Underrated Cyber Security Certs that WILL get you HIRED
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LetsDefend, "SOC Analyst Path”:
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Cyber Defenders:
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HackTheBox Certified Defensive Security Analyst (HTB CDSA):
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TryHackMe Membership:
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TryHackMe: SOC Level1:
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Appreciate if there is any coupon or discount code for GRC Mastery?
Hello UnixGuy! How does one get in touch with your for mentoring and stuff? Would appreciate any response! Thanks
@@careerdynamics7988 there is no discount code
@@klarcclarabal1834 questions should be asked in the comments (assuming you watched all the videos…)
@@UnixGuy which cert do you recommend for general courses? Microsoft or google?
Thank you for another amazing video! I started the Google Cybersecurity Certificate in June 2023 then finished in August 2023. Shortly afterwards I took and passed CompTIA Security +. Then I landed a contractor job as a sys admin. During down time at work, I studied Network +, and I'm currently studying CYSA+. Also, I've been working on completing THM SOC level 1 path.
After 5 months as a System Administrator, an opportunity appeard to join my company's SOC team. I'm excited to get my feet wet in cybersecurity as a SOC analyst!
super congrats on landing your firsr cyber security job, you made it happen 👏🏻🎉
Congrats!🎉. Could you please list the resources you used to study for the comptia sec+?. Looking for materials
Did you had any prior expirance in order to get a job as SysAdmin?
@@dimitartachkov1267 no previous IT experience. My position was a mix of help desk and sys admin responsibilities and duties.
Was the Google CC hard?
Your videos give me so much information and motivation to keep going. I'm months deep into studying for Sec+ so After I get that I will follow your Cloud Security Engineer guide. I'm just ready to start working on guided projects and lab based cert. I feel like I'm learning nothing studying for CompTIA Sec+. Thank you UnixGuy! You're a hero.
You got this!
This is the video I’ve been waiting to come across. Thank you!
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SKILLS & HANDS ON LABS ,.......over multiple choice exams.
VERY, VERY well said sir.
HANDS ON wins 24/7, 365. :)
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Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross
“Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
Thanks as usual for your wisdom, UnixGuy. Your transparency is inspiring. I've stopped studying for the past month cause I got quite overwhelmed by the fact there are many things to do and achieve (certificates or do this or that course), that simply places you on a spot where you don't even know where to begin and at the end leading to not finishing anything at all. Organizing yourself on what you want to achieve and pursuing a goal has to be a must, get your foundational knowledge straight, get your certs, start applying, practice while doing interviews until you make, that's it, period. Thanks again.
best of luck!
Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross
“Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
Best thing that happened to me finding this TH-cam channel… keeping going my friend….
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@@UnixGuy Thank you so much for this helpful videos.
I already registered for the isc2 exam after watching the video, while I'm also taking the Google professional Cybersecurity cert.
Is that ok ?
Thank you.
@@mayorstylesisland yes :)
Thank you for the suggestion
Most welcome 😊
This is just exactly the video I am in dire need, once again thank you sooooo much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you UnixGuy for sharing! and thank you Josh for getting the ball rolling and allowing us to learn with you:)
you got this 🤝
Thanks UnixGuy❤
I already have :
IBM Certified Cyber Security Analyst.
CWL Cyber Security Analyst.
And some THM, HTB and TCM trainings.
I noticed that I'm weak in the practical side so I started solving labs.😅
Wish me luck❤
best of luck 👏🏻
Thank you, young man. I love your energy. Subscribed
welcome here 🤝
Just finished up some really good projects- azure soc/honeynet, incident response, & azure remediation and finished up btl1, security+, and aws cloud practitioner.
Got my resume revised and going for htb cdsa now 💪🏾
awesome work my friend!! you’re off to a fantastic start
JEEBUS man, wut are you waiting for? Start applying NOW... wit everything you CLAIM you have, you should be an easy instant hire.. your actually risking heading into CERT chaser territory which is a red flag and will hurt you in the hiring process.. h311 yo, i got my INFOSEC job jus getting Sec+ and nothing else, dream job and making nice $$$.. GET OUT THERE AND GET IT!!
