What certs do you have

Keep those posts coming.

Good to see your opinion on AI. Seems people don't how to leverage thier current tools.

Seems you experienced poor management

It is not too late for cyber. There are alot of vulnerables out there.

I thought the market was in demand. Has that changed? Thanks.

10:31 am i hearing things |_・)

Lol, I earned (2) GIAC certs, GFACT and GISF. Pursuing GSEC. Currently, hold the Security+. Yes, I am currently working for a company and a SANS student in the BACS program. But I would not discourage anyone to pursue GIAC certs. Network+ is a waste of time and money. I would go for the CCNA. Cheers!

Two of the biggest names in the industry forgot the other dude too

The problem is that Cybersecurity is unfortunately the next SWE. It gets too romanticized and people think that they can break in without much- IT’S A MASSIVE CHALLENGE TO BREAK IN. I think the Helpdesk route is a more viable way to break into it rather than trying to brute force your way in.

How was your transition from SWE to Cyber Security? I'm a Front End Engineer and my recent experience is with AWS so on-call/ops was also part of the job. I was told that I would have an advantage because of my background, but I'm also worried and scared that I might have a hard time looking for a cyber security role and that it might take a while.

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STAY AWAY FROM SIMPLILEARN!!! I spent $4k on Simplilearn which half of it was paid by my employer but it was a total waste!! It just wasted my time for a few months and then I just put it aside and moved on. Just go for Udemy courses or other cheap courses. no need to spend a fortune!! My program had an MIT course! after I purchased the program I then realized it's only a one hour session with someone from MIT, kind of an introduction and then all teachers for main course are in India, teaching remotely. Second course I was hearing a lot of noises in the background and I stopped attending and some teachers had bad mics or bad accents which I could hardly understand. overall I attended a few classes from 3 or 4 courses and then I gave up.

Great video! I just passed my A+ certification. I spent two months studying for the 1101, but then refined my study strategy and completed the 1102 in just three weeks. I wouldn’t recommend cramming to anyone, but finding ways to make the study process smoother and less stressful is definitely important.

For security software developer interviews, do candidates need to prep on leetcode for ds and algos?

I'm here for the meows

The crossover I didn’t expect but did enjoy

I get the same pitch from every other EDR/XDR lol

You earn the Cybersecurity Engineer major?

Step 1 for me is figuring out what all this jargon means lol

I enjoyed watching this, good info along with some good laughs lol make more of these. Thanks.

Oh! A very nice collab here, just waitin on UnixGuy now :D

As someone who is actively applying. You have to be EXTREMELY LUCKY.

Honest CISSP is not hard , CASP+ more difectele ( thenical )

Baddie tbh

Your laughs are contagious, got me chuckling on the subway

I have to ensure everyone of my students watches this video.

Very helpful thank u

The best

I like your mutual interview, because it has some kind of romantic tone...!!!. Thank you for sharing helpful information and have a blessed Holidays...!

And how about Computer Engineer? Sandra have Cybersecurity degree or Computer Science or Computer Engineer?

TBO the real entry cybersecurity job is the help desk… any job title with “cybersecurity” usually isn’t a entry job even if it says it’s entry level lol

I really enjoy watching your videos but honestly, I think you're speeding it up. Can you please stop so we can actually understand what you're saying completely. If you are someone that knows exactly already the industry it makes sense but for anyone that's not and we're looking to get into the industry or we're looking to learn from you. You're speaking way too fast or you're speeding up the tape a little bit maybe so it doesn't waste people's times I'm sure you're doing something in editing to help speed of the process but honestly, it doesn't help at all. I hope you read this because it would be really helpful for newer people that really like your content to be able to retain it better.

Josh is that guy!!!! He’s helped soo many people get into IT, just watching all the interview he does with people taking his program and getting jobs was super inspiring to me. I’m 50% done with course careers and I have an email interview already! Josh if you ever come back to Seattle I want to buy you a drink and a dinner, thank you so much!! And thank you Sandra for asking great questions, I’m about to subscribe to your channel this was an amazing interview great job with the edits too!!

I liked the quimic and the way the interview! thank you and I hope a new one. Thanks bouth👏

The cyber coach/professor herself! 😊❤

Too many cats in here!! 😂🤣🤣

Thank YOU!!!

once cybersecurity grows to a much larger world wide staple of society as a core essence of human presence, you guy will be legends.

Josh has helped me throughly I owe it to him. I did not know what I wanted to do coming out of highschool, he gave me the full IT roadmap, projects and resume!!

Solid interview Sandra. Ya'll are both great and thanks for the insight! Definitely keeps me engaged to keep charging forward to obtaining a job in cyber one day.

I loved the interview, very fun to watch. 👍🏻

sis I cannot hear u