Asking Cyber Security Recruiter How to Get Hired (Avoid Rejection)

[@UnixGuy]

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[@Lovingdogsclub]

Could ask him why hackers do whatever they want around the world???

[@UnixGuy]

@@Lovingdogsclub the same answer as "why do criminals do what they do"...

[@Lovingdogsclub]

Yes, but how they hacked anyone? He and you are experts in the area, how, I mean is crazy.?????@UnixGuy

[@UnixGuy]

@@Lovingdogsclub just like every other crime, it happens; and they get arrested all the time

[@meghaissack7802]

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[@UnixGuy]

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[@UnixGuy]

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[@salmansuleiman9992]

Every word .. each of em all

[@oozey262]

Unixguy, On behalf of all juniors, entry level, and learners of cybersecurity i would like to exhibit the highest gratitude for all your help. The day i break into this field, i will remember that you played a major part of my career journey. Thank you, buddy.

[@UnixGuy]

Glad to be part of your journey, all the best 🙏🏻

[@iam_isaacgato]

Exactly 💯

[@michaeldickerson98]

Well said my fellow soon-to-be cybersecurity professional. He's been a big part of my mission. I will thank him once that day comes.

[@watchingyoutube_]

2:45 thank you for highlighting specific things on the resume that can be used to stand out. His answer to the previous question was more abstract and hard to capture in 6 seconds

[@UnixGuy]

glad it helped clarify things

[@jdogdizzy12]

Thank you. I’ve been looking for this kind of advice. I have A+ Net+ Sec+ and CySA+, worked on many projects but haven’t been lucky even getting a cybersecurity interview for over 2 years now. I’m coming from years of customer service so this video truly helps with my resume structure

[@UnixGuy]

you are off to a great start with the certs and customer service experience! I think it’s time to upskill and do more advanced training from this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX3KnItse5iNeqM

[@foxxrider250r]

The absolute best Cyber training channel out there....I have never seen such good advice from anyone. Thanks UnixGuy!

[@UnixGuy]

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[@larhondah.2793]

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[@J_G_Network]

I have never encountered a video that was just uploaded 1 minute ago, and I enjoy the videos. Thank you for sharing knowledge.

[@UnixGuy]

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[@billstrong4072]

That was concise and exactly what I needed. As a high school teacher transitioning into cybersecurity, I felt like the video was made specifically for me. It was truly motivating and inspiring. Thank you very much!

[@UnixGuy]

glad it was helpful 🤝🏻

[@AbdulRahim-uz6yt]

Again and again you continue to impress with the quality of your content. Happy i stumbled upon your channel a few months ago. Following your guidance. Grinding 💪

[@UnixGuy]

Glad to be part of your journey 🙏🏻

[@mdmasumhossain9403]

Thank you for uploading. It will help a lot someone wants to break into cybersecurity industry.

[@UnixGuy]

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[@gaminginasmr]

This was very informative. Thank you so much unix guy. 🙏 Thank you for bringing a guest on to talk about his experiences. It really helps to hear from multiple professionals in the field.

[@UnixGuy]

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[@aminajaved-t2l]

Massive respect for my fav Unix Guy ❤ so humble, honest and down to Earth person.

[@UnixGuy]

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[@christytortland]

Thank you so much for this -- as a career changer moving towards a GRC role, I've been trying to make sure my resume will be up to par by the time I'm ready to search for jobs. This interview was so so helpful!!

[@UnixGuy]

good luck with it all! and for GRC, watch this if you haven’t already: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@charlesnwaobasi1824]

If you have not done so already, please consider making a video on 'LinkedIn Optimization' for Cybersecurity. As always, your videos are information-packed.

