#CyberSecurityAnalyst

[@trevormitchell1140]

Bros built like a real security guard too lmao

[@Offline54321]

He's the Cyber Bully

[@rayace82]

He was probably a bouncer and was like, there’s got to be an easier way. Work smarter not harder 😂

[@MrBoydgo]

Well, a security guard is also part of cybersecurity. It's the physical security control, and it plays an important role in cybersecurity.

[@Desmots996]

She's trying to steal his work

[@Oliver-ft2fq]

😂

[@AKIRA-oz5cg]

bros in cyber security but built like physical security 😭

[@venator6477]

A true protector

[@purplepurposee]

😂😂😂

[@liseth2323]

Recruiter here. Yes college degree + certs in tech are huge door openers . However, even if you don’t have a college degree certs are things recruiters look for.

[@tobeact4872]

Please what certifications do I need for a cyber security entry job

[@yeayea8334]

I study by myself, I would like to find a company who teach me and hire me. Is it possible?

[@Alkalineman]

Network+/Security+/CISSP would get it done. But honestly most places want hands on experience. Lastly check out the domains in cybersecurity to find actual roles.

[@michaelscott5962]

I have a certification in cybersecurity but a degree in business administration. Would it be advised to get a CS degree anyway?

[@Joeyxyx]

​@@yeayea8334You could apply for entry level / junior roles.

[@NinjaSushi2]

The important part is he said be *CONTENT* but don't stop grinding.

[@junsol2473]

Good on him. I was wondering how good $150k was for DC, so I had to look it up. Well done

[@ryerob4815]

Yeah that matters 150 is amazing everywhere but only above average in DC. Minimum is $17.50 and I know many security guards out there making 100k. I myself was offered a job making 33 an hour with OT whenever I wanted, but couldn't afford to relocate with those prices down there.

[@eddey3052]

If you have to look up if 150k is a lot of money, you are living in a fantasy world. I'm from the D.C. area. Trust me 150k is a lot of money 💰

[@junsol2473]

@eddey3052 I'm just saying, I personally don't know what the differences in income are from city to city. For example, people are saying 100k isn't good in San Francisco. Where I'm at, that's pretty/very good. I don't know DC's cost of living or general salary stats, so I had to look up the average/median.

[@Rb_Laden]

@@junsol2473 It’s not that 150k is trash, it’s that 150k in DC is trash for this type of work. I get offers for that range all the time from companies in the DMV area for cleared positions “I have a TS”. The thing is I make 155k working from home in Texas. The fact that I’d have to downgrade my lifestyle if I wanted to relocate to DC for the same pay is a huge deal breaker for me.

[@PlatinumHustle]

I live here in Kansas and a lot of tech companies are moving to the Midwest. I’m signing up for a cybersecurity boot camp and I have 0 experience. Definitely interested in this field

[@boobentobi1737]

That’s awesome!! Don’t get it twisted, cyber security isn’t a walk in the park, but if you have a passion for it then go for it!!!

[@mike_t_007]

Ding ding ding definitely manageable and doable

[@Enteratedelchisme]

Agreed! I tried it as in courses nope not easy! But, if you really want it then yes. I think certain platforms teach different and certain people learn different so maybe at that moment that was just not my learning curve so I’ll dig and find something that fits my learning curve. Definitely worth it!

[@richieroeder25]

I have a passion for it. I'm not the best at learning unfortunately... But I'm putting in the effort so I can make this my career. I want a good future for myself, as well as my family.

[@richieroeder25]

@@Enteratedelchisme what courses do you recommend outside of comptia and isc2?

[@vladanr74]

Good for you man.

[@dtvfan24]

CyberSec is a need in this world. degree and certs do open doors for sure.

[@stefanywashington3994]

I appreciate him saying that he did it all online. 🔥

[@gangbang9024]

I think she was still shock 😳 but she just continued with her interview 💯

[@cerberusrap]

He's telling the truth. I see some kids and they scream "college doesn't matter". When I ask what they do, they say "I'm unemployed". Bruh ☠️

[@CNorMill2me]

😂👍

[@kimtrinh6114]

😂😂

[@ecclairmayo4153]

Yeah I'm very annoyed at the movement against going to school. It's the wrong advice!

