thank you for watching!
Fantastic stuff up here.. I love it!
Glad you like it!
Thanks David and Neil for this topic 👍👍👍
You're welcome!
Hi David, would you make a video on the tools or how to make a home lab for blue team/soc analyst related jobs?
Thank you.
Love the pulp fiction painting
thanks a lot , Please would you have a video about how to get in to tier 1 SOC analyst job! what kinda skill does it need and how many years does it need for experience ? as I understand from your great videos its the first and entry level to be in cyber career path! thanks .
Great stuff David!
Thank you, Gonzalo!
Excellent content! Cyber threat intelligence is vital to protecting networks across the spectrum!
So happy to hear that you enjoy my content :)
Love your content
Thank you Shahab!
Happy to see Neil and you together making a video again sir bombal.
I started watching you as soon as i started hacking, and will always support you. Amazing video!! Ill start watching!
Thank you so much Nawid!
@@davidbombal No need sir bombal, you've helped me alot in my journey!! all the free courses as a gift for your fans is so kind of you! You deserve all the support!
thanks so much
You're welcome Adel!
Nice 👍🏽 information ℹ️
Interesting narratives
thanxx sir it really helps me to be in motivated
Welcome!
Thank you so mouch. But I have a question to you. I want to learn this. I have hacked my own wifi throgh your way with linux. But I can not get into the manage router. Only knowing the wifi passkey is not enough to get into the router management. Will you please make a separate video about this ? I really wanna learn this. I want to do this with my network ethically.
China : ctrl x + ctrl v
Lets do this! Awesome content thanks!
Nice video Mr.David You are The Best Keep Going ! ❤💚💜💖🌌🔥🔥👏👏🍬🍬💕✅🤗
I hear a lot about jobs not being filled in the tech industry. I find that hard to believe. I received my masters degree in Cyber Security in 2018. I have you to get my foot in the door in the world of cyber security due to no cyber security working experience
@James Woolley So what am i to do? I am not a foreigner. I am a person born in the USA with a cyber security degree and cannot get in the cyber security field. Plus i am not a young person. I really hate to ring age and color into this, but, is that playing a role also?
I've been working in getting a blue team role for over a year. I'm hoping that's mainly because of COVID.
Thank your for this nice stream again.
Thanks Wim!
Do you think it is likely cyber defence jobs will be automated? If so, when?
Strange I couldn't find that exact book online to buy it. anyone have a link to it? Thanks.
Are those special glasses for computer work? Those with the yellow tint
Huge fan sir
Great stuff - David
Thank you!
Great Video! I watch all your videos. Love, Neal's info.
So, I have been working on the INE course. Is there a path that you recommend for Blue Team training? Thank you, so much. These videos have helped me so much.
i really love this kind of video.
Really happy to hear that!
Love from India🇮🇳
Welcome India! 🇮🇳
Amazing sir
this is a very interesting subject, but I have a question for you David (and for those who'll read the comments): is there/will there be a job market for those interested in cybersecurity from a policy perspective?
dope intro..... loved it...
Thank you!
My self and a friend want to get qualified in cyber security and ethical hacking. Where do we start. Wat quals do we need. What training courses should we be looking at.
Oooh this looks interesting
Do blue teams mostly work on security implementation, operations, etc and red team mostly run pen tests?
Question I’m 58 working in telecommunications I’m about 2 months away from my CCNP encore. But really have a desire for cyber security. Before I spend $400 us on exam and 2 months cramming because of my age should I move over take INE cyber course take eJPT exam. Or stay encor and automation
Do private organisations attack governments?
I'm sure that happens all the time :)
The culture in those other countries is more geared towards promoting hackers in the interest of the nation state. Here we seem to be so behind in encouraging our citizens to become interested in technology. If we could sell the romance of being a tech professional, as sexy as it is to become a professional athlete, that would definitely change some things.
Is there away to make a autorun usb drive to run with out enabling administrator like it does when you plug in your usb drive for your cordless keyboard and mouse. Is that even possible.... your the best technician hacker on TH-cam... I've liked and subscribe/share. Please help.