[@UnixGuy]

Here you go 😉 Cyber Security LinkedIn Tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHzQlIynaNuJq6s

[@albuandrei2005]

Great video! I've been a fan of your content for years, and it’s always so helpful. As someone transitioning into Cyber Security, I find it challenging to answer questions like, 'Why do you want to join this company?' Honestly, I’m passionate about working in Cyber Security, so I’m open to any company that offers me a chance to grow and learn. Focusing on just one company could mean missing out on other great opportunities that might suit me as a beginner. So I'm generally open to anyone. I’ve applied to over 100 companies here in Australia without hearing back, so I wonder if I’m not approaching that question the right way. Anyone else in the same boat? Maybe I just need to refine my answers. Thanks again for sharing such valuable insights!

[@cusillo6976]

I'm on the other side of the pacific, with a similar concern. I can answer what I think I'd like to pursue in the next couple decades, but interest in the company and where I expect to be in the next couple to 5 years depends on the employee development of said org. How do you approach this with honesty without seeming like an opportunist?

[@UnixGuy]

I answer about my interest in the role and how it will enable me to learn and grow! it could be your resume/CV or just you need to do more training. Follow this roadmap: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6Msi=fcJI95zHNfMvIWNz

[@albuandrei2005]

@@UnixGuy I did mentioned I've been following your content for years :) I've done 90% of the suggestions in the above video, all the Qualys virtual internship, Security+, SOC Lvl 1 on THM, done your GRC course and the GRC course from Simply Cyber, a small home lab, now I'm on the path of SOC lvl 1 in HTB and studying for a CCNA ( get the basics covered) {I also have a Cert IV in Cyber Security], hired a specialist to help me with my CV after looking at your suggested CV template. Participated in some local Networking events. I feel that I'm venting a bit here, apologies for that. I feel I've put in the work and and I' slowly starting to lose hope. I'll keep at it. Learn at leas one new thing every day. I truly enjoy your videos, they keep me moving forward, keep at them. Thanks for the reply.

[@abdisamadjoe]

Thanks, Unixguy! These tips were exactly what I needed for my cybersecurity job hunt!

[@UnixGuy]

Glad I could help!

[@renee9745]

Great video. Very specific and useful tips. I have used your resume template to think about my skills and education and restructure it. It reads so much clearer now. A recruiter will not have to hunt for relevant info. Thanks!

[@UnixGuy]

Excellent work :)

[@anirudhbond2060]

Wonderful video You are actually building confidence in me just posting necessary video to make career in cyber security As of now i am working as python developer switching to cyber security job(going through your road map). Thank you so much sir for your content....

[@UnixGuy]

you have a great starting point being a python developer! good luck with your journey :)

[@Zacharias810]

Your content is so good I stop what I’m doing to watch it. Thank you sir!

[@UnixGuy]

I appreciate that!

[@wiotpodcast]

THANK YOU Mr Abed 🙏

[@UnixGuy]

Welcome!

[@-Jyothi-yh2ft]

That's really helpful for cyber security aspirants for getting there first security job❤

[@UnixGuy]

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[@alfredamewoseanyana]

Kudos, bro, you have been doing a great job.

[@UnixGuy]

Appreciate the kind words 🤝🏻

[@omarbarron1822]

Great interview and video thank you … definitely trying to follow a road map and build a strong foundation as I transition into cybersecurity!!!

[@UnixGuy]

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[@rw2783]

This is a great interview. Very insightful.

[@UnixGuy]

glad you found it helpful!

[@dannotdanny]

Great stuff, guys. (I have a question at the end) Really appreciate you emphasising the importance of knowing exactly which area of cyber we should be looking to specialise in. I’m about a year into my journey and will be testing the waters in about a year once I have completed a couple more certs and done a few projects of my own. One thing I would say is that as I learn about the various areas of CS whether it be Network, IAM, Cloud or Endpoint, I find them all really fascinating in their own ways. I understand as a recruiter that you want to see me completely obsessed with say Cloud security, and that if you were in need of someone like that, I would stand a better chance over someone who wasn’t sure which direction they wanted to go. Without really getting your hands dirty in a particular discipline, it’s hard to really commit fully to one specific area as someone looking to move into CS in their late 30s. I guess if I had a question it would be; Should I just pick which one I find most interesting and go all in even if it may take a bit longer to land that perfect position?

