Well said. Before I got my degree in Cyber Security I came across so much misinformation about cybersecurity and which degree a person should get. I'm so glad I listened to myself and got a degree in something that I find extremely interesting.
I’m too getting this kind of information why spending so much money for cyber masters , go with CS Even though I have much experience in cyber and want to go fit higher education!
I just recently found your channel and I love it! I have been working in cybersecurity for about 5 years now. I have a degree in cybersecurity and have 6 sans/giac certifications and I work as a cybersecurity detection engineer. I have shown my technical expertise many times in my job but I am struggling to make a jump in my salary at my current company. I have started to look for other jobs outside my company and found that I am being underpaid. How would you suggest going about this?
Hey Rob, you have an incredible background! It really depends on how long u’ve been in your current role. You can have an honest conversation with your boss and ask for a raise, or you can get it in another company. Just know that the grass isn’t always greener, I talked about salaries in this video: th-cam.com/video/gQuv5mzc-mA/w-d-xo.html
Very good channel! I work in another field. With all of the inflation in the economy, I am just exploring career possibilities. This is probably not a common question, but is it possible to work in Cyber Security and have a desk where you are standing up? I don't like the idea of working while sitting down for several hours, as I have found being on my feet has been a healthier lifestyle for me.
hey mate, standing desks are very common in companies, it is something you can ask for. I personally don’t like sitting down a lot so I go for walks and sometimes I go to the gym during lunch
I did the opposite, I started computer engineering and switched to computer science. I really enjoy building software so it was the perfect fit for me, but sometimes I do wonder what other jobs and professions are like.
I am a 30 (soon 31) year old who has been working in healthcare in laboratories since I was 17. I am Married and my wife and I are both considering going back to school with some degree of savings. We have no children. My question since you've had a background in all 3 disciplines is at the 2 year associates level what are the job outlooks like? We would perfer to go to school 4 years directly but would incur some very heavy private debt. We have thought of doing cybersecurity or CS for our associates and saving for 1-3 years before going back to school for our BS. What is the better career field in this regard in your opinion?
hey mate. 31 is young! A lot more goes into getting a job than just a degree, I don’t recommend going in crazy debts! Watch this video it explains the process: th-cam.com/video/GPmVphOqSGY/w-d-xo.html
I love your channel and insight into these fields. But let me make this input as a computer Scientist. Computer science is the foundation for theoritical knowledge in any discipline that touches digital technologies of which Cyber Security, Computer Engineering are part. Infact, Cyber Security ( broadly and precisely refer to as DIGITAL SECURITY) is a branch of Computer Science. Mathematics and Physics on the other hand are the foundations of Computer Science, especially Mathematics, and that's why you can do exceptionally good in your career as a Computer Scientist if you are good in maths. Computer Engineering mainly focuses on Digital Designs and Implementation but you can't design a system if you don't understand the atomic variables, theories and laws, relationships guiding them. These information are solved or learned in Computer Science precisely under LOGICS. In summary, when you have advanced in Computer Science beyond the walls of academic environment, you will discover that any Digital Technologies: Robotics, AI, Digital Forensics, Security, Hacking, Apps Dev., Etc all have their fundamentals in Computer Science.
In my position the computer science department is horrendous at my college so i decided to do a computer engineering degree and I don’t regret it one bit. The engineering department even offers a minor in cyber security with ECE classes teaching networks and cyber security.
Hello UnixGuy. I appreciate your effort and great videos. I am a newcomer in IT field. I want to be an ethical hacker in the future. So I want to attend a degree. Is CS or Cybersecurity better for me?
I’ve been working in sales for 4 years I’m 23 years and want to transition to IT but I’m hearing mixed things on going for cyber security I’ve been considering WGU bachelors what I’m hearing is you should computer science because there are no “entry level cyber security positions “ but I’m not very good at math had a huge interest for computers as a kid and teen but fell off because of conditions what do you think I should do ? I’ve also seen people saying they caint get entry level positions
yeah people say all sorts of crap online unfortunately. There are entry level cyber roles BUT there aren’t that many. You absolutely don’t need a computer science degree, get a WGU bachelor (or even masters) in cyber security and try to get a cyber role and worst case scenario u end up getting an IT role whilst u keep working on certs to get a cyber role. Watch this video: th-cam.com/video/ug_ruisDUXc/w-d-xo.html
Hi Tiera, there will always be jobs related to data in general, they will just continue to evolve so be flexible and always be ready to upskill in newer tools, methods, technology; etc. You can also pivot to something else in tech if u want in the future, your future is not sealed and a lot more flexible :)
Hello sir, I really liked your Videos.i mean it is literally quite impressive of what you said compared to others. it's my 2nd year in B.Sc computer science and I'm currently doing "AWS" after my course what is best for me? Can I do master's Or any other options there.pls educate me.