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Love you Unixguy! You are inspiring and such a great mentor!
thanks for the kind words 🤝
I doubt I will get another video with so much value today. Thanks
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Currently grinding the Google cert, 2 weeks in and about 70% completion. Will start applying for jobs as soon as it's done and take sec+ after Google is complete. BTL1 is on the cards as well💪
Nice work!
Keep going 🎉
Same plan here but I’m not as quick as you
I am taking the comptai A + before sect +. can we do this together bro.
@@user-vj8gm3dn1i not useless
Can't find words to thank you for these efforts you make, the amount of usefulness we get from you is priceless. Honestly you are the only cybersecurity content creator whose videos are so helpful and gives hope. We're so grateful for your efforts, thanks so much.
glad I’m able to help 🤝
Thank you again for the amazing episode. :) Keep this generosity flowing. Ramadan Mubarak!
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Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross
“Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
Just finished my computer information system degree , I have solid background in programming ,logical thinking, SQL , back at collage time took network course and cisco information security course , currently I'm revising the content of ccna and security + just to refresh the theoretical part after finishing I will go for hands on lap .
go for the recommendations in this video
This 💯 best video on Cybersecurity training I have ever seen. Thank you 🙏🏼❤️
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Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross
“Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13
Wise advice as always 👌🏻
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Great video as usual! Thank you
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Great video. Just popped up at the right time. Could you please make a video giving a comprehensive list of study materials for the comptia sec+?.
Thanks a lot for all the great info
People have been using free videos from professor messer
Thank you for always guiding us u are amazing
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You know it's a happy day when UnixGuy uploads a video :)
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Amazing video. I have been doing it security analyst since November. I’m a 1 man team learning as i go doing l1/l2/l3 all at the same time. It’s interesting and i have the coursera google cybersecurity cert and the coursera in cybersecurity cert and i did the coursera project management cert.
keep going!
Thank you. I'm on track to finish Google Cyber security certificate in 3 weeks. I was planning on applying to jobs after blue team certificate, but won't wait based on your advice.
well done 🎉
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
I had to get my networking in check, so I went back and focused on the CCNA. Very glad I did. Thinking the Sec+ next and then one from this list. Thanks for your very helpful content!
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Great Video. I started prepping for my CDSA HTB this month. Personally, I think this course is extremely good, and much more difficult than BTL1. The best part about CDSA? There are no writeups. Only hints. so no matter where you're stuck, you yourself gotta figure it out.
it’s one of my favourite courses!
@UnixGuy hi. It's March and I still haven't landed any internship for summer. Do you recommend I drop it for now and focus on studies? I will be passing out in March 2025. Should I apply for full time or is it too early?
Thanks for the video sir
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Thank you!😁
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great video! thank you
Glad it helped!
I’m a mechanic with basic knowledge. I’m like Josh I’m going to just follow this. Thanks
Good luck!
Interesting video, Thank you very much for providing you with this interesting insight.
My pleasure!
I very much enjoyed this video I will be scheduling a time with you.
looking forward to chatting 🤝
Thank you so much. Love from India🙏🥰👌👌
Thank you too!
I just recently discovered your channel, and I really enjoy it. I was wondering what a good road map would be to become a cryptographer. I currently already have an Associate Science in math and physics, as well as an Associate Art in computer science.
hey Andre, cryptographer isn’t really a specialty. Its something that academics do; with extremely limited roles. If you just want to do that then consider a PhD in that area
As always thank you so much for the amazing content and most important, THE MOTIVATION!!! I just need a small advice even though I have seen all of your vids, I'm currently doing a Master's in InfoSec and am planning to do a certification while doing the labs you suggested. Which one would be more suitable Sec+ or BLT1? I do find BLT1 more interesting for its labs and hands-on exp.