[@UnixGuy]

My recommendation is to first approach things from a generalist perspective and aim to have a broad base of knowledge. I explained it all in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@dannotdanny]

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[@calebmogz8168]

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[@UnixGuy]

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[@ibrahimomeiza405]

I am excited already 🎉🎉😊

[@UnixGuy]

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[@MaxJM711]

As somebody who is getting into cybersec (fingers crossed finishing uni next year!), I really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for not being your average techbro and actually giving us so much useful information man

[@UnixGuy]

I have a video titled fastest way to become ethical hacker, follow that No need to work for free, for my 6-months plan and when you finish learn ethical hacking and dive deeper there in your own time

[@MaxJM711]

@@UnixGuy Many thanks man! Gonna be checking out the plan and adapt it to my schedule and plans, blessings bro!

[@watchingyoutube_]

Another worthwhile question is what things should candidates absolutely avoid on the resume? Like verbiage, specific certifications, job titles?

[@UnixGuy]

there are no hard rules, dont over think it. Just lead with relevanf cyber training/knowledge

[@watchingyoutube_]

Good deal, thank you!

[@Angelicasha-tc1wq]

I loved this video. Thank you

[@UnixGuy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@edpro9332]

God bless you UnixGuy

[@UnixGuy]

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[@imebasseyisua-ikoh4167]

This is really insightful. Thanks a lot, Unixguy. You have really made it easier to pivot into cybersecurity 🎉

[@UnixGuy]

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[@greysonbennett6788]

Wow sir, this video very very good! 🙏 You explain all things so simple, my brain fully open now. Before I not understand cyber security, but after watching, everything is clear like crystal. 💻🔥 You are real guru ji! Thank you so much sir, I will share this with all my friends and family, now we all become cyber security experts! Blessings to you always sir!

[@UnixGuy]

glad it was helpful!

[@shadow6543]

A lot of people just have really bad resumes and no interviewing skills. Especially for the younger guys out there you just gotta rep it out practice practice practice soon enough you’ll really impress a hiring manager.

[@UnixGuy]

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[@w9s992]

me

[@ollicron7397]

Im glad that the guy in the video doesnt use ATS I can respect that about him. Though it's really naive to think that people have a desire to join a company with a firm reasoning. Like people can make up lies about why they would want to join a company and even invent something that would cause you to hire them.

[@UnixGuy]

we’re not naiive. that’s not what we said. I explained that if someone can’t articulate their answers properly it jusr shows that the person has poor communication skills..

[@cusillo6976]

A thank you to Paul for his very practical advice. I wonder how one could tactfully explain interest in a specific role as a foundational step towards a long term career specialization, especially as an entry position. How would one toe that line of, I'm interested in mastering the role but ultimately will want to continue growing, especially given the current market and the fewer opportunities available to candidates more reliant on on-the-job training. Is it just expected from entry roles? Should one ask and talk about it directly, as in promotion or turn over? Or avoid the topic as much as possible?

[@UnixGuy]

that’s pretty normal and common, you express your interest in the role but also express your interest in continuing to learn and grow (which is what most companies want to hear)

[@gazguhltraka]

Writing angry emails in the intro? :) -> ALL CAPS ON

[@UnixGuy]

haha possibly!

[@Bigmikethebrickguy8278]

I am currently looking to get into digital forensics that’s like my thing, but I have no experience so I’m trying to figure out the most entry-level job I can apply for to get my foot in the door to get the knowledge I need and the experience I need

[@UnixGuy]

watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIPJqKqil7aYmdU

[@himaladhikari7476]

I love your videos

[@UnixGuy]

thank you 🙏🏻

[@tanvir3947]

Can you make a roadmap on becoming a red teamer? And how does it differ from ethical hacking?

[@UnixGuy]

same thing as you’re starting out. Red teaming is a more advanced form of pentesting

[@tanvir3947]

So first I have to be an ethical hacker to gradually move into red teaming. Right?