I think you can skip the masters and do certifications! Continue with AWS, here’s a plan I laid out for AWS certs: th-cam.com/video/NGvgJKtygwo/w-d-xo.html
I am 20, starting my bachelor in IT in jan 2023. So, I have 2 months free in which I want to make my base stronger. I am passionate about a career in ethical hacking. I will learn the following courses from youtube in these 2 months.. I already have a good knowlege in networking.. ⚪ COMPTIA A+ (3 days) ⚪ basic level DATA SCIENCE (2 days) ⚪ basic level operating system/linux (2 days) ⚪ Network+/ CCNA (maybe 15 days) ⚪ basic FIREWALL(2 day) ⚪ basic AI/ machine learing (maybe 3 days) ⚪ AWS clouding (15 days) ⚪ Security+/ Pentest+ (25 days..) I don't know how realistic is this but I will this a try
I mean anything is possible depending on hiw much time and effort you want to dedicate. My worry is that you are not spending enough time on each topic. Skip all of that and just do security+ and if you finish it, do pentest+
Someone suggested me to do Network+ before Security+. Can I really skip Network+? As for Comptia A+, I am just treating it as warmup before for big topics
There are programs in some universities that have cybersecurity within the computer science major, for example, the study units are 144 in total, 96 of them are related to computer science and its foundation, and 48 are related to cybersecurity.What do you think, do you recommend it or similar programs, or do I search for a bachelor's degree in cybersecurity? I hope to hear your opinion
there isn’t a huge diffrrence to be honest, choose univeristy with good teaching reputation and one that’s accessible to you, work hard and you’ll be fine
Great video. I just started learning Nessus essentials. Can you recommend any resources for vulnerability report writing. I want to write a report about what my home network scan revealed. Just for practice. Cheers
Hi, I come from a non IT background but few years ago I enrolled in a cert 4 in cyber security and had learnt that I am passionate about this field especially the technical aspect of it like server administration and penetration testing and cloud computing. My passion led to me to succeed in this course but unfortunately I never had the chance to work in this field as my applications were unsuccessful because of the lack of work experience. Few years on, and now I want to get back to this field, and am interested in doing the bachelor of cyber security. Do you advise on undertaking this course in order to have a refresher on what I’ve learnt, and to further my knowledge in this field so I can land a career ?
hey mate, the tafe cert is a great start! I recommend start watching my videos, I have certifications recommendations that you can do alongside your degree
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Thanks for your video. 🙏 How to move to from one to another Cyber Security field without experience? 😇 Trying to escape Security Infrastructure work (firewall, proxy, etc - after work/weekend + on call) to become Security Audit or Security Risk Analyst (M-F job) 😎 🙏
@@babycutezz5665 Awesome, CISA is a great start! Oh I’m definitely no where near Kevin Mitnick, he is a pioneer and inspired millions of people, he is also a specialist Penetration tester, I work in a different area of Cyber security :)
I am 26 and pivoted into cybersecurity from biotechnology. Please help clearing confusion of how to proceed further with a degree/certifications (ofcourse skills plays major role).
Always computer science. I made the mistake of doing cyber security degree and realized how underdeveloped the degree is. The fact that I paid $30 Practical Ethical Hacking Course by the CyberMentor and learned 1000% more than a $1100 Ethical Hacking course required by my cybersecurity major is insane. There just few labs and all textbook. It’s very important to compote course curriculums in your college courses because 9/10 times a course online has more quality/quantity. Not to mention cybersecurity degrees do not have much variety when it comes to courses. The only cybersecurity courses my college has are basic cybersecurity fundamentals, ethical hacking, Networking, and Audits. So, a big waste of time/money.
That’s a reflection of the university that YOU went to. Looks like you went to a crappy university and my guess is if you did computer science in the same university it would’ve been equally crappy.
@@UnixGuy actually I transferred from a computer science college to this business/cybersecurity college because they had what I was looking for the most part. However, I would still recommend computer science over cybersecurity because some of curriculums I’ve seen colleges in NY for cybersecurity it’s not as developed as it should be especially for the money you are paying
@@shafialanower3820 I disagree, all the major universities in NY have top notch cyber programs, well developed and have been running it for years. it’s either that you went to a college with a poor cyber program or that you don’t know how to evaluate how good a cyber program is, which is understandable because as a fresh graduate you don’t really know the industry yet.
I'm in a computer science program where i was able to pick 30 credits worth of electives so i loaded up with cyber classes. I tought about going to sans institute bachelor's program as my job would pay for it as i want to do ICS/OT security but don't know if its worth it just to get the ICS certs.
SANS training is always worth it! Do you get a choice what course to do? if you do, the choose GCIH or GCFA, if it not, then just do whatever you can get :) also watch these: Start Here | Get into Cyber Security th-cam.com/play/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk.html
@@UnixGuy The tricky part is my job will only pay if it's part of a degree program. So I'd have to do their bachelor's program which out of that you get 9 certifications.
Please between Cyber Security and Software Development, which one has more hard programming language ? Please I’m confused of the one to chose but I also want the easiest one ☝🏿
Could you please share some information on the difference between different concentrations in cyber security that is computer security, network and infrastructure and last one government compliance and risk Which concentration is best for a beginner to start with? Please guide me in this.
not a hug difference, it depends on the university, it’ll probably be just some different subjects - I wouldn’t worry too much about it, it’ll have minimal to zero impact to your career
I’m experienced cybersecurity professional. I have applied for masters in information security (MISP, which is a very expensive program) as compared to masters in computer science (
I dont recommend masters degrees, waste of time and money. Watch the videos instead: th-cam.com/play/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk.html&si=nG7qS-axL3Q-sOg2
Hello respected sir, im in my last year of highschool with zero knowledge in programming but at the same time i want to be a web application penetration, Red teamer and a ethical hacker and my maths is poor at the same time. Which field should i pick please, help im so confused b/w Cs and Cyber security.
