Thanks for the information. I'm interested in this but it sounds intimidating. My background is IT infrastructure delivery and solution, but i didn't really know much on cybersecurity since we have separated department on that so i don't have much exposure.. I'm in 50-50 whether to go for DevOps as there is huge surging demands recently here or I want to pursue in compliance, bcm or risk manager..
It does. Great video. GRC is really the backbone of the tech. Without it the tools/tech pretty much can’t be measured and targeted. Helps reduce waste and protect assets.
@@ericmadden186 You get a ton of cert at WGU too.. What area of the country are you located? Also, Get some knowledge in compliance, NIST 800-53, HIPAA, Ferpa, GxP pharma, FISMA too. But, 75k can be reasonable in the industry..
@@professorblackops-cybersec1168 I live in phoenix, az now but would be willing to relocate as long as the COL is similar. when you suggest getting knowledge, do you mean googles research etc. to become familiar on those topics? Or are there courses available?
@@ericmadden186 @Nicole Enesse - Explore Cybersecurity & IT is an excellent channel.. Google research, TH-cam channels, etc. Most people are not aware of those security compliances.. I will check on courses.. I do federal compliance for government departments.
A related podcast that might be of interest: th-cam.com/video/chjZ3Yzyxh4/w-d-xo.html What is GRC? 10:00 Why is GRC underrated? 14:35 Key success factors in breaking into GRC 23:10 Value of Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) cert 33:10
I click on Apply now button from your website and the page simply loads back to the same home page. Need help as i want to become a Cyber Security Auditor.
As always nicole awesome video. A suggestion is have for a video is if you can highlight examples of projects that we. Can use to show potential experience. I wanna start something remote entry level but dont know what kind of stuff I should work on
Hi Nicole! This was such an informative video, thank you so much! I have the opportunity to work as a GRC tech SAP consultant after I graduate uni. But I’ve heard great things about cybersecurity as well. Would you say GRC SAP has good career/exit opportunities? Do you have to stay in consulting?
Hi Nicole, great video! I work with GRC here in Brazil and want to find a remote job to work with US companies, do you think it is possible? Do you know anyone working like that? Regards
Hello Nicole, there is an Msc course for lawyers LLM in governance, risk management and compliance. Is this same with grc in cyber security and if it's a good msc course for a lawyer that might switch to tech/ cyber security in future
Hello Nicole, thanks for your videos, they're awesome. I've recently graduated - I studied Security Studies so basically social science. However, we did have a course on Cyber Security from the point of view of international relations and I've always been interested in the topic. That being said, I'd really like to get into the field but I'm not the most technical person (or maybe I haven't given it a proper try). Would you say that GRC could be the go-to branch of cybersecurity for me? And perhaps a starting point to get into the technical part? Thanks a lot for your reply. A.
What if you worked in legal and have a bachelors, would that be enough to get into compliance? I've been a paralegal for a couple years now but I have limited IT knowledge, could I still get a job in GRC?
very informative. just other day my colleague said that he thinks entry level cybersecurity jobs are 60k to 65k tops. what do you think? do you have any data on starting salaries? I told him normally I have seen peoples reporting close to 100k.
It really depends. Some people have reported 60k, others have reported 100K. There are so many factors!! Location, negotiation skills, company, skill set, education, etc. For instance, I was once offered a job for 70k and talked it up to 110k. There is a range, and unless you negotiate you will get the bottom of the range.
Hey I've been following you for alteast the last 6-10 months. I think you Should team up with Gerald Auger from Simply Cyber and collaborate with each other!
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@@nicoleenesse yes, as a developer, yes, it is. I think this concept is completely toxic and you disagreeing doesn't make it otherwise. The fact you don't even make a case kinda says a lot.
To work with me to start your career in cybersecurity & GRC, go to upskilltocyber.com
Compliance is *the* most non-technical pathway into cybersecurity. If you think you aren't "technical" this may be for you. Good vid!
I agree!
@@nicoleenesse I am interested in PCI DSS. Do u know any good courses I can take
Thanks for the information. I'm interested in this but it sounds intimidating. My background is IT infrastructure delivery and solution, but i didn't really know much on cybersecurity since we have separated department on that so i don't have much exposure..
I'm in 50-50 whether to go for DevOps as there is huge surging demands recently here or I want to pursue in compliance, bcm or risk manager..
@@brocliff2961I can't speak on the quality of the training, but I believe Qualys offers free training for PCI DSS.
It does. Great video. GRC is really the backbone of the tech. Without it the tools/tech pretty much can’t be measured and targeted. Helps reduce waste and protect assets.
It would be the wild Wild West without it
GRC is the underground cybersecurity path... Great information.. I been doing compliance for 10 yrs..
yeap
I’m in the cybersec bachelors program with WGU. Do you think it would be reasonable to expect to get a job in GRC of 75k+ after graduation?
@@ericmadden186 You get a ton of cert at WGU too.. What area of the country are you located? Also, Get some knowledge in compliance, NIST 800-53, HIPAA, Ferpa, GxP pharma, FISMA too. But, 75k can be reasonable in the industry..
@@professorblackops-cybersec1168 I live in phoenix, az now but would be willing to relocate as long as the COL is similar. when you suggest getting knowledge, do you mean googles research etc. to become familiar on those topics? Or are there courses available?
@@ericmadden186 @Nicole Enesse - Explore Cybersecurity & IT is an excellent channel.. Google research, TH-cam channels, etc. Most people are not aware of those security compliances.. I will check on courses.. I do federal compliance for government departments.