[@UnixGuy]

@@tanvir3947 correct

[@Brucewayne-yr1tx]

can you make a video for making a perfect resume/cv for beginner cybersecurity candidate

[@UnixGuy]

I already have, watch these videos and you’ll get a free beginner resume: Start Here | Get into Cyber Security kzbin.info/aero/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk (watch all the videos)

[@genius846]

The greatest video.

[@UnixGuy]

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[@financiallife3696]

Almost 20 years into my career, I can’t think of a job I got without knowing someone at the company first either

[@UnixGuy]

thats interesting! im the opposite, all my jobs are via cold applying

[@srleb3462]

Thanks for this video ... Where is the part (cover letter a d CV )you announced at the end ?

[@UnixGuy]

it was a link to this video (it showed up at the end) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIPJqKqil7aYmdU

[@letampatrickbienwi4610]

Great video Unix Guy! Are there technical interviews in Cyber or purely behavioural?

[@UnixGuy]

usually both but it’s highly variable - every company is different and every role is different. But yeah usually both :)

[@suheelrm5096]

@unixguy lot of guys are in L1 from 2-3 years however they are suffer from improvement. Can u make a video on how to transit from L1 to L2. What are the certifications one can do to improve analysis.

[@UnixGuy]

you do that by doing intermediate level handson certs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX3KnItse5iNeqM

[@ibrahimm695]

Hello Sir. I am interested in seeking guidance for my career development and would like to schedule a consultation with you. Could you please let me know the steps for booking an appointment and any additional details I should be aware of? Thank you very much, and I look forward to your guidance.

[@UnixGuy]

i dont do paid consultations at the moment, everything is in the videos

[@OlatundeFadakinte]

Can the Capstone project in your grc course be used as work experience

[@UnixGuy]

I would add it under a section called ‘practical projects’ , not as experience :) but it is vauable knowledge that you can speak about in interviews

[@user-or1tp6ex2z]

Hey I need your help! I have been worked as software engineer for 3 years in different company, now I'm transitioning to Cybersecurity. I'm confused that how my resume should look. Can you give me a little tips that how should I show my Cybersecurity skills, should I remove my Software engineer experience?

[@UnixGuy]

your resume won’t be the issue, the lack of skills is the main issue. Having software engineering background is great and will be an asset but you’ll still need to learn and train from scratch. Follow this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@FaLkraydz]

Very good! :)

[@UnixGuy]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@vitinhosomente]

Great vídeo. I'm from Brazil, and i'm trying to move from HelpDesk ( 1 year experience ) to Cybersecurity into my own company, studying for CCST right now. What do you think about that certification? Also, i think my communications skills are kinda good to be honest, at least i only have to worry about the technical ones.

[@UnixGuy]

This is the plan that I recommend: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@vitinhosomente]

@@UnixGuy I've saw that video already haha. Google seems good, but i don't have much time to study for it in 2 weeks and it's expensive here in Brazil. I work 6-1 ( 6 days on work, 1 day off ) and i only study on weekends, i'm looking for something to at least get a junior role to become more practical

[@Eugenia1412]

Great video!! Thank you! From his reaction I think you should have asked for more money :))

[@UnixGuy]

haha I think you might be right 🥲

[@visionaryjones1111]

Do your course helps with resumes and how to interview for a cybersecurity job??

[@UnixGuy]

My course grcmastery.com teaches you GRC skills that jobs are asking for. There is a bonus at the end with a resume template. Everything you need about Interviews is in my youtube videos what you need is practical skills not interview ‘hacks’. Do the course to upgrade your skills and that will reflect positively in interviews because you’ll know your stuff and be able to speak in confidence

[@visionaryjones1111]

@@UnixGuy ok thanks! Yea I just was asking like after finish course just want to know how to Answer questions the right way Thanks

[@Fred-h4p]

Can you share examples of cover letters that don’t result in immediate rejection?

