Thank you. I like that you break down the questions with common examples. Very helpful!

I Provisionally passed my CISSP exam this week @100 questions at my first attempt. For anyone preparing for CISSP exam, I highly recommend you watch this video. I watched it just days before my exam and I definitely know it helped me get the right mindset. if you are a technical person and if you can't just like that relate to "Think like a manager" watching this video can be a game changer. Thank you so much for sharing this valuable material for free!!

I take my security + Jan 16 will the udemy course help me pass for that date?

Passed my compTIA A+ I am just starting my network+ I am a data engineer mainly doing CAT6A installation in banks and offices across London . I am finding it difficult to study due to my heavy work load & commuting which takes up a large percentage of my week. But hoping to complete it this coming year any advice or help would be much appreciated

PASSED! Thank you so much for providing this resource! I took notes and watched this video many times! Practice tests also really helped!

I totally agree. I’m considering taking cybersecurity next, after I’m done getting my a+ net, And security plus

Needed this video. Randomly found me! I will apply to my local community college. They have a great I.T program.

I am happy to see this video

Not gonna get bot to do Audio Book, proceeds to get bot to do Audio Book. Bought the Audio Book without reading thinking you're a man of your word.

Wish I would have found your channel sooner. You are very thorough and a great teacher.

Amazing video. I am planning to take the exam, But I am having difficulty doing subnetting for some reason. Is not going through my head. I don't know what is the issue

I am new to the field. I am a Risk Manager looking at GRC. Risk Management, Information Technology basics, Cyber Security, and Networking are all individual fields people work in for decades. I am breaking to down by each section, then looking to make the jump. All self study. ITF, A+, Net+, Sec+, CySA, Cloud+ and then I can talk risk and compliance. So much to understand. This will take a few years.

Just documenting my progress Day 1 1:40:55

I'm 21 years old and have been working as a network engineer for 1.5 years now. However, I recently found out that one of my friends, who is 5 years older than me, is CEH certified and working at a good corporate job. This has made me feel both jealous and inspired. He motivates me to realize that it's important to surround myself with good people. If we aim to become skilled engineers, we need to prove our expertise through certifications.

Tak!

Thank you for sharing

11:38 Numbering System - Troubleshooting Methodology 01:07:36 Basic Networking - GPU's & Cooling 02:04:23 Internal Computing Components - Web and Mail Protocols 03:06:25 Network Devices - Application Installations 04:07:38 Configuration of Web Browsers - Database Commands and Access Methods 05:03:28 CIA Security - Disaster Recovery

Q 11.. Answer from my perspective should be A. Identifying the source of the attack. This is the GOAL of Detection and Response phase. What is the goal of mitigation and recovery phase then in that case? This is not logic for me at all. But overall thank you very much, this is an eye opened after failing my first attempt.

Wanted to leave this comment as appreciation to the creator, just passed my exam yesterday first try and one month of pseudo study i may not have studied more than 3 weeks of daily study. This video flipped the switch in my brain going from technical mindset to CISSP mindset.

This video is about N10-009 and I signed up for the live class via the link in this video. when I received the confirmation email I saw the live class is for N10-008. Is that just a mistake that needs to be updated?

Study 1st: SEC + 2nd NET + 3rd A+ 4th Petest 5th CYSA+ 6th CASP

so i am at question 50 and i got 80% right, I was wondering if this test was easier then the actual one.

Being a network engineer for 20 yes I see these same the latest was “become a IT secury professional in 5 weeks I laughed “ good video to point out what’s actually true

Rate Google cybersecurity course

Thank you so much. I passed my Security+ this morning, this video was crucial and unbelievably helpful!

Just passed today! Thank you!

I am so glad i found your channel man 🙏🏻 Definitely joining your class.

more questions like this pls....thanks

I disagree with question 16.. An insider threat, wouldn't stop because of awareness.. these insider threats are intentional, awareness will not stop them.

The Cram is selling for $9.99 and not 99 cents as adverties. Just so you save the trip to Amazon. You may need to update the video and correct the information.

@TechnicalInstituteofAmerica How much is your program?

I'm celebrating my 47th year in high tech, and all of these training scammers are posturing themselves as intelligent purveyors of an ability to "train" someone (in some arbitrary short period of time) to become an "expert" within a field that I've been working for a lifetime.... madness.......

I almost liked the video twice due to the wisdom the instructor is spitting! 😅

thank you very much for your great video; it helps me a lot to passed my CISSP exam today...not an easy exam but with your "think like a manager" concept I passed the exam. Thank you very much once again

mannn this is the video i need, thank god its in my reccomendation. iam learning google cybersec certificate in coursera rn, i feel struggle learning about network, i can understand basic python, linux and sql in that course, but i feel i dont really understand about securing network, what the routers do, what is port, why we need port ? and etc, they teach very little part about network, i feel somethin is missing, and rn i have clear path, im gonna learn the A+ and Network+ thankyou for the insight sir.

Hello do you have 30 day study plan for Network+ 009

Awesome video, thank you so much for the help you've given!

"Thanks, Andrew, for this video. Could you please confirm if ITIL follows the same process as the PMP exam, where we can pay the fee first and select the exam date later?"

No one said that you are learning in 6 weeks,you have to be stupid if you believe that,even for basics needs time! Your video it’s sad cause you said that’s it’s a scam,believe guys I’m in University of Chicago and I’m learning cybersecurity,not for 6 weeks,and yes I paid money(of course)nothing it’s free! If someone say to you I have something free for you,like this guy in the video,he is the scammer cause after this he gonna ask for money to continue your learnings about CS! If you are not interesting for money and you are making this video from your heart 😅🤣 why you ask the people to start learning from your platform or company or you whatever you have there! You such a bad person making this kind of video,you supposed to make people start learning not take them out and try to force them come to you! Have you a great day Sir

Hey so with learning the basics do you recommend going through a cyber security degree? I want to acquire an associates/bachelor's will this break down the basics for me?

I passed Core 2 yesterday just barely. Now I’m onto core 1 which I hear is even harder. 😔 it’s required for my IT degree

Thank you so much Andrew for making this video! I watched it multiple times and was able to pass on my first try. This video was a tremendous help.

Do you think I should take cloud computing first. I have very little IT experience.

I already have A+. Do you have a road map to becoming a Cyber Security person? I am passionate about it

this advice is for network security cyber analyst most likely tech firms need to have guys with wide range of skillset and basics but for domains like web vulnerabilities need different skill set. no need to learn everything about cs core but picking one vulnerability and concentrating on it hunting it down gives better picture physio therapist make good chunk dont study mbbs lamao believe this guy if u wanna do a job in an office belive me if u wanna become a hunter

Really great video 🙌

First off thank you for making this video. I can truly say, I don't think I would have passed this test without your insight on the question format!