I am so glad I found your channel. Please don’t stop making them. Such valuable and interesting info and you’re great at it. Thank you!!
Thanks Mark!!
Wow I was just thinking about GRC while I was reading up on it on Reddit. Thank you for this video, definitely needed it!! 😊😊
Glad it was helpful! not an exciting topic but thought it would be useful
Thank you for making this, was just laid off from my job of nine years with the bank and I want to get into GRC in IT
Thanks for sharing. I have a background in IT and I'm looking to transition into GRC so this was helpful.
Glad it was helpful
Great video!!!! The breakdown of jobs was top notch
Tbh the best part of your videos is the list of all the different Job titles
great video as long as it's remote I'm game for it
A related podcast that might be of interest:
th-cam.com/video/chjZ3Yzyxh4/w-d-xo.html
What is GRC? 10:00
Why is GRC underrated? 14:35
Key success factors in breaking into GRC 23:10
Value of Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) cert 33:10
Hi Nicole, really interesting video. I am a very structured person so this is a good path for me.
I click on Apply now button from your website and the page simply loads back to the same home page. Need help as i want to become a Cyber Security Auditor.
As always nicole awesome video. A suggestion is have for a video is if you can highlight examples of projects that we. Can use to show potential experience. I wanna start something remote entry level but dont know what kind of stuff I should work on
This is a great idea. I will add to my template
Do you teach online classes ?
Hi Nicole! This was such an informative video, thank you so much! I have the opportunity to work as a GRC tech SAP consultant after I graduate uni. But I’ve heard great things about cybersecurity as well. Would you say GRC SAP has good career/exit opportunities? Do you have to stay in consulting?
Hi Nicole, when you said accountant. Do you have to know a lot about math?🤔
Thank you
Hi Nicole, great video!
I work with GRC here in Brazil and want to find a remote job to work with US companies, do you think it is possible? Do you know anyone working like that? Regards
Hello Nicole, there is an Msc course for lawyers LLM in governance, risk management and compliance. Is this same with grc in cyber security and if it's a good msc course for a lawyer that might switch to tech/ cyber security in future
Thanks your videos are awesome
Hello Nicole, thanks for your videos, they're awesome. I've recently graduated - I studied Security Studies so basically social science. However, we did have a course on Cyber Security from the point of view of international relations and I've always been interested in the topic. That being said, I'd really like to get into the field but I'm not the most technical person (or maybe I haven't given it a proper try). Would you say that GRC could be the go-to branch of cybersecurity for me? And perhaps a starting point to get into the technical part? Thanks a lot for your reply. A.
hi where I can learn core concepts of these patch management, System administrations or ITL . please let me know ....thank you
Thank you for this!!!! :)
You're so welcome!
Awesome content. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
If I have an associate degree in cyber security do I need certification for grc?
Thank you so much for this this is beautiful. I'm new to this and I was thinking some of the same things. Good to know I'm not going crazy.
You are so welcome
Do you have a video that talks about some of the most valuable security tools to learn to get into cyber security?
No, but I have added that to my list
@@nicoleenesse what do you think about splunk as a tool to learn?
@@ejay2075 Splunk is a great tool depending on what niche you are going into
This video is a Valuable asset.
Thanks
Thx u 🙏🏿
thanks for watching
Nice video. Very well explained
Glad it was helpful!
What if you worked in legal and have a bachelors, would that be enough to get into compliance? I've been a paralegal for a couple years now but I have limited IT knowledge, could I still get a job in GRC?
Hello any one on hear can give some advice on switching from a cpa to cyber security just don’t know where to start
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Thank you. I am a business analyst. What route, path and tutorial would you suggest I get into GRC? Thanks
I would look into Gerald Augers Course for a starting point. He is a GRC whiz
@@nicoleenesse I know him... would check. Thanks
@@nicoleenesse Awesome. I bought that course long time ago. I will go back to it.
very informative. just other day my colleague said that he thinks entry level cybersecurity jobs are 60k to 65k tops. what do you think? do you have any data on starting salaries? I told him normally I have seen peoples reporting close to 100k.
It really depends. Some people have reported 60k, others have reported 100K. There are so many factors!! Location, negotiation skills, company, skill set, education, etc. For instance, I was once offered a job for 70k and talked it up to 110k. There is a range, and unless you negotiate you will get the bottom of the range.
@@nicoleenesse Do you have a video how to negotiate and get the top range?
@@reyagaidatwork7376 No, a good book to read about the topic would be Never Split the Difference
@@nicoleenesse Thank you, appreciate your suggestion. I will definitely check it out
Good 👍
Can I get a GRC job with a non tech background?
So these jobs sound more like 1099, I'm I wrong? I'm interested in W2 jobs and will they train once hired? Thx
I've never worked a 1099 job. Most are W2
Hey I've been following you for alteast the last 6-10 months. I think you Should team up with Gerald Auger from Simply Cyber and collaborate with each other!
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7:32 the job need to be at least $175k/yr lol that’s the whole department
Lol right
I need an entry lvl so they can train me 😢😢😢😂
"As a tech worker you're just supporting other people who do the real work that produces money" is such a condescending concept.
No, not condescending
@@nicoleenesse yes, as a developer, yes, it is. I think this concept is completely toxic and you disagreeing doesn't make it otherwise. The fact you don't even make a case kinda says a lot.
@@user-sw1wq8lh2w Condescending or not, it is reality.
You’re sensitive about your art that’s fine but don’t project on to people. A fact is a fact