[@UnixGuy]

No such thing as guaranteed no rejection, but at the end of the video I linked up this video that has a cover letter example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIPJqKqil7aYmdU

[@morethanmello]

Hey Unix, thank you for all the interviews and advice. Since I last commented the market has changed so much. I'm unsure now if I should stick with trying to get an IT job then go for a soc job or just go straight to soc. I start wgu in November and by the job market stabilizes, I believe I'll will have the attributes to attain a SOC role. What is your advice? Thank you

[@UnixGuy]

here’s my video about ‘the market’ : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp7Hl5x4nL1sqKs

[@DarrenRivey]

Am I qualified to work in Cybersecurity without certifications if I’ve worked for Palo Alto Networks, Illumio, Veracode, and RSA?

[@UnixGuy]

Watch the videos to understand the process: Start Here | Get into Cyber Security kzbin.info/aero/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk

[@Emperor-EE]

@UnixGuy ... you will definitely live long. Thanks for sharing relevant information always ❤. If you agree with me show 👍

[@UnixGuy]

thanks for your kind words

[@francisfrancis1153]

Hi Unix guy. Would you be doing any promotions on your course any rime soon?

[@UnixGuy]

Hi Francis, no we dont do promotions, course cost will remain fixed to keep it fair for those who invested in it :)

[@jackEH21]

Last year I did CCNA and cybersecurity, this year I got cybersecurity internship with a big telecommunications company currently am doing professional cloud security engineer course...can I get an entry job without a degree? many employers are asking for a degree in computer science or In IT apart from online certificates

[@UnixGuy]

watch this: Start Here | Get into Cyber Security kzbin.info/aero/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk

[@elidicaprio2360]

Awesome content as usual, Sir! Is there a way to know the training program which your guest was talking about? Thank you.

[@UnixGuy]

he was giving examples of some internal progeams he developed (they’re not accessible to the public) :)

[@elidicaprio2360]

@@UnixGuy thanks for taking your precious time to get back to me. I really appreciate it. Kudos for the great content you always make available to us.

[@derdolph92]

Love your videos , I also wanna switch to cyber security and I’m thinking about to get a start at the compTIA certs, starting with A+ , network+ and then sec+ Do you think it’s a good way to start in and also the certs itself good to have for job interviews ?

[@UnixGuy]

this is the pathway that I recommend you follow: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@mikey-dubs]

2nd or 3rd page? Isn't it best practice to have a 1 pager?

[@UnixGuy]

not necessarily. one pager is for a fresh grad who doesn’t have any experience, 2-3 is fine as long as it’s not fluff and is to the point with relevant experience/training

[@Mindless.creation]

Should I try to get my A+? Every job I’ve seen for help desk are requiring associates degree or at least have experience. I’m just trying to break into IT while I finish my associates degree.

[@UnixGuy]

A+ is way overpriced, you dont need it to be able to do tech support. Best to follow this and learn : kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@Mindless.creation]

@@UnixGuy thank you!

[@dr.theresaisprettyvictorious]

Thank you so much! So, I am interested in GRC and AI. And just listening to this and other videos, It seems I have been doing GRC without realizing it. I think I need help with the frameworks I’m guessing. I also forgot about a cert I obtained GRCP back in 2019. Please help!? lol

[@UnixGuy]

For GRC this is the only course that you need: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@dr.theresaisprettyvictorious]

@@UnixGuy Thanks, I’ll check it out! I’ve gain a new coach in GRC. Lastly, it’s refreshing to know this is the only thing I need to learn.

[@Brantley_ZA]

I wish he could've answered that last "more money" question 😭...

[@UnixGuy]

🥲

[@TroßbachPaul]

If someone can helps me land a job as a pentester, offensive security, red team or cybersecurity analyst I'd be willing to pay them. I'm looking for any position that pays over 40k a year and I'm open to any help... I'll make it worth you effort and time... this is all I desire in life... to work and get paid to hack!

[@UnixGuy]

you’ll need to spend time and watch my videos, all the help you need is there. star here kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5nMooOKithgr8U

[@nomadicnatureasmr5258]

I completed my bachelors in computer but due to lack of knowledge and skills I was ynable to land a job in IT and working in supermarket since last 10 years. Now I started to learn CS as I’m much more interested in it.