btl1 :) or you can do both, starting with sec+
Sec+ is knowledge based while btl1 is hands on experience.. so do BOTH.. with yo education, Sec+ should be cakewalk, and then do btl1 for the experience
Hello from Australia, I have zero IT work experience, got Comptia Network + and Security +. Currently studying BTL1, half way through, still don't have confidence to apply job. Also studying Linux at the moment, feeling so overwhelmed.
follow the recommendations in the video and you become more confident
I can't afford any of the conventional certs like Security+ or CompTIA CySA+, so I went for THM SOC L1, and wow, that cert is underrated. For $15 a month, I got to learn so much and put everything into practice in their labs. maybe it wont impress any recruiter, but it certainly helped my confidence.
good job! as I explained in the video, ‘hiring managers and recruiters’ do understand the skills that you learned
How long did it take u to finish the course? How many hours per day did u do?
Hey did you start THM as a complete beginner?
@@jasonsmart3141 like 40 days at 40hs a week. two months seems to be the average
yes, they have a couple of introductory courses so there was no problem@@user-xu5yd5ll8n
I just passed the GIAC GFACT. I’ll check out these certs. Cheers!
congrats, that’s an awesome cert to have!!
I’m enrolled at WGU as well for a masters. Got Security+, Google Cyber, A+, Ics2 CC, and now i’m studying for CySA+. Totally, feel what Josh is going through. I need to get more hands on, so i’ll definitely try one of these programs as I track along with my masters program. Still looking for jobs as well but haven’t gotten any luck. What’s your take on internships. I’ve applied to so many and feel like it would be better than a job because I would learn more as opposed to being required to know something for a said job position
internships are great, take what you can get :)
I’m glad to hear let’s defend that’s what we are currently working on
great choice!
Another beautiful video from unix guy
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Thank you so much for this video and for your recommendations I am in a course right now through Google for cyber security. I plan on completing it, and I'm doing my best. There are certain times where I feel like I am learning absolutely nothing.
Is it good to know I like your client, if one way fails me, I'm not stupid and there are other ways to expand my skills. Thank you again. My first instinct was correct. Checking off the right answer or series of answers in some boxes I'm learning a bunch of verbiage doesn't get you a job. Proper application of the skills you learn and master is what does it, especially for a beginner.
💯 honestly multiple choice based learning is pointless, specially for what we do
@@UnixGuy it hasn't all been completely pointless I have a good memory or else I would have stopped a long time ago. But someone in my family said don't think so hard. Treat this as a good stepping stone. So it's the beginning of my beginning. I'm nearly done. Add a minimum, at least I have learned not to waste any voucher or more of my own money on an official exam just yet.
I graduated Junior college way back in 2002. I have an associates of science degree which ended up serving me no purpose due to health challenges.. now that's most of that behind me, I am simply determined to have useful knowledge,, not just some fancy piece of paper that is outdated before I even get started .
At least now I know that having a fancy degree or certification doesn't mean anything unless you really can execute the skills to back it up. And generally speaking, about myself, it may take me longer than most sometimes, but the one thing I don't do is quit on education. I really do owe you a huge debt of gratitude for showing me at least two alternatives to continue to genuinely educate myself while learning skills that are immediately applicable to any position.
Great video as always ❤ I really enjoy how you share the passion and the knowledge for the cyber security domain , so long story short , I'm a fresh graduated cyber security engineer, I just got a job as grc auditor and it's really great I've been learning a lot of things but as you know it's not a technical position and I'm feeling kinda off as I'm not using my full potential , to be honest I'm aiming in the future for a cyber security consultant and maybe after that a CISO , I'm really struggling to Find the path that will get me there , I really appreciate any advice on this matter 🙏
congrats on landing a role! that role is perfect if you want to pivot to consulting and CISO; technical roles don’t make you a CISO.