[@BaldKiwi117]

Or they say they're en entrepreneur and then you find out it's some multi-level marketing scam lol

[@TB-vb3ov]

​@ecclairmayo4153 I wouldn't say theres necessarily a movement. To be fair there's a ton of jobs which can be taught on the job which pay very well. Also lots that send you to specialized schools. Think Air traffic controllers, cops, HVAC, Electrcian, Plumber, Carpenters...etc. School is useful but only if you are going towards a purposeful degree which will yield you a job.

[@graceevah6915]

Well done 👏🏾 I'm doing my master's in cyber security as well. This is awesome and i would totally agree get into Cyber security NOW 😉

[@drewg7036]

Yup. Going for my bachelors in computer science with a cyber security minor

[@KP99]

Can you give us a sense of the level of difficulty?

[@boobentobi1737]

Just a tip from a random stranger.. If you can, try to get into the FinTech (financial tech) side of things. I’ve learned that FinTech companies pay a whole lot of dough for cyber security experts to guard money and assets! I mean that’s anyone, but FinTech is a good angle IMO. And since that’s where the hackers want to be, that’s where you’ll be needed to play a vital role for a very long time. And congrats on your Master’s that’s amazing!!

[@DebtPRZ]

Keep at it, @Grace Evah! Wishing you all the best in your journey.

[@tofahub]

@@boobentobi1737 I make 150 at a major bank but as a developer. A CS degree is golden. There are other avenues you can take that pay well besides cyber security

[@nelyybeats2517]

love seeing black men win

[@boobentobi1737]

Same here man. Well anyone who didn’t grow up with a silver spoon in their mouth. As a kid, my group of friends was really diverse with blacks, Hispanics, Asians and also whites. I mean we were all dirt poor, so seeing any of them win or make it in life makes me happy.

[@dranchd6571]

@@boobentobi1737 A low key way of saying not to specifically celebrate blackness.

[@izrailas]

⁠@@boobentobi1737do you know he wasn’t born with a silver spoon in his mouth?

[@boobentobi1737]

@@dranchd6571 huh? Wasn’t meant like that at all. I agreed with the initial point but was just elaborating that I cheer for anyone that can make it when things weren’t handed to them. Did you see the first sentence in my comment?

[@boobentobi1737]

@@izrailas who? I wasn’t referring to the person in the video specifically. Because yeah, I don’t know if he was or wasn’t. But my money would be on that he wasn’t because he mentioned the certifications that he worked hard to get in order to be a fit for a position like the one he has.

[@DOLLATHAKINGCHANNEL...]

Just signed up for Cybersecurity BootCamp. LETS GO!!

[@IAmTheGlovenor]

Bro got in before the field got heavily inflated with applicants

[@NinjaSushi2]

Make yourself stand out

[@frogery]

excuses

[@Kade5251]

At this very moment the demand still outweighs the supply

[@ish562]

Exactly, in 2024 everyone wants to be in IT. 😂

[@yupimawesome]

Yeah once something becomes popular, you were too late

[@JupiterCamelz]

My dude is telling no lies!!!🤙🏾💯

[@edwardp7639]

Awesome! Great job....

[@noeperez562]

You guys are awesome people!

[@byronwilliams7977]

Keep these coming!

[@anthonyhunt7313]

Much respect bro!

[@ankita209]

Love this guy. So chill

[@tristanmccall2437]

That moment when you havent seen someone you know from high school in a long time and this where you see him. Eman

[@sancheese7640]

What’s his name?

[@uzaautumus]

i wake up > ComptiA+ networking full course for 3hrs - then i watch cyber security news - then the mad hatter on KZbin 👍

[@findjoselyn]

I’m on my way, I’m excited!

[@timothyleee27204]

Did you do the boot camp or did you do the actual 2 year degree?

[@findjoselyn]

@@timothyleee27204 The bootcamp.

[@Chineeex]

As someone who also works in cybersecurity, I can confirm that this is and will be one of the hottest fields to go into for the foreseeable future. The demand for cybersecurity professionals is higher than the supply which means companies are willing to pay up more.

[@zkdlme22]

Hi, I’m currently studying software engineering, is it possible to enter the cybersecurity field with software engineering degree?