[@UnixGuy]

Start here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@nomadicnatureasmr5258]

@@UnixGuy thanks bro for the video, it really help a lot right now, I have joined a institution in India and learning the networking topic in practical theory based thing is already done, linux command also done. It’s a 2 month course after that I’ll surely jump to google security cert and all other cert.

[@PukarVakara]

It's my first time watching ur videos i am also interested in being a cyber security analyst .so can u suggest some courses or where to start my journey to become cyber security analyst

[@UnixGuy]

yes follow this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@suruofficials]

Hello Sir can you please recommend cybersecurity books for beginners

[@UnixGuy]

you won’t learn much from books, follow this instead: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@sayednihon6997]

I have recently completed my A Levels in Bangladesh. I am planning to go to Australia for university. The thing is I want a career in cybersecurity, should I go for a Bachelors Degree of Computer Science or Cybersecurity?

[@UnixGuy]

cyber security

[@sayednihon6997]

@@UnixGuy could I do computer science degree then do cybersecurity certifications to get into cybersecurity jobs? I heard that cs degrees are way more valuable than cybersecurity degrees plus widens up career choices

[@bigsmoke4568]

​@@sayednihon6997 yes, many people get into Cyber Security with CS degrees. But if you only want to do Cybersec then go for a Cybersec degree. You will learn far more relevant knowledge there.

[@Binarybrain-n2z]

I think its good to research about the job market in Australia. Yes you are insights are right though. Computer Science covers a lot about system than Cyb sec. I studied in the UK. In the UK , it was pretty hard to land a job as most jobs require SC ( Security Clearance) - if you lived in the UK for 5 or more years, then only you can acquire SC clearance. For an international student, it is quite hard both the private and govt jobs need some kind of prerequisties like this . And most of the time recruiters ghosted me because I need sponsorship. So I will suggest you to look for job market and choose a wise decision.

[@kartheekkandalam2274]

I am currently a fresh graduate from MSc cyber security from Swansea Uni, UK with 3 yrs of PEGA developer experience and I have 4 months time now to visa expire, Confused which domain I need to pick and start preparing for projects/certifications! is it cloud, SOC or App sec etc. If you are in my position and being in time constrain situations which path u choose to start, and how and why

[@UnixGuy]

I dont know enough about UK visas and the quality of your masters but I would pick certs from this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX3KnItse5iNeqMsi=rSaqh3MpIzaOQi4w

[@prabhakarpenumarthi2280]

I'm doing Google Cyber Security Certification is worth it for entry level

[@UnixGuy]

you’ll need to watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@prabhakarpenumarthi2280]

Thank you 😊

[@NANa-nz2pz]

Whats the importance of LinkedIn. Its turning into a fancier Facebook. What should someone do if they are not all about posting stuff online is there any other way

[@UnixGuy]

you don’t have to use it, it’s just another tool that you can use to your advantage. Here’s a video I explained how to use LinkedIn for cyber security: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHzQlIynaNuJq6ssi=h8QllZqSp8jX4LtL

[@NANa-nz2pz]

@@UnixGuy I been struggling finding an entry level job, I'm Mcsa, mcse, az104, ccna ,sec+ certified in addition to that I've done a cybersecurity bootcamp

[@amymann9921]

@UnixGuy hey, I have got into Rogers cybersecurity catalyst program that prepares one for SANS GFACT and GSEC certifications. But the fee is about CAN $17k. My plan is to get into GRC domain in Aviation as I progress into cybersecurity. Is this a good pathway or is anything else more affordable and better to get there?

[@UnixGuy]

This is WAAAY overpriced, please don’t do that program. There is no such thing as ‘GRC in aviation’. GRC is GRC, doesn’t matter whether it’s in aviation or not. Follow this roadmap, you can get it all done for less than $2000 USD: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6Msi=2-Mcjiv4J28Eyy8a For GRC do GRC Mastery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJYsi=RLU-TU7VJj1KqoPg you don’t need other GRC courses, once you finish GRC Mastery just continue with the roadmap above to gain more general cyber knowledge.