Make sure to do this training, it will level up your entire GRC/audit journey:
th-cam.com/video/C6IgksBpMF4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you❤
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I have both the sec+ and blue team level 1 certs. I learned way more with BTL1. It was eye-opening.
100% and if you do the rest of certs recommended you will expand your skills 10 folds
Came here just to ask what cert to focus on after google cert. this is extremely helpful
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Good information.
thanks mate
Currently a cyber security student at WGU like Josh was. I really appreciate all this advice but I find it hard to juggle my full time job, full time school and then throw these other courses like try hack me in the mix, all while applying to jobs. Almost done with my degree and I can’t even land a help desk interview here in NY. Trying my best to learn while also trying to pay my bills and have somewhat of a social life. One day at a time I guess.
totally undersrand and as you said. one step at a time! learning takes time, enjoy the journey!
Thank very much for your videos.
What is the more practical and valuable course for Pentesting ?
this roadmap:
th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.html
Top tier advice very underrated
thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you ❤ for amazing content.I really appreciate the helpful information! I'm new to cybersecurity, and I was wondering if the Cisco Networking Academy's Junior Cyber Analyst pathway is a good choice for beginners like me?🤔
Hi Naveed
No, it’s just a cert not a ‘pathway’. Do it, finish it quickly then follow the actual pathways that I provided
I’m currently in the cybersecurity program at WGU. I just passed my security+ exam yesterday and was looking for some additional hands on projects to add to my resume’. This video came out at the perfect time! Thank you for the advice!
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Hey how's your experience with WGU? I saw some people were able to finish a whole bachelor's in one term. Is that true?
Congrats!🎉. Could you please list the resources you used to study for the comptia sec+?. Looking for materials
@@eo8430 I used Professor Messer on TH-cam
Mike Myers’ course/practice exams on Udemy
And Jason Dion’s course/practice exams also on Udemy
@user-xu5yd5ll8n it's only true if you take test to get as many credits as possible before applying to WGU. They allow you to take classes at certain sites before applying and the credits will transfer. Keep in mind WGU does things differently from other collages, I think they give you 6 months to get as many credits as possible for a fee but double check because it might have changed. Idk how credibly WGU is. Honestly, you can probably get a decent job just dont expect to get hired by the NSA lol. Also learning cyber security threw an online degree is going to be very difficult especially if you have no experience. Also WGU also has a 46% drop out rate which is one of the highest of all schools because you literally have to teach yourself everything which isn't easy.
I just finished the Google cybersecurity certificate. I can't wait to progress more!
great work!
@@UnixGuythank you!
Thank you.
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I spent 11 years with Verizon on their first FiOS Operations team. I left that in 2017 to be a NGFW TAC Engineer with PANW. After a year I was burned out and went to State Farm doing FW Polciy audit for a lil over 2 years. I did the same for Equitable for about 6 months and then wound up on MunichRE's FW Hardening team for a coupe years. I am now back with PANW as a Customer Success Engineer and I've picked up my PCNSA (working on PCNSE currently). I still don't feel like I'm in CyberSecurity. I feel more NetSec than anything. Can you speak on the difference between the two? I think of Cyber as more SOC, Forensics and Threat than I do FW or IPS/IDS
you’re right, you are a network/firewall engineer, so your feelings are valid. Whilst networking/firewalls are needed, they’re not really the core of what cyber security is about (that’s like saying we need electricity, but electrical engineers aren’t in cyber security)
I spoke about specialties here:
th-cam.com/video/qx3Zu5GdiQs/w-d-xo.html
I’ve had the Google Cert and Sec+ for more than 6 months. I have improved a lot my resume. I come from 3 years in sales, only 1 year of IT Help desk. I have also applied for more than 50 jobs a month and I have tried tailoring my resume according to Employers. All I get back is either no response or not enough experience for this position. :)
Also I have done labs and listed them too. Only thing I don’t have is Portfolio and GitHub page. If I’m not getting even a single interview in more than 300 jobs applications is insane 🤣🥲
I can’t afford a course like GRC you offer unfortunately.