[@nigarhuseynova5513]

My bachelor degree is Business Administration and masters degree is in Public administration. I have 0 knowledge in IT. Can I be 1 tier Soc analyst without any bachelor degree in IT. Is it really must to have IT bachelor degree to get job as 1 Tier?

[@MiguelRodriguez-ob4pg]

@nigarhuseynova5513 depends what IT job you are looking for. Cyber security is much harder to get entry level without a degree compared to an easy to get entry job like a help desk support.

[@ezetram774]

Meanwhile me under a damn tractor for the last 8 hours nahhh I’m going to school 😂

[@ilovesasha1]

I start summer classes on May 15th for the community college near me Cybersecurity program. I’m excited!!

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

Excited for you! 🥳

[@justjoddat]

I'm taking a 2 year IT Management and Security program this fall. Hope I come out and am able to make something happen!

[@pjf4397]

Wish they posted his info because this is the type of person I want to be friends with. And I’m in cybersecurity and IT

[@SalaryTransparentStreet]

They’re tagged on IG 💚

[@AquaBoogie1973]

Very inspiring -- congrats to this man!

[@moormelaninplz6744]

Tech Recruiter here in the DC area, start with your Sec+ … entry level roles with this will be usually a Jr. Analyst, SOC Analyst, or Vulnerability Analyst. He’s remote too.. so he maybe juggling two and making real good money. 😁

[@NinjaSushi2]

Thanks. I'm in school right now and studying for my sec+. Then I'm going back for my A+ and Net+ then moving to the other certs like Linux+ and Server+. Got any recommendations? I want to get a bunch of certs before I graduate so I come out stacked with internship experience.

[@greateets9607]

Is it possible to get a junior entry roll with just a certification?

[@moormelaninplz6744]

@@greateets9607 yes, that’s where you’ll start. Most likely a SOC Analyst or a Vulnerability Analyst, or Junior Cyber Security Analyst

[@moormelaninplz6744]

@@NinjaSushi2 obtain the Sec+… no need for the A+..: if anything after that, Linux is definitely good. However because of the market and a lot of job descriptions will also want you to have worked in a cloud environment so look into AWS and AWZURE

[@yupimawesome]

What’s the pay for entry level roles

[@murkdoesboxes4473]

Thank you, I’m going to pursue this.

[@DebdutBiswasOnline]

I am 100% sure that his Indian counterpart in India is earning 1/20 th of he earns. I do work at a major IT firm and I am a developer I contribute to the latest cutting edge product development. Lots of code contribution, open-source contribution. I build fullstack apps/websites/LLM-Apps using Typescript, Python, React. My US counterpart at same company who works with me at same job level earning money which I can't get here at India even considering purchasing power parity. I earn around 350 $ a month. Earlier I used to be a freelance developer and my earning was 1200 $ a month. India is loosing it's IT/Software industry dream. No labour council, no one follows labour laws. And it's a exploitation capital. Seeing this reel / short interview I fell I should die.

[@bigloud7067]

I’m sorry man. Good luck 👍

[@SuperTikes]

Yes, salaries are definitely a lot more in the U.S. There are many, many Indians working in the D.C. area. To compare living expenses, my 1 bedroom apartment in 2017 was 45 minutes away from Washington D.C. and cost around $1,600 USD. Keep applying to companies and don't give up - there may be one eventually willing to sponsor or hire you from the U.S.

[@EleshChannel]

You can't compare countries based on salaries. How much is rent in India? Do you pay $2000 monthly? Come on men!

[@shanekamorris693]

Yas Get It , Excellent!

[@jazzmondjackson195]

Awesome!!

[@austin2640]

Awesome! 👏

[@beatsbymonny]

bro is figuratively and physically stopping hacks

[@filysissoko7812]

I’m in Cyber Security as well and I would say an associate degree from a community college would be enough to get you into Cybersecurity

[@PluPerfective]

Not in 2024

[@nicopzs167]

@@PluPerfectiveI have an associates and a cert and I got into it without any issues….

[@PluPerfective]

@@nicopzs167 in 2024?