Im about to start my CS in a few weeks do you think it would be a good idea to switch to CS degree combined with cyber security or just stick with the CS degree on its own, I’m concerned about the maths 😭
no idea what u mean by ‘cs’ , that could mean computer science or cyber security. Eithe way, if u want to work in cyber security you dont need to study computer science, you need to study cyber security
@@UnixGuy Sorry I mean computer science, my University has a computer science course combined with cyber security, maths is my weak point, so I was wondering which of the two would be a better option? I’m stuck between computer science on its own or computer science with cyber security. Thanks for the reply 👍
My university, university of New Brunswick doesnt do cybersecurity as an undergrad, only computer science. And I have no choice but to go there, what should I do
hey bro, I took computer science as my diploma and right now I am doing Cyber Security but as you mentioned in CSE if you wish to develop software and stuff computer science is the best. now I am thinking of taking CSE, not Cyber Security but the thing I can't change my branch
What is your opinion with regards to eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester for starting out in penetration testing and also what certification would you advise for digital forensics? Thanks
Great choices! I talk in detail about this here: Pentesting: th-cam.com/video/CePhURvdyqk/w-d-xo.html Digital Forensics: th-cam.com/video/f452CYRijFo/w-d-xo.html
Is this still valid? I want to do a 3 year degree in Computer Networks and Cyber Security but i spoken to some in the feild saying that it's uselss and the ppl ik in the feild who i asked about it told me that doing a degree is useless compared to the certifications. I was thinking about going into electrical engineering and do the certificates on a side.
Hi @unixguy .the country where I'm from don't have cybersecurity degrees only computer science. But if eventually I'm to have a computer science degree when doing my masters outside my country can I use a computer science degree to get a master degree in cybersecurity. I'm really interested in cybersecurity specially penetration testing
@@counselofrick6918 no stress at all my friend, and if cyber security is the goal, make sure you start doing the certifications while you’re studying computer science, do these certifications: th-cam.com/video/jtLfX5_Lu84/w-d-xo.html
Hello, I have completed my bachelors in Animation and Multimedia and i want to study masters in UK, but i am not able to Choose relevant Program for me, so can i do masters in Computer science if i am from animation and Multimedia Field?
hey mate, you defintely can as many masters degree are catered to people with no computer science background. On the web page of the program check the pre-requisite and it’ll tell you if it’s for you or not. Usually the UK programs that expects to have CS background will titled ‘Adanced masters’
University of west london Bsc cybersecurity 3 yrs Good to join what do you think??? Could you just check the modules and subjects in the programme Is it worth joining?
@@UnixGuy it's a university based in the UK..the modules ,subjects, topics are all new to me..I would like to clarify this with a well know expert in the cybersecurity field like you.
unfortunately I can’t tell how good the course is just by reading names/desceiption of subjects, it will depend on the quality of the teachers and many other factors! sorry im not familiar with this particular university
@@MrHiddenlancer that will depend on the course, it may or may not teach you. If you want to learn hacking just follow this: th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.html
@@UnixGuy people in my program are like there is a better job growth on software engineer as with cybersecurity you have to start from the bottom and get more certifications
@@stevevazquez1429 yes certifications are very popular in the cyber security field, whilst in software engineering u dont need any certifications. Both fields are great so dont stress and choose what u like
@@stevevazquez1429 this video explains the process: th-cam.com/video/GPmVphOqSGY/w-d-xo.html once you watch it and understand it, then watch my videos about each cyber specialisation, I laid out the career path and required certs
Hello sir , im interested in cyber security or ethical hacking.... Due to some problems i can't afford cyber security course in my university So i got a seat in it ( information technology ) Is it worth , i mean can i become a good hacker
Unfortunately no university in my country that i know of offers a cybersecurity degree ( this probably implies the rest don't either ), so then the question is, CS or CE
Do you think you could make a video of a optimal resume or linked resume, Just going over what IT companies/Jobs are looking for. Also giving advice of what to have and not have on your resume/linked acct? Thank you for all you do!
Hello sir, am currently studying computer science and now very interested in cyber security but the university i am in now, is very hard to make change of course can i do cyber security in my masters or even after studying computer science can i work as a cyber security engineer ?
no, the degree in computer science wont add any value and the masters are way overpriced. Please follow this: th-cam.com/video/rz0RL4Xue-A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8p3yE2tXX_6jF8Dh and if you want to do a degree then just do a cyber security degree
Hey sir i am lost right now because universities in my country only offers degrees in IT and Computer Science and i really want to get in the field of cyber security so do you have any suggestion because i really don't kno where to start. 🙏
@@UnixGuy oho okey i will search and find it myself thank u if it is possible and if you have time than please do search in this subject as it is taught in many England university
I just started Cybersecurity I am currently doing a certification on introduction to cyber security, after that which certification do you think I can do next
@@jacquesjean4558 I think CompTIA Security+ is a good start overall, then pick a specialisation and pursue certs in it, I have videos about various specialisations that I recommend you watch but first start with this: th-cam.com/video/GPmVphOqSGY/w-d-xo.html
Can you please tell the difference between information systems security or cyber security I wann a start career in security but I'm confused between these two I hope you will reply 😄
information system degrees are usually less technical with some business subjects but that can vary depending on the university. if you want to work in cyber security then do a degree in cyber security. This video explains the process better: th-cam.com/video/GPmVphOqSGY/w-d-xo.html
@@UnixGuy the information systems security my majors course is in Concordia University Canada so will it pay me better or equal to cybersecurity and is it future secure career
The question in the title itself is going inside my head for a while as I'm trying to figure out what to do for my higher studies and I'm glad I found your channel (from another video of yours). Computer Science, Software Engineering and IT are quite popular courses here in Sri Lanka, but Cybersecurity on the other hand is much less popular here, even a single Government University doesn't directly offers that course though there are pvt universities and other options for that. I was all set to follow a CS degree but the idea of doing a cybersecurity degree crossed my mind as I really like privacy protection, and ethical hacking, not to look cool, but to respect and defend peoples' privacy (I know it sounds a little silly). Do you think cybersecurity would be bad for a person who is not so much interested in Hacking like you said about yourself (being the best hacker) as those mindsets benefit to progress through the career path ; but rather planning to do cybersecurity just for the mentioned preferences. Thank You!