I have tried another one and it didn’t help me get a cyber job interview * I just want to try out interviews. And I’m not getting there.
again, all you have is two extremely basic cets and no practical certs. Please follow the recommendations in the video
ok great, so what now? you dont want to do any of the recommendations above, what do you expect will happen exactly?
@UnixGuy no no I keep going, I've been following you for a while. I'm just saying try to be as clear as possible I think 5% or less get an actual job with lots of certs and 0 job field experience
I’m an undergraduate in my third and final year at my colleges cyber security program. Like you explained in the beginning of the video, I’m also a little nervous to get out into the field because
1. I don’t have any certifications on hand, they didn’t do any during the time.
2. I’ve had no summer placement opportunities aligned for me
3. It’s been really hard finding an employer that is looking for “entry level”.
I’m currently working on a final project to finish my program.
But for you to start in the field, how did you go about it, and what advice would you give to someone in their early 20’s just getting out of college??
I would love if you could give me some guidance as I embark on my future.
hey mate
the same advice on the channel apply to you, do the recommended courses to learn and gain skills and confidence
Thank you for your clarification on this amazing video, please i want to learn Cyber security field, if im not asking much i need help for a road map to learn the basics to gain skills.
thank you
I don’t see why not, worst thing that can happen is they reject you 🤷🏻♂️
Can you offer a video to go over someone who is a senior in cyber vs people starting? How to brush up on skills, new concepts, etc. without having to waste a bunch of time and effort on certs that are multiple choice.
this video is applicable to you :)
Good video!
Thanks!
I am currently following your advice from the cloud security video you posted. Should I do any of these as well to make me more marketable?
the cloud sec video is good, stick to that!
Thanks for the great video as always. Do GIAC certs (I have a chance to do GCIH & GCIA) treated like any other multiple-choices as well? I have Sec+ and CISSP (2/4 qualified) for multiple choice certs. I'm gonna focus on hands-on stuff after GIAC anyway but just curious
GIAC certs are awesome, the SANS training associated with them has some practical components, but yeah if you can afford GIAC do them :)
I’m just now getting into cybersecurity and have no experience. I checked your roadmap but I’m getting a little confused. Would you recommend the google cert before doing security plus+. Would you also need to learn and complete these before starting on let’s defends and GRC or could you do both at the same time. Thanks!
yes complete google cyber cert and sec+ first
Got a question. I'm wanted to get into cybersecurity, and I'm wanted to know what is the entry level path I can take
follow this playlist:
Start Here | Get into Cyber Security
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Thank you 🙏 for uplifting my confidence.
I need to talk with you please . 🙏
you are talking to me now in the comments 😜
Hi , thank you for your resources. I’m a Tech support Analyst at a local bank , I want to get into GRC ; about to pay for CompTIA A+ - so I shouldn’t? But go with your own course ?
hey! A+ is really not relevant to GRC at all, A+ will teach you how to fix laptops
yes grc mastery will teach you GRC
I am interested in a consulting job in cyber security e.g. at Big4. Would you still recommend doing the recommended certificates in the video or what would you recommend?
I work in consulting in the big4 :) I created a course that specifically teach you consulting skills:
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Helpful video, as usual. I am an experienced software engineer with a bachelor's degree in IT and some product management experience with a total of 7 years of experience in IT. Within the past year I have taken some certification including Google Cybersecurity and IT professional certificates, as well as the ISC2 CC. I have been creating documented reports with serveral IT/System admin work I do within the Linux OS (and Windows). I have done some HTB challenges and completed Tier 0 and Tier 1 lessons. I am still *unable to land a cybersecurity job on LinkedIn* as I am planning to change career into cybersecurity. My current role is a that of a Software Techincal Writer. (3 years of experience). Any advice will be much appreciated.
hey mate, you cant get a job because all you did was basic entry level certs; time to step it up a bit, follow the certs recommended in this video
@UnixGuy , thanks for the feedback. I have been watching your videos and I got the idea that hiring managers care more about the skills rather than the cerificates.