[@Alexander-zt9kz]

In 2024 a masters with certs is the minimum

[@nicopzs167]

@@Alexander-zt9kz completely false… you can easily work as a soc analyst for a MSP with just an associates and a certification.

[@c3vs241]

He's a cool dude Good advice 👍

[@incredibleoutdooradventure1141]

Cyber or physical attack this dude is safe. What a beast, mentally and physically

[@TheDavidandre610]

Alright alright you guys convinced me now 😩😌 where should I sign to get this student debt...?

[@just_a_virgo_girl3575]

WGU

[@Distaval]

This is what I’m looking for, 6 figures and a shawty! Thank you for the info.

[@rawkfist-ih6nk]

Same field, degree is not necessary. Or rather doesn’t prepare you at all. Most employers I’ve interviewed with never care where you went to college or that you went. They want to know what skills you have and what you do with your skills

[@m.cuongnguyen7475]

It does. Majority of people in these roles all habe degrees

[@jameezybreezy9030]

@@usr21882 you definitely don’t need a degree

[@normified]

I'm taking A+ certification preparation as a class. Tell me again that my degree isn't preparing me at all lmao

[@easylife6348]

@@m.cuongnguyen7475 because people without a degree struggle to showcase their skills unless they came from a bootcamp.

[@easylife6348]

@@m.cuongnguyen7475 because people without a degree struggle to showcase their skills unless they came from a bootcamp.

[@jjog2895]

Hes part of the cyber security team that gets deployed irl when they are under attack

[@unruly_ronin]

He's probably their boss making 150K

[@socialpublisher123]

I want to learn cybersecurity to protect my future home based business.

[@0vermars520]

Good on you brother

[@user-iz6gr1of1t]

Respect Brother

[@harleyjeanj]

Imma say what no one else has......... shawty look guuuud

[@filsafaelang]

Bro's fullstack security

[@TheAndrewbigboss]

Bruh need to do this I get my information security degree soon but only have done work through my courses I want to expand my knowledge on this and get certs too so I can get a good job

[@kicks325]

Just trying to finish this bachelor mean while working on sec +

[@supercoolgamemariobro2244]

Your in the military??

[@figo007tv]

I just passed the CompTIA Security + this past Saturday. The first two questions were a lab. I remember it vividly.

[@Tj84856]

He seems like a gentle giant ❤

[@dsvet]

150k in Washington is like making 100k in Texas. The cost of living in Washington is much higher..

[@higguma]

He's getting f**//ed. We need to stop acting like 6 figures means anything anymore. Employers take advantage of the 6 figure goal. People are incredibly underpaid.

[@lionsgarage]

150k today is like 75k 10 years ago

[@lopezkarim4677]

@@higgumait’s still a fair deal if you live in the suburbs of Maryland 30mins outside DC plus if you work with the 3 letter boys you’re on the forefront and improving your skills everyday while getting paid makes you very valuable and knowledgeable to start your company or go to where you’re an advisor and get paid millions in bonuses

[@djelliott3158]

He work from home so that literally saves him 1000s per year that goes back into his pocket. I'm sure he doing very well. The commute in DC area along will destroy your health and finances

[@dsvet]

@@djelliott3158 No different than anywhere else. I drive about 60mi per day round trip for work. I fill up 1 time per week which is on average 75 dollars. 75x52 = $3900 so no, not alot of savings..

[@uFamous_Breakfast1792]

Brother can protect system from all kind of attacks ❤️‍🔥

[@Winarchnesa]

Bro can also be a security analyst and security... man i wish i was chad like him

[@monstermix7134]

Sign my ass up bro lol😂😂😂

[@korallrev3497]

bouncer security night time, cyber security daytime. My bro is nonstop

[@wearewhoweare6602]

SOC Analyst makes $150K a year... While me looking at myself like 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@asaptoon925]

All Facts!

[@UserName95107]

Getting in cybersecurity is not a piece of cake. You need to be technically strong and well versed in many domains. If you uave degree, its great. But if you dont. Certification is the way. Lots of practice. Do lots of labs. Try getting into soc or support job. Then you can grow from there. Directly getting into core job is hard and difficult. Buf not impossible.

