Can you please update the Letsdefend coupon code

LOL, I did Network+, Security+,Pentest+ and I’m now at CEH. And CEH is by far the best one. The book is great and the Labs are amazing. I don’t really like the multiple choice based Test, but after that you can take a practical exam. I repeat, it’s crasaaaazy how much I learned.

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I have recently completed the Google professional cyber security I have question which one doing fisrt SOC level 1 or lets defend SOC Path.? Currently I'm unable take grc course

Love watching you, from Egypt 🇪🇬

Man, I've been taking google cyber security course, and it's hard, but I keep having burnouts. I need to do better. I have the urge of wanting to learn and be in cyber security, but real worldy problems have been tough to get through. Need to keep going and pushing myself.

Thanks man

I want to ask: Between CISA and CISM, which certification is better aligned with GRC as a professional certification?

Good day sir. I have completed a GRC course on Cybrary. Can I use the certificate to apply for work or there's more I need to do

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Hmm I find myself drawn to this more than a soc analyst now 😅

What if instead of lets defend, I already started tryhackme SOC level 1 is that less or equivalent?

Thanks bro!

You got into an occupation that was non-existent until now. A very "early bird".😅

I'm starting with you pls

I'm currently editing my CV and been a welder for the last ten years, I thought it best to leave my last two jobs on as it shows I've held a job longterm ( last seven years two jobs)?

I am following your approch & yesterday got certified in Google Cyber security, now going to next level

Thank you sir, I'm currently completing my google cybersecurity course by your advice and will follow your advice as i begin in this journey, i hope i crack a entry level job in 2025

Unix, can you please make an updated video about getting into Digital Forensics, what degree path and certs to obtain along the way? We’ve discussed previously and I plan on obtaining a bachelors in Computer Forensics & Digital Investigations from Champlain College Online. Is that a good start?

You left without saying bye to Jake!

GO TO HELL!

Thnx unix guy still following your cloud security recommendations and always updating my learning path with your videos coming up. I passed sc 900, but still doing the Microsoft cyber analyst professional certification to gain knowledge and head to az-500 for more practical apps.

Hello UnixGuy, Thank you for taking time out of your working day to make these cyber security roadmap videos. I’m going to put your job & interview advice into practice for getting work in cyber security. SOC &/or GRC, these two areas of cyber security are my focus for getting an entry level job. Best wishes from western Europe.

Hoe long is the course? Seems like all videos are a few minutes long. Does it cover everything or is it an upsell to another course?

Not trying to be rude or anything, but I don't exactly seeing companies lining up to snatch any kind of cyber security applicants. When I see applications getting rejected within mere seconds of someone's submission, it tells me that company has no intention of hiring anyone, but puts out job postings anyway. In fact, There are many companies in Texas that have placed a "hiring freeze" completely with no indication of when that will be lifted. I'm not saying there aren't companies hiring, but what I AM saying is for the companies that ARE looking for cybersecurity applicants, they are doing an incredibly poor job of 1) letting everyone know where to apply to legitimate job posts and 2) actually get good applicants with potential. If anything, THOSE companies should be infuriated with the other companies putting out ghost or fake postings because it's ruining their reputation of hiring workers (especially when so many right now feel like companies do everything they can NOT to hire people).

BTW, the google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate is not free, it’s free for 7 days access, then $49 a month

I interview for an entry level SOC analyst last week, and I have been offered to shadow the analyst team. Is there any tips you have for shadowing, so I can increase my chances of getting hired?

I mean, no matter what happens in your job search, you hear UnixGuy's voice in these videos and it is quite satisfying. 😊

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Id love to see you and Josh go through one another's course and do a sit down about it and discuss it. Raw and uncut.

If i learn it how can i apply for the exam? Can i take its exam any time i want to?

More collaboration guys! I love it! 🎉

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Wait did I see Melbourne Metro ❤

Bro where do you live in Australia? Please reply. Thanks a lot.

Sir what is the typical salary range for cybersecurity professionals at your level and experience in your country? Please reply. Thanks a lot.

Sir is your household income more than 200k dollars a year in Australia? Please reply in yes or no. Thanks a lot.

So whats the first move i want to start learning

Hey Unixguy, my uni offers CEH, CND, CHFI, CISSP and CCNA lectures at a lower price than on their site together with physical lectures. As you said CEH is not recommended what about others? Should I do them? Regarding the uni I just completed and passed the foundation course and looking forward to the degree. Meanwhile I completed 7 courses of the Google cyber cert and doing the last one and also doing some beginner courses of TryHackMe. After finishing the google one what should I go for? What about AZ-900 which some of my friends are doing right now?

Thank you both for this clearance ❤

I’d like to share my journey of how I landed a job thanks to this video. After completing the Google Cybersecurity Certificate (which revealed so many fascinating aspects of the IT and cybersecurity field) I started applying for various entry-level cybersecurity positions. While I faced many rejections, I didn’t give up. Alongside my job applications, I continued studying and preparing for interviews. Eventually, I secured a position as an L1 SOC Analyst, and I’m excited to say that I’ll be starting in about a month. In the meantime, I’m taking advantage of this period to work through the TryHackMe SOC Path (the practical side of my learning) and prepare for the CompTIA Security+ exam (for which I received a 30% discount after completing the Google certificate). In my new role, I’ll have the opportunity to work with SIEM tools and gain valuable hands-on experience monitoring network traffic. My goal is to keep improving and advance to an L2 position, where I can take on more responsibilities-like resolving security incidents-and earn a higher salary. I’m incredibly grateful to Unixguy for the excellent guidance and the confidence boost this video provided during my job search. Thank you for helping me turn my dreams into reality!

Hi there! Can you recommend any paid virtual labs where I can access Linux and Python easily? My computer has problems while Installing them .

Because of your good videos l want to become a cyber security expert l have just done with my master degree but l want you to help me l want to learn a technical skill so that l can get a good job

Thank you

I'm very grateful to have found your channel.