I started doing courses on letsdefend. Still continuing lessons on HTB. I have done lots of hands on stuff at this point but I honestly feel like LinkedIn isn't good a place anymore for searching jobs because I designed my resume to reflect my skills I got from courses and labs and also programmed a couple of malware. Let me know what you think.
@@marufrahmandigital again, your problem isn’t LinkedIn, you have only done basic stuff. Do the certs mentioned in the video instead of blaming a job search website for your lack of skills.
Sorry but you haven’t done enough, that’s whats holding you back, not Linkedin
Thanks for knowledge, would like to know about RangeForce as they also provide hands on Labs on security and provides certification for some of the tools used. How would these be utilised to the maximum especially in the job market
never heard of them, best to stick to the ones I recommended
Once i complete these trainings/certs would u recommend i do the Beginner Cybersecurity Projects you need to get hired or is this video enough?
those projects are mini projects meant to boost up your knowledge and resume/CV
Honestly the idea is you keep learning and applying to jobs until you land a job. ‘Enough’ is when you land a job
Hey @UnixGuy what do you think about Microsoft SC-200 cert? I'm thinking to do letsdefend SOC analyst pathway and then prepare for SC-200 .
yep good cert
Im very happy with your helpful videos, cuz I star my roadmap to ethical hacker follow your videos, so I hope the rest of the people find the right way like me thank you so much for this😊
enjoy the journey!
What is the best cybersecurity career path for datascience majors? Thank You.
do the certs in the video if you want to work in cyber security (regardless of your major)
Funny thing is I work at digital forensics corporation as a logistics manager and prepare devices for the engineering team but want to do GRC
totally understand, I moved from technical work to GRC as well 😎 this is the training that can get you there:
th-cam.com/video/C6IgksBpMF4/w-d-xo.html
So based on your video what I understood is that we should first get the security+ certs and then continue with the hands on labs for example Lets Defend. Please confirm if this is what every beginner should do or they can start with hands on labs certs like CDSA, CCD, etc. without having security+?
sec+ or google cyber cert as a start then the onest listed
Currently doing THM jr penetration tester and i seriously love it. It's so hard but so hands on.
Correct me though. You complete THM course and get a certification. There is no exam?
well done!
Im not sure, that information would be on tryhackme website
Thank you. Should I finish the Google Cert first?
yes because it will give you a good introduction to the field and it’ll ease your way into things
@@UnixGuy awesome, thanks
Hello 👋 which operating systems is better, convenient to use for cybersecurity, Apple macOS or Microsoft Windows?
Thanks for your hard work 🙌
both are fine for learning, it doesn’t matter
@@UnixGuygreat to hear that! Thanks a lot for what you do and reply🙌😎
Hi, I have applied to Oxford Brookes University in their Computer science for Cyber Security course. It is accredited by NCSC. Is it a good path?
no idea, it could be good, but it’s not the pathway that I recommend ni
which cert do you recommend for general courses? Microsoft or google?
this/
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Could you do a roadmap video on best routes/skills/education to become a CIO, CISO, CTO, etc?… C-suite level jobs are obviously incredibly hard to land but I feel there is very little information out there on how to land these roles
because those are not jobs you target but you build up the skills as you gain more experience in managerial positions and for CISO you’ll need solid GRC skills because at that level you’re managing risks for the business as opposed to doing technical work
@@UnixGuy thanks for such a quick response. I only ask because I just landed a SOC analyst position (I start in June). I have a CISSP but little hands on technical experience. I know ultimately, in the next 10 years I would want to land a C suite level position but have no idea what skills would be most important to focus on along that path.
@@omars6069 if you want to be C-Level then focus on GRC skills and try and move to consulting or management as soon as possible; technical work wont get you there
@@UnixGuy I appreciate the guidance. Also, your content is very insightful, thank you for all you do.