Hello sir i am from india. Just completed my high school and searching for a good university. The university i saw is offering cs-hons cyber security. I am confused that should i take hons or cs what is your suggestion.
There seems to be a misconception when comparing Computer Science vs Cyber Security or any IT related field. Computer Science is like Physics to Engineering. All categories of Engineering are subsets of Physics. I.T., Cyber Security, A.I., Machine Learning, Data Science, and Software Engineering are all subsets of Computer Science.
Hello Unix guy i want you to help me I am doing bca and I am in 2 year but now I don't want to be in coding i wanna make career in cybersecurity but trust me I have no idea where to start i don't have any prior knowledge plz give me path love from India
Sir i want to become a hacker cyber security best or Information technology please give me answer as early as possible because applying admission started and end Soon ❤
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I ran up on your videos a few days ago while studying my security + cert. I absolutely love the videos, thank you for making them !
thanks Roxi, so glad you enjoying the videos :)
Im currently studying for sec + good luck on your journey
@@geordonstrachan6667 all the best Geordon
Well said. Before I got my degree in Cyber Security I came across so much misinformation about cybersecurity and which degree a person should get. I'm so glad I listened to myself and got a degree in something that I find extremely interesting.
Well done! I definitely followed misinformation and had to learn the hard way 😅
Had you completed cyber security course
I’m too getting this kind of information why spending so much money for cyber masters , go with CS
Even though I have much experience in cyber and want to go fit higher education!
Thanks so much. Very good video, answered all my questions. Didn't know what to start with.
Glad I’m able to help 🫡
Thanks Bro, you let my heart to choose what I already wanted. Your speech is completely for 17 years old me. love you machoooooo 😜
that’s awesome! good luck :)
I just recently found your channel and I love it! I have been working in cybersecurity for about 5 years now. I have a degree in cybersecurity and have 6 sans/giac certifications and I work as a cybersecurity detection engineer. I have shown my technical expertise many times in my job but I am struggling to make a jump in my salary at my current company. I have started to look for other jobs outside my company and found that I am being underpaid. How would you suggest going about this?
Hey Rob, you have an incredible background!
It really depends on how long u’ve been in your current role. You can have an honest conversation with your boss and ask for a raise, or you can get it in another company. Just know that the grass isn’t always greener, I talked about salaries in this video: th-cam.com/video/gQuv5mzc-mA/w-d-xo.html
Is it stressful job?
Very good channel!
I work in another field.
With all of the inflation in the economy, I am just exploring career possibilities.
This is probably not a common question, but is it possible to work in Cyber Security and have a desk where you are standing up? I don't like the idea of working while sitting down for several hours, as I have found being on my feet has been a healthier lifestyle for me.
hey mate, standing desks are very common in companies, it is something you can ask for. I personally don’t like sitting down a lot so I go for walks and sometimes I go to the gym during lunch
Lol that is not a career question just company policy
very thank you for your honesty
you’re welcome :)
I did the opposite, I started computer engineering and switched to computer science. I really enjoy building software so it was the perfect fit for me, but sometimes I do wonder what other jobs and professions are like.
it doesn’t matter in the long run :)
I am a 30 (soon 31) year old who has been working in healthcare in laboratories since I was 17. I am Married and my wife and I are both considering going back to school with some degree of savings. We have no children. My question since you've had a background in all 3 disciplines is at the 2 year associates level what are the job outlooks like? We would perfer to go to school 4 years directly but would incur some very heavy private debt. We have thought of doing cybersecurity or CS for our associates and saving for 1-3 years before going back to school for our BS. What is the better career field in this regard in your opinion?
hey mate. 31 is young!
A lot more goes into getting a job than just a degree, I don’t recommend going in crazy debts! Watch this video it explains the process:
th-cam.com/video/GPmVphOqSGY/w-d-xo.html
Shoout out to my man
The most honest dude
thanks! Nice username 😂
I love your channel and insight into these fields. But let me make this input as a computer Scientist.
Computer science is the foundation for theoritical knowledge in any discipline that touches digital technologies of which Cyber Security, Computer Engineering are part. Infact, Cyber Security ( broadly and precisely refer to as DIGITAL SECURITY) is a branch of Computer Science.
Mathematics and Physics on the other hand are the foundations of Computer Science, especially Mathematics, and that's why you can do exceptionally good in your career as a Computer Scientist if you are good in maths.
