CompTIA Network+ Vs Security+ | Beginners Guide | Top Cyber Security Certifications

[@imentor__]

Join my discord to discuss Cyber Security! discord.gg/PUhpmRUG

[@PinoyDiskubreChannel]

My journey will start in Network+, then Security+, then Microsoft Azure Security fundamentals, then ISC2 Cybersecurity Foundational, then AWS certs, I'll jump to more advanced to other certification depends where will my energy, current job and salary take me. For now, these are my goals. Hoping to reach it before 2023 3rd quarter

[@imentor__]

Nice! That sounds like a good plan

[@EthanNoble]

Any updates?

[@leetasaur]

You get a job yet?

[@MassilTouati-ft4lu]

updates mate ?

[@PinoyDiskubreChannel]

@@MassilTouati-ft4lu stucked in Network+, I have assigned a new job position as software analyst. But we need some basic AWS skills only. Still I will pursue AwS certs and linux certs someday. We keep learning! one at a time! keep fighting

[@timothyvaughn4828]

So far I really appreciate your content more than anything else I've heard.

[@imentor__]

Thank you!

[@IléAfrica]

Author, please review the job roles for Security+., been Security+ certified doesn't prepare you for software engineering job role.. not even close. As Security+ certified, you could be a security Analyst, security engineer, help desk analyst, security specialist.

[@anthonygumbo2977]

Great video

[@balafua]

Useful video. Now I know which certification is best for me to start with for the longer term. Thanks

[@imentor__]

Nice!

[@balafua]

@@imentor__ I have choosen CCNA to study instead as I have basic computer knowledge. I believe CCNA is more valuable than any other entry-level course and it could help skip the helpdesk job and join the field team instead. I also like networking, this is the main reason for choosing CCNA

[@imentor__]

Nice! This course is really good to learn the fundamentals and challenge yourself

[@JacksonLloyd952]

Awesome

[@youngskeamz7270]

Will CompTIA help you land into a job?

[@imentor__]

CompTIA Certifications are entry requirements for a lot of entry level Cyber Security jobs. So yes, it will help a lot.