Thank you sir. But can you make for Offensive side sir? I'm still confused for offensive side. Thank you sir
yes this video:
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Hello @Unixguy i am an electrical engineer thst is planning on switching to tech. Where do you advise is start from. Thank you
this is generally a good start:
th-cam.com/video/6LIUhx95MCU/w-d-xo.html
@UnixGuy I have recently found your channel and have been following you since.
I am a professional telecommunication engineer from Sydney, working in Telco Operations and NOC environment for more than a decade. Now looking to break into cyber security, preferably in SOC, as I have years of experience in (ITIL) Incident management and response in telco domain.
I am doing the google cert now, what should I do next? GRC mastery or Lets defend as you mentioned in this video? Which pathway will be the most efficient for me to make a gradual career transition? Thanks in advance mate!
welcome here! the most efficient path is to do both! letsdefend will give you technical skills and grc mastery will give you non-technucal skills. Both skillsets are required for so many jobs which will open so many doors for you!
@@UnixGuy Thanks a lot
Already have Ctia A+ and Sec+ what should I do now? :(
the vide literally tells you to do aftet sec+, please follow the recommendations in the video
After Google cybersecurity course do you recommend doing comptia + ?
you can do it; or you can skip and go straight for GRC Mastery and letsdefend
I forget where I heard it, but my understanding is that the Google Cyber Security certification is more hands-on than Security+. Is that correct? If so, I think I’d rather take that than do Security+.
it has some labs yes, but both are entry level, they’re the start of your journey not the end :)
What’s your opinion on GIAC certs?
solid but way overpriced
Review the new ISC section of the 4 part CPA exam.
what?
@@UnixGuy the CPA exam is in 4 parts. As of Jan. 2024 one of the old parts was dropped and in its place a new choice was added, ISC, Information Systems and Controls, which is a (rather easy, memorization) cybersecurity and IT audit exam.
Sir I recently landed a network executive job as a fresher and currently I am still pursuing my masters in network security. My job doesn't involve doing much things so I want transition into SOC analyst position. What certs should I do , to land a job
the ones mentioned in the video…
I'm currently enrolled at wgu for a bachelor's in cyber security and information assurance. I just finished a+ core two and have network + next. Your videos make me doubt even doing the degree at all, and now I'm confused on what I should do
that’s not what I meant! continue the degree, study hard, but also keep in mind that you will need tackle practical certs at some point :)
@@UnixGuy I'll try to fit it in after security+ in the fall
WGU is best . Save tons of money and get a degree. They pay for certifications too.
@@pvs108 I counted. 14 certifications in the bachelor's program I'm in
WGU in not the way to go lmao y’all just want the degree in the shortest amount of time possible 😂
Hi unix guy, I am currently working as TPRM . But wanted to get more technical knowledge on application security and network security….
Really need your help how should I start which certifications should I consider? Should I go try hack me ? I need your guidance…..
follow this roadmap:
th-cam.com/video/shgKU-zjOmw/w-d-xo.html
I’m currently taking a course beginning guild to cybersecurity with IBM am totally lost on what next to do I’ll write certification exam tomorrow please any advice on what course to take next I’m interested in transitioning into cybersecurity
follow the ones recommended in this video
How someone completely new to IT can be a cybersecurity consultant or a trainer for cybersecurity? Any roadmap for this?
they first need to gain knoweldge and experience before they can teach something
i took blue team level 1 i learned the skills but i never took the exam do you recommend i take the exam or can i just list the skills i learned from it in my resume?
yeah best to take it
Thank you for this. I want to change careers into cybersecurity, but I've no background in it or IT. I was under the impression I needed to collect certs like they were trading cards lol. Feels good to know that there are practical courses out there for me to complete because I definitely learn better by doing and worried I wouldn't have the skills necessary to pass an interview or succeed at the job. Currently going through everything in your free cybersecurity training video and then I'll move onto THM SOC 1 and maybe Let's Defend too
enjoy the journey!