I’m from a third world country and it takes a lot of work to save $19, but I’m still trynna get that done and have a good career. I love your platform so much and I believe it will definitely make me a better SOC analyst compared to mediocre bootcamps.
Thank you that means a lot! And you can follow along with all the uploaded classes beyond this for free in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLarzZ7tJk-lF1l2PpqwPJcVAlYkLl6nLh.html As long as you can follow along and emulate what you can in the home lab, you'll be getting closer to your goals. We are also always around in our Discord for general support and conversation at no cost! So is our community of Analysts that are helpful and motivating. Also, stay connected on our Discord and socials. We do have giveaways and scholarships at times for those that can't afford the $19 or more! 💪
This was super helpful and high quality info. I always had trouble understanding the kernel and relationship to the operating system but this made it stick. Going to binge through this entire series. You have my sub.
Yep! Really impressed with the developments along ARM architecture. M4s are seriously impressive at this point. We get more and more technical as the classes go on, and discuss chipset and architecture later making sure to not overwhelm students on Day 1.
Will also add that we also observed better battery performance prior to the M series as well mind you from a mix of software/hardware optimization. We touch base on this in Linux/Unix with performance and management and closed/open source.
The kernel does hardware, memory, process, and disk management, but the kernel is a core part of the operating system. When we talk about operating systems we talk about the whole part, not the kernel part.
Absolutely! Good tracking. It's great to be able to delineate the kernel alone for what it is but equally important to understand it also becomes a part of the "operating system" thereafter. Thanks for checking out the content!
Thank you for coming out with this course! Learned a ton from the OS and how the underneath layers function like the Kernel and drivers and APIs! Had completely no clue how the Operating system works should have started here instead of networking but they are both as important! Bought the course right away as soon I seen the value it provided!
Awesome! Glad you're finding the content so helpful! So important to get a good understanding of what's happening under the hood so that you can easily understand new concepts and building blocks of how it all connects. Thank you for enrolling and see you in the course and live classes! 💪
Thank you! 💪 and awesome to hear it's of immediate value for your time. We'll be back again next weekend diving into the rest of Windows and getting into Linux too.
Not at all no. We start you off assuming you know nothing about Networking at all in SOC100-1. We start from the beginning of how the internet started and get pretty deep by the end of it. SOC100 is meant to take you from just being able to use Windows to go to websites and write on Word like a regular user with no knowledge, and get you to solving your first Cybersecurity Analyst tickets by the end of 5 months.
@@leveleffect thanks for answer, I Just paid the 29 to take full advantage of the course. Question after these 5 months you think I could be ready for a entry level job?
@@ChristopherCordero-up7xq Awesome! Thank you for joining up with the SOC100 crew, see you in the course! You should absolutely be ready to take on entry-level IT work after getting through each course in the SOC100 series. You should be able to triage common IT HelpDesk issues and know your way around some common SOC Tier 1 level tickets around perimeter IOCs. It's a lot of work in those 5 months to get there though mind you, so take your time with it if you're coming in from zero - and do not rush with the foundations. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
I’m from a third world country and it takes a lot of work to save $19, but I’m still trynna get that done and have a good career.
I love your platform so much and I believe it will definitely make me a better SOC analyst compared to mediocre bootcamps.
Thank you that means a lot! And you can follow along with all the uploaded classes beyond this for free in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLarzZ7tJk-lF1l2PpqwPJcVAlYkLl6nLh.html
As long as you can follow along and emulate what you can in the home lab, you'll be getting closer to your goals. We are also always around in our Discord for general support and conversation at no cost! So is our community of Analysts that are helpful and motivating.
Also, stay connected on our Discord and socials. We do have giveaways and scholarships at times for those that can't afford the $19 or more! 💪
This was super helpful and high quality info. I always had trouble understanding the kernel and relationship to the operating system but this made it stick. Going to binge through this entire series. You have my sub.
The better battery life on Macs is due to the SoC that Apple uses, which is based on ARM architecture. This architecture is known for its efficiency.
Yep! Really impressed with the developments along ARM architecture. M4s are seriously impressive at this point.
We get more and more technical as the classes go on, and discuss chipset and architecture later making sure to not overwhelm students on Day 1.
Will also add that we also observed better battery performance prior to the M series as well mind you from a mix of software/hardware optimization. We touch base on this in Linux/Unix with performance and management and closed/open source.
The kernel does hardware, memory, process, and disk management, but the kernel is a core part of the operating system. When we talk about operating systems we talk about the whole part, not the kernel part.
Absolutely! Good tracking. It's great to be able to delineate the kernel alone for what it is but equally important to understand it also becomes a part of the "operating system" thereafter. Thanks for checking out the content!
Timestamps added now! ❤
SOC100 is B-A-N-A-N-A-S! (the good kind)
Very nutritious for you indeed!
Thank you for coming out with this course! Learned a ton from the OS and how the underneath layers function like the Kernel and drivers and APIs! Had completely no clue how the Operating system works should have started here instead of networking but they are both as important! Bought the course right away as soon I seen the value it provided!
Awesome! Glad you're finding the content so helpful! So important to get a good understanding of what's happening under the hood so that you can easily understand new concepts and building blocks of how it all connects.
Thank you for enrolling and see you in the course and live classes! 💪
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Very kind words, glad you’re finding it valuable for your time! Thank you! 🙏
Just came across your channel and you have a new sub. Needed this vid as I’m getting in to cyber efter it support studies🙏
Thank you! 💪 and awesome to hear it's of immediate value for your time. We'll be back again next weekend diving into the rest of Windows and getting into Linux too.
@@leveleffectlooking forward to your next video 👌
you recommend doing the Net+ before doing the soc100?
Not at all no. We start you off assuming you know nothing about Networking at all in SOC100-1. We start from the beginning of how the internet started and get pretty deep by the end of it.
SOC100 is meant to take you from just being able to use Windows to go to websites and write on Word like a regular user with no knowledge, and get you to solving your first Cybersecurity Analyst tickets by the end of 5 months.
I'd also recommend check out the 1st Networking video in the SOC100-1 playlist here on our TH-cam to see. :)
@@leveleffect thanks for answer, I Just paid the 29 to take full advantage of the course. Question after these 5 months you think I could be ready for a entry level job?
@@ChristopherCordero-up7xq Awesome! Thank you for joining up with the SOC100 crew, see you in the course! You should absolutely be ready to take on entry-level IT work after getting through each course in the SOC100 series. You should be able to triage common IT HelpDesk issues and know your way around some common SOC Tier 1 level tickets around perimeter IOCs. It's a lot of work in those 5 months to get there though mind you, so take your time with it if you're coming in from zero - and do not rush with the foundations. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.