Computer Engineering mainly focuses on Digital Designs and Implementation but you can't design a system if you don't understand the atomic variables, theories and laws, relationships guiding them. These information are solved or learned in Computer Science precisely under LOGICS.
In summary, when you have advanced in Computer Science beyond the walls of academic environment, you will discover that any Digital Technologies: Robotics, AI, Digital Forensics, Security, Hacking, Apps Dev., Etc all have their fundamentals in Computer Science.
thanks for sharing your views; those are valid points.
However, this video is targetted at inviduals who want to work in the industry not academia
In my position the computer science department is horrendous at my college so i decided to do a computer engineering degree and I don’t regret it one bit. The engineering department even offers a minor in cyber security with ECE classes teaching networks and cyber security.
best of luck, enjoy it!
I love this video ❤ I start cyber security degree August 28th
Good luck Kalese! exciting times for you!
@@UnixGuy thank you !!!!
@@grubwithkalese 🫡
Hello UnixGuy. I appreciate your effort and great videos. I am a newcomer in IT field. I want to be an ethical hacker in the future. So I want to attend a degree. Is CS or Cybersecurity better for me?
cyber security! but also follow this video:
th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.html
I’ve been working in sales for 4 years I’m 23 years and want to transition to IT but I’m hearing mixed things on going for cyber security I’ve been considering WGU bachelors what I’m hearing is you should computer science because there are no “entry level cyber security positions “ but I’m not very good at math had a huge interest for computers as a kid and teen but fell off because of conditions what do you think I should do ? I’ve also seen people saying they caint get entry level positions
yeah people say all sorts of crap online unfortunately. There are entry level cyber roles BUT there aren’t that many. You absolutely don’t need a computer science degree, get a WGU bachelor (or even masters) in cyber security and try to get a cyber role and worst case scenario u end up getting an IT role whilst u keep working on certs to get a cyber role. Watch this video:
th-cam.com/video/ug_ruisDUXc/w-d-xo.html
@@UnixGuy Thank you ! Watched the video great information
@@imnateyo4089 good luck :)
CS major! interested in Data Analytics. Do you think there will always be jobs in data?
Hi Tiera, there will always be jobs related to data in general, they will just continue to evolve so be flexible and always be ready to upskill in newer tools, methods, technology; etc.
You can also pivot to something else in tech if u want in the future, your future is not sealed and a lot more flexible :)
Well explaination I ever received, Thanks man 🤝💪🔥
awwsome :)
Hello sir, I really liked your
Videos.i mean it is literally quite impressive of what you said compared to others. it's my 2nd year in B.Sc computer science and I'm currently doing "AWS" after my course what is best for me? Can I do master's
Or any other options there.pls educate me.
I think you can skip the masters and do certifications! Continue with AWS, here’s a plan I laid out for AWS certs: th-cam.com/video/NGvgJKtygwo/w-d-xo.html
I am 20, starting my bachelor in IT in jan 2023. So, I have 2 months free in which I want to make my base stronger. I am passionate about a career in ethical hacking.
I will learn the following courses from youtube in these 2 months.. I already have a good knowlege in networking..
⚪ COMPTIA A+ (3 days)
⚪ basic level DATA SCIENCE (2 days)
⚪ basic level operating system/linux (2 days)
⚪ Network+/ CCNA (maybe 15 days)
⚪ basic FIREWALL(2 day)
⚪ basic AI/ machine learing (maybe 3 days)
⚪ AWS clouding (15 days)
⚪ Security+/ Pentest+ (25 days..)
I don't know how realistic is this but I will this a try
I mean anything is possible depending on hiw much time and effort you want to dedicate. My worry is that you are not spending enough time on each topic.
Skip all of that and just do security+ and if you finish it, do pentest+
Someone suggested me to do Network+ before Security+. Can I really skip Network+? As for Comptia A+, I am just treating it as warmup before for big topics
@@GillAmrit666 you can skip both network+ and definitely A+. You can google the networking concepts when you study for security+ and learn as you go
@@UnixGuy Alright, thank you for the advice. I am heading straight for Security+. I will update you my progress after few weeks.
@@GillAmrit666 awesome good luck 💪🏻
There are programs in some universities that have cybersecurity within the computer science major, for example, the study units are 144 in total, 96 of them are related to computer science and its foundation, and 48 are related to cybersecurity.What do you think, do you recommend it or similar programs, or do I search for a bachelor's degree in cybersecurity? I hope to hear your opinion
there isn’t a huge diffrrence to be honest, choose univeristy with good teaching reputation and one that’s accessible to you, work hard and you’ll be fine
I agree with this my schools cs and cyber security degrees were so similar
@UnixGuy, do you mind checking WGU's curriculum for their CyberSecurity program ? do you think it's worth pursuing ? thanks !
Its pretty good, have only heard good things
@@UnixGuy Great brother, thanks !