[@RaulMartinez-gd3pw]

What certifications do you recommend? I’m in the middle of making this decision this weekend and the course would be fully paid

[@UserName95107]

@@RaulMartinez-gd3pw without more info its not possible me to suggest. Because it depends where you wanna go. Cybersecurity is an umbrella term. There are a lot of fields like pen testing, dfir/Blue team, red team, GRC, IAM, digital forensics, etc and also your level of expertise. If you're fresher. Then Security+ would be a great choice.

[@angelinemarietta2615]

@@UserName95107 Hey, I have an IT degree and am now looking to get into cybersecurity. I would like to become a security analyst or engineer what certifications do you recommend if you could help me please reply. Thanks!

[@ohenrico17acr92]

Love this

[@lahcentizi]

I am trying to get into IT and cybersecurity here in Netherlands with no luck, market is very tough

[@PatrickAkera]

Get certifications. One certificate is enough to get an IT job. Just one point. For example, if you get the MD-102 (Endpoint administrator) certificate, you will 100% get a tech support.

[@branypoo]

Awesome ❤❤❤

[@navyglass1242]

Man. Im a cybersecurity analyst too. But I only make 70,000 a year. But then again I work for the state, not the private sector

[@RealZayComo]

Congrats! What route did you take ? 🙏

[@navyglass1242]

@RealZayComo well I was already working for the state as a regular help desk. But what I did was I contacted the cheif information security officer. I asked if I could volunteer my time to come learn hands on with some of their network security teams. Asked if the would allow me to shadow if it's possible, ask them what they wanted someone they would hire to know and how I should practice it. I told them I had a lab that I built and wanted to know if they could suggest anything for me to add to my lab to practice. I ended up getting a meeting with them and ended up getting connected with them on linked in. I went and studied the security + and passed it and then I hit them up letting them know if they had any positions open to please keep me in mind. Amd so when one came up they gave me the interview, I murdered it in the face and got the job. Moral of the story is in the IT realm it's good to 1. Have practical knowledge of what you want to do. 2. Get certified. But most importantly, 3 it's who you know and who can give you your first chance.

[@S3rgio__]

"I preach it like its the gospel" makes me want to know him

[@MrPhil00001]

Getting into cyber sec requires 2 of these 3 things: Degree Certs Experience Having any two gets you a job.

[@NinjaSushi2]

Certs Degrees Experience Experience doesn't matter if you learned how to do everything wrong.

[@buravan1512]

Not in Europe

[@KishoreG2396]

And a security clearance + polygraph if you want to get into defense contractors

[@nomadicnatureasmr5258]

I’m learning it but not for money but for something else.

[@rookiepilot.rp1]

This is awesome great to see “non-traditional” faces in the tech industry

[@espana2125]

Bro could be also in normal security job❤😂

[@nazy2much]

🔥🔥🔥

[@viniciuslima9430]

I love the interviews in this channel but on the side note: Ms. Hanna are you getting shorter or just interviewing taller people 😅😅😅😅😅 No disrespect please.😬😬😬😬

[@richklan1304]

That comment wasnt funny or relevant

[@Nik-rx9rj]

Definitely don’t skip on the degree! You hear a lot of people complain about degrees with the costs, time investments, and low ROI. However, for a degree in a STEM field it is certainly worth it. It also does provide a solid foundation in the field you’re trying to get into. If you think you don’t need to know much to be in IT or cybersecurity then think again. Also, I work with a few guy right now that have worked in entry-level positions for *years* because they wanted to go the cert-only path and skip a degree. However, when you’re in a competitive market degrees help you get the edge up on other people that are also applying for the higher-paying, non-entry level positions.

[@Dooby0071]

Yeah i got both degree and cert but them HR entry level 15 year expericne are really getting to me.

[@dirtyd757]

I dont have a degree. Dropped out in fact and im making what he makes as well. Privacy and compliance for me

[@selambengp]

My brother didn't forget the first principle of cybersecurity, physical security 😂I am happy to see someone huge like me has a cybersecurity career.

[@QURAN_010]

My dream field

[@user-zc5lf9xb2g]

Its messed up how had wages are in the uk im as qualified and dont eveb earn a third if that, even people i know who are nore experienced than him hete earn no where near

[@kwsrchoudhury]

What are some good certs to get for IR?