[@amymann9921]

@@UnixGuy thank you so much for a prompt reply. This is very very helpful. And definitely will tread the suggested path.

[@nik677]

I basically never passed in maths. But I am a good learner and I was excellent in other subjects. I am very very very poor in maths so should be pursuing a career in cybersecurity if maths is the only thing I am concerned about. Please reply.

[@UnixGuy]

maths not required

[@nik677]

@@UnixGuy Thank you very much.

[@shikaatijeremiahshikaati9987]

12 mins. I am here

[@UnixGuy]

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[@aman___________679]

Sir im student of bachelor of arts ... Im very interesting into this field , and right now im starting my study from comptia security SYO 701 am i doing right ?

[@UnixGuy]

No, I recommend you follow this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@asshu2004]

I can get a job without a college degree?

[@UnixGuy]

yes :) watch the following videos in this playlist to understand the process more: Start Here | Get into Cyber Security kzbin.info/aero/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk

[@Just-A-Bit]

Hey

[@UnixGuy]

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[@davidekow]

20 applications a day, no excuse 🤣

[@UnixGuy]

if you dont apply, no one will do it for you :) good work 👏🏻

[@ap4702]

Just failed a final interview for a OT Security Consultant

[@UnixGuy]

rejection sucks, but you made it to the final interview, it is a positive sign that you have what it takes - keep going and you’ll get to your goal! We all had to play the numbers game: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIPJqKqil7aYmdUsi=uZpxZDTuEK6zf7SC

[@ankireddypallijayavardhanr642]

Sir as you said...... is ejpt certification helps to crack a job as entry level pentester

[@UnixGuy]

Be respectful, if you post the same question twice you will be blockef for spam. Go browse my videos and watch them properly you’ll find your answer / look for ethical hacking video

[@Mohdhq77]

Hello Unix I am in my very beginning in learning pentest/ethical hacking Wanna ask Now I am watching professer messer N+ videos then I will use bandit and tcm linux 101 to know linux then I will go to pjpt certificate will I have a chance of getting a job after the pjpt even with low salary so that I can collect money to get the pnpt or oscp

[@UnixGuy]

There are way less entry level pentesting jobs out there, you will probabky need OSCP to get in. Follow my ethical hacker roadmap. Alternatively, you can try and become a generalist first by following this roadmap: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6Msi=3ZWJGGJ_Ol01DyNj

[@Mohdhq77]

@@UnixGuy ​ @UnixGuy Is becoming a generalist beginner friendly like can I get an entry level job with the generalist so that I can get a job as soon as possible after completing the road and then collect some money for the oscp

[@UnixGuy]

@@Mohdhq77 this is a bad plan. ‘collect money for OSCP’ is a bad plan. You can get any job now (not in cyber) to ‘collect money’, we all had to work random jobs and save up. Watch the videos

[@Mohdhq77]

@@UnixGuy so what can I do because I am little bit lost now should I continue learn the penteration testing or should I become a generalist then become a pentration testing

[@UnixGuy]

@@Mohdhq77 read the answer I've given to you above

[@BigBatts]

Flexing on everybody with that thinkpad huh? I see you, player

[@UnixGuy]

😆 consulting life

[@ankireddypallijayavardhanr642]

Sir please give reply to me... Can i get entry level pentesting post... If i complete ejpt certification and i gain knowledge from it ....?

[@UnixGuy]

Be respectful, if you post the same question twice you will be blockef for spam. Go browse my videos and watch them properly you’ll find your answer / look for ethical hacking video

[@muhammadmuhammadhussain6381]

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[@UnixGuy]

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[@UnixGuy]

3rd 😜

[@Gamerguy-vh2mw]

@UnixGuy since I have no experience yet since I’m in the learning part of the journey. If I do big bounties will that count as experience for a future employer. Thank you for this awesome video.

[@UnixGuy]

you need to them as ‘bug bounties’ not experience :) but yea they’re valuable on their own