Great video. I just started learning Nessus essentials. Can you recommend any resources for vulnerability report writing. I want to write a report about what my home network scan revealed. Just for practice. Cheers
Report writing is something you learn by trying and read sample reports and emulate them
@@UnixGuy therefore there is no framework or guidelines? Cheers
@@viq234 not really, the tools generate a generic report in different formats (pdf, and CSV), u just work off that
@@UnixGuygreat. I already found an example to emulate. Thank you
@@viq234 no worries :) good work
Hi, I come from a non IT background but few years ago I enrolled in a cert 4 in cyber security and had learnt that I am passionate about this field especially the technical aspect of it like server administration and penetration testing and cloud computing. My passion led to me to succeed in this course but unfortunately I never had the chance to work in this field as my applications were unsuccessful because of the lack of work experience. Few years on, and now I want to get back to this field, and am interested in doing the bachelor of cyber security. Do you advise on undertaking this course in order to have a refresher on what I’ve learnt, and to further my knowledge in this field so I can land a career ?
hey mate, the tafe cert is a great start! I recommend start watching my videos, I have certifications recommendations that you can do alongside your degree
Contemplating a career shift to Cybersecurity but uncertain about job stability, income potential, and future opportunities. How promising are careers in Cybersecurity? Is it financially rewarding? What about future growth prospects? Seeking advice from Cybersecurity experts and professionals!
yes the prospects are great and we’re still at the beignning! watch this:
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Thanks for your video. 🙏 How to move to from one to another Cyber Security field without experience? 😇 Trying to escape Security Infrastructure work (firewall, proxy, etc - after work/weekend + on call) to become Security Audit or Security Risk Analyst (M-F job) 😎 🙏
You already have experience, don’t underestimate it! Follow the certs I laid out in my cyber audit video and just start applying for jobs :)
@@UnixGuywill do.. I appreciate it.. I am learning CISA now.. How do you know you are not better than Kevin Mitnick? :)
@@babycutezz5665 Awesome, CISA is a great start! Oh I’m definitely no where near Kevin Mitnick, he is a pioneer and inspired millions of people, he is also a specialist Penetration tester, I work in a different area of Cyber security :)
I am 26 and pivoted into cybersecurity from biotechnology. Please help clearing confusion of how to proceed further with a degree/certifications (ofcourse skills plays major role).
hey Jyoti, congrats on the career change, you dont need more degrees, do certifications. Follow this path:
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Always computer science. I made the mistake of doing cyber security degree and realized how underdeveloped the degree is. The fact that I paid $30 Practical Ethical Hacking Course by the CyberMentor and learned 1000% more than a $1100 Ethical Hacking course required by my cybersecurity major is insane. There just few labs and all textbook. It’s very important to compote course curriculums in your college courses because 9/10 times a course online has more quality/quantity. Not to mention cybersecurity degrees do not have much variety when it comes to courses. The only cybersecurity courses my college has are basic cybersecurity fundamentals, ethical hacking, Networking, and Audits. So, a big waste of time/money.
That’s a reflection of the university that YOU went to. Looks like you went to a crappy university and my guess is if you did computer science in the same university it would’ve been equally crappy.
@@UnixGuy actually I transferred from a computer science college to this business/cybersecurity college because they had what I was looking for the most part. However, I would still recommend computer science over cybersecurity because some of curriculums I’ve seen colleges in NY for cybersecurity it’s not as developed as it should be especially for the money you are paying
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I disagree, all the major universities in NY have top notch cyber programs, well developed and have been running it for years.
it’s either that you went to a college with a poor cyber program or that you don’t know how to evaluate how good a cyber program is, which is understandable because as a fresh graduate you don’t really know the industry yet.
I'm in a computer science program where i was able to pick 30 credits worth of electives so i loaded up with cyber classes. I tought about going to sans institute bachelor's program as my job would pay for it as i want to do ICS/OT security but don't know if its worth it just to get the ICS certs.
SANS training is always worth it! Do you get a choice what course to do? if you do, the choose GCIH or GCFA, if it not, then just do whatever you can get :)
also watch these:
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@@UnixGuy The tricky part is my job will only pay if it's part of a degree program. So I'd have to do their bachelor's program which out of that you get 9 certifications.
@@TheHarrisal21 if your job is paying, then do it! great position to be in!
@@UnixGuy So it would be a good choice for a career switcher with limited experience?
@@TheHarrisal21 sans degrees include a lot of certs, yes they’re all a great addition
Please between Cyber Security and Software Development, which one has more hard programming language ? Please I’m confused of the one to chose but I also want the easiest one ☝🏿
No idea
Could you please share some information on the difference between different concentrations in cyber security that is computer security, network and infrastructure and last one government compliance and risk
Which concentration is best for a beginner to start with?
Please guide me in this.
not a hug difference, it depends on the university, it’ll probably be just some different subjects - I wouldn’t worry too much about it, it’ll have minimal to zero impact to your career
I’m experienced cybersecurity professional. I have applied for masters in information security (MISP, which is a very expensive program) as compared to masters in computer science (
I dont recommend masters degrees, waste of time and money. Watch the videos instead:
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Hello respected sir, im in my last year of highschool with zero knowledge in programming but at the same time i want to be a web application penetration, Red teamer and a ethical hacker and my maths is poor at the same time. Which field should i pick please, help im so confused b/w Cs and Cyber security.
cyber security
How about combining cyber security and cloud Engineering? Do you know a specific role for that?
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Im about to start my CS in a few weeks do you think it would be a good idea to switch to CS degree combined with cyber security or just stick with the CS degree on its own, I’m concerned about the maths 😭
no idea what u mean by ‘cs’ , that could mean computer science or cyber security.
Eithe way, if u want to work in cyber security you dont need to study computer science, you need to study cyber security
@@UnixGuy Sorry I mean computer science, my University has a computer science course combined with cyber security, maths is my weak point, so I was wondering which of the two would be a better option? I’m stuck between computer science on its own or computer science with cyber security.
Thanks for the reply 👍
cyber security, we dont do any math in cyber security
My university, university of New Brunswick doesnt do cybersecurity as an undergrad, only computer science. And I have no choice but to go there, what should I do
you can either find another university or just do computer science, it's not a bad choice
What would you suggest a career change into tech? Specialize in computer science then specialize in cyber??
I suggest you pick either computer science or cyber from the beginner and stick to it :)
hey bro, I took computer science as my diploma and right now I am doing Cyber Security but as you mentioned in CSE if you wish to develop software and stuff computer science is the best. now I am thinking of taking CSE, not Cyber Security but the thing I can't change my branch
you can always learn programming after your degree, you haven’t lost out on much
@@UnixGuy Oh really thanks the btw when I looked at their curriculum it almost looks the same.
What is your opinion with regards to eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester for starting out in penetration testing and also what certification would you advise for digital forensics? Thanks
Great choices! I talk in detail about this here:
Pentesting:
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Digital Forensics:
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Is this still valid? I want to do a 3 year degree in Computer Networks and Cyber Security but i spoken to some in the feild saying that it's uselss and the ppl ik in the feild who i asked about it told me that doing a degree is useless compared to the certifications. I was thinking about going into electrical engineering and do the certificates on a side.
degree can help but is not a must. Follow this:
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Hi @unixguy .the country where I'm from don't have cybersecurity degrees only computer science. But if eventually I'm to have a computer science degree when doing my masters outside my country can I use a computer science degree to get a master degree in cybersecurity. I'm really interested in cybersecurity specially penetration testing
hey, yes you absolutely can!
Oh thank goodness 😂
I appreciate your reply
@@counselofrick6918 no stress at all my friend, and if cyber security is the goal, make sure you start doing the certifications while you’re studying computer science, do these certifications:
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Web-3 or cryptocurrency related subjects, could you give me some suggestions to study on them if there is no specific subjects for them?
hey mate. I dont know of a single good resoirce yet, but i’m exploring a few, I’ll
keep u posted
Is there is any particular cybersecurity degree
If YES??
Please name them...
not really no
Is comptia security+ a good way to learn cyber security?
it’s a good start. I explain it all here:
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Thoughts on an Associate’s degree in Cybersecurity?
yes it can help but also follow this plan as well:
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Hi bro
I just gave my 10th exam and I am thinking about taking diploma and want to go in cyber security field
Please guide
follow the plan in this video, that’s the quickest way:
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Hello, I have completed my bachelors in Animation and Multimedia and i want to study masters in UK, but i am not able to Choose relevant Program for me, so can i do masters in Computer science if i am from animation and Multimedia Field?
hey mate, you defintely can as many masters degree are catered to people with no computer science background. On the web page of the program check the pre-requisite and it’ll tell you if it’s for you or not. Usually the UK programs that expects to have CS background will titled ‘Adanced masters’
University of west london
Bsc cybersecurity 3 yrs
Good to join what do you think???
Could you just check the modules and subjects in the programme
Is it worth joining?
no idea, not familiar with them
@@UnixGuy it's a university based in the UK..the modules ,subjects, topics are all new to me..I would like to clarify this with a well know expert in the cybersecurity field like you.
unfortunately I can’t tell how good the course is just by reading names/desceiption of subjects, it will depend on the quality of the teachers and many other factors! sorry im not familiar with this particular university
What should I do after doing degree in computer science to become a cybersecurity engineer ?!
this video explains it:
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Which one (cybersecurity or programming) good for a remote job?
cyber security...
@@UnixGuythank you
@@UnixGuyso if I’m interested in learning hacking. Cybersecurity will be better choice? And will it teach me that?
@@MrHiddenlancer that will depend on the course, it may or may not teach you. If you want to learn hacking just follow this:
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@@UnixGuythank you very much
What if your employer pays for college 100% up to a master's degree all credits, books, and any other fees 100% free no strings attached?
then take it! its a no brainer
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Should you move from software engineer program to cybersecurity? Debating now if I should do the switch.
both are two different career paths, so only switch if you’re certain that’s what you wanna do. Both are great career choices
@@UnixGuy people in my program are like there is a better job growth on software engineer as with cybersecurity you have to start from the bottom and get more certifications
@@stevevazquez1429 yes certifications are very popular in the cyber security field, whilst in software engineering u dont need any certifications. Both fields are great so dont stress and choose what u like
@@UnixGuy if I were to do cybersecurity. What certifications do you recommend get to start my career and move up?
@@stevevazquez1429 this video explains the process:
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once you watch it and understand it, then watch my videos about each cyber specialisation, I laid out the career path and required certs
thanks bro
No worries at all :)
I have bachelors in Computer Science but interested in Cybersecurity. What do I do, do I go for cybersecurity certifications
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Hello sir , im interested in cyber security or ethical hacking.... Due to some problems i can't afford cyber security course in my university
So i got a seat in it ( information technology )
Is it worth , i mean can i become a good hacker
yes but you have to invest in certifications:
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Great videos but passion don’t pay the bills
ok
Unfortunately no university in my country that i know of offers a cybersecurity degree ( this probably implies the rest don't either ), so then the question is, CS or CE
CS
@@UnixGuy as expected
@@chri-k great
Do you think you could make a video of a optimal resume or linked resume, Just going over what IT companies/Jobs are looking for. Also giving advice of what to have and not have on your resume/linked acct? Thank you for all you do!
I’ve got this video about CVs here:
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but yeah I’m due for an update :)
Can u say which is better bsc in cyber or bachelor of information technology in deaking to start a degree
both are good, depends on what u want to do
Hey I wanna be a ethical hacker so wats the degree I should I choose can I choose cybersecurity for it
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Hello sir, am currently studying computer science and now very interested in cyber security but the university i am in now, is very hard to make change of course can i do cyber security in my masters or even after studying computer science can i work as a cyber security engineer ?
for sure, start with this roadmap:
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@@UnixGuy And also sir can I use my computer science degree to get a cyber security job
Should i do CS degree and then opt for masters in cyber sec ?
no, the degree in computer science wont add any value and the masters are way overpriced. Please follow this:
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and if you want to do a degree then just do a cyber security degree
Hey sir i am lost right now because universities in my country only offers degrees in IT and Computer Science and i really want to get in the field of cyber security so do you have any suggestion because i really don't kno where to start.
🙏
both degrees are fine to start. Watch this: th-cam.com/video/ug_ruisDUXc/w-d-xo.html
I'm studying for the A+ then do security +
sounds like a plan! good luck
hello unix guy i want to ask you something is ( bsc hons in cyber securities and ethical hacking) worth it
no idea, name of a degree doesnt tell me anything
@@UnixGuy Bachelor of Science (BSc) (Hons) Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity
@@AnonymousAntics1 no idea! name of the course doesn’t tell us anything about the quality or the content of the course
@@UnixGuy oho okey i will search and find it myself thank u if it is possible and if you have time than please do search in this subject as it is taught in many England university
Please how do you search for jobs in Cyber security?
Go to LinkedIn or any job site and search for cyber security jobs in your area there
Ok thanks
I just started Cybersecurity I am currently doing a certification on introduction to cyber security, after that which certification do you think I can do next
@@jacquesjean4558 I think CompTIA Security+ is a good start overall, then pick a specialisation and pursue certs in it, I have videos about various specialisations that I recommend you watch but first start with this:
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@@UnixGuy thanks very much
Can you please tell the difference between information systems security or cyber security I wann a start career in security but I'm confused between these two I hope you will reply 😄
information system degrees are usually less technical with some business subjects but that can vary depending on the university. if you want to work in cyber security then do a degree in cyber security. This video explains the process better:
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@@UnixGuy the information systems security my majors course is in Concordia University Canada so will it pay me better or equal to cybersecurity and is it future secure career
@@thefactspewer Payment depends on how good you become not the title of your degree. Concordia is a great university so work hard and you’ll be fine
@@UnixGuy thanks for replying i really appreciate it😄
@@thefactspewer you’re welcome :)
The question in the title itself is going inside my head for a while as I'm trying to figure out what to do for my higher studies and I'm glad I found your channel (from another video of yours). Computer Science, Software Engineering and IT are quite popular courses here in Sri Lanka, but Cybersecurity on the other hand is much less popular here, even a single Government University doesn't directly offers that course though there are pvt universities and other options for that.
I was all set to follow a CS degree but the idea of doing a cybersecurity degree crossed my mind as I really like privacy protection, and ethical hacking, not to look cool, but to respect and defend peoples' privacy (I know it sounds a little silly). Do you think cybersecurity would be bad for a person who is not so much interested in Hacking like you said about yourself (being the best hacker) as those mindsets benefit to progress through the career path ; but rather planning to do cybersecurity just for the mentioned preferences. Thank You!
cyber security course is fine
Hello sir i am from india. Just completed my high school and searching for a good university. The university i saw is offering cs-hons cyber security. I am confused that should i take hons or cs what is your suggestion.
hons is if you want phd, otherwise no need
There seems to be a misconception when comparing Computer Science vs Cyber Security or any IT related field. Computer Science is like Physics to Engineering. All categories of Engineering are subsets of Physics. I.T., Cyber Security, A.I., Machine Learning, Data Science, and Software Engineering are all subsets of Computer Science.
The video is about landing a cyber security job.
Iam going to do bsc in cybersecurity (deakin) from srilanka .can u give me some infos about the pr and getting a job ?
i dont have information about PR
What about getting a job after the degree in deakin?
Hello Unix guy i want you to help me I am doing bca and I am in 2 year but now I don't want to be in coding i wanna make career in cybersecurity but trust me I have no idea where to start i don't have any prior knowledge plz give me path love from India
follow the plan in this video:
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Sir i want to become a hacker cyber security best or Information technology please give me answer as early as possible because applying admission started and end Soon ❤
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Is cybersecurity degree very hard?
Computer Science degrees can be harder, depending on the university
@@UnixGuy which undergraduates degree is best for cybersecurity engineer?
@@yashrai4645 if you watched the video above to the end you will know the answer
Love the thumbnail 🤔 😂
this is such an old video 😆
@@UnixGuy Watching them all 😎
Sir I am selected cs with cyber security in Bengaluru acs college is best course
Im not familiar with your university, but cs with a cyber specialisation is good
@@UnixGuy thank u sir 🙏
@@Chama_dilip u welcome!
Hi please can i have your email just to guide on.
best way to ask questions is through the comments here so othere can benefit.