[@NandhagopalNehru]

How to get cyber security jobs in USA and UK

[@user-qd2oc2tr7m]

English is my second language so I thought I would be the only one who thought he might be a physical bodyguard based on the information of "security" And then I opened the comment section😂😂😂

[@unruly_ronin]

Haha Lol. Don't worry about it

[@gtarules1]

300k more like a CISO at a fortune 500. 500k would be like FAANG

[@jorose5954]

I am working towards it now. How do I get a job in the fild. What are the best jobs to go for ??

[@Wild-Instinct]

Bro will get 50k € in a year in France. Things aren’t the same in US 🤔 Even Uber drivers can get 90k$ / year there. Wtf ?

[@user-sy3di8pz7x]

Does cyber security goes to war?

[@jonyfrany1319]

Only if Ur in the military

[@anonyghost7422]

Degree 4 years Experience 5 9 years to get to make 150k with likely grinding school/certs throughout. Not an easy field, saturated at the entry level and competitive af. Degree is likely required to get past HR and make you competitive. But if that does not deter you here is my advice: Go to school and find an employer to pay for it (don’t go into debt) Or get the Security + from compita to get you into an entry level roll. Get experience and find what you like within the field (blue team, red team, GRC, etc) go for certs in that specialty and study until you move up. Get used to being a life long learner as the field changes too often and you will have to keep up with it. Best of luck to anyone trying to break into the field !

[@PatrickAkera]

Honestly, I don't even recommend a degree in IT at all. It's a waste. certs hold a lot more power unless it's a government position.

[@lordpotato4644]

How far along is AI tech before it takes over these jobs?

[@merbu]

It can't take over all the positions in near future, still a cyber security analyst will need to modify that improved ai and review the question marks. My advice would be, get to that level where you can review ai, or ai will get you 😂

[@vince11harris]

Extremely far

[@fallen546]

So this is the guy that won't let me use production data is staging! I see you! XD

[@shred2deth]

what do you exactly mean by 'opens doors'

[@XarSir.]

Pretty much an entrance to allowing them the opportunity, For example a good education can open doors to a good career.

[@kelvingutierrez4198]

Im wondering if i made the right choice i went back to construction because i was planning on being a apprentice in plumbing. I wasn't really conviced i always felt that i could make the same money with I.T especially web dev and software dev which are both my interest my college has certifcate programs in those fields and i would be getting them for free so now im wondering if i made the right choice to walk away from plumbing i believe i did but im still stuck on that.

[@PatrickAkera]

There's a lot of money is software bro... a lot. If you're thinking Longterm, you can do software right into retirement (and possibly still do it for fun after retirement because you enjoy it). But plumbing, at some point in your 50's & 60's your back is going to start complaining about all the lifting, bending etc. On top of that, if you actually want to do software/dev that's the icing on the cake for you, it means you're going to enjoy your work. So: more money, less stress on body, remote work (more savings) and generally higher payer...It's a no brainer in my book.

[@kelvingutierrez4198]

@@PatrickAkera well my school community college has a certifcate for web development 16 credits and software developmemt for 18 credits but i hear it takes time to get a job anyways and i have a amplitude test on plumbing and steamfitting june 3rd and the pay is 23 an hour first year and then a rasie every six month and plumbing as rough as most people think its one of the easier jobs in construction compared to concrete and roofing

[@PatrickAkera]

@@kelvingutierrez4198 Agreed, In the end it's ultimately going to be your call bro. If the courses are free, I really don't see how you can go wrong. The thing with IT is, most people complain about how hard it is to get a job, but they never ever talk about what they have to offer. If you want to get into software after you completed a course but you don't have any tangible projects to show someone of course it's going to be hard. But building a project isn't hard, you can build your own personal projects or find loads of projects online that you can work on to add to your resume. it is NOT hard to get a job, most people just complete a course and expect to get a high paying job without any evidence(projects) they can show to their potential employers. I think at the very least you should take advantage of the free course and slowly learn programming at your own pace, once you're comfortable and you decide to pursue the career you can dive all in.

[@RaulMartinez-gd3pw]

@@kelvingutierrez4198 a master plumber makes a really good amount of money. But if you can get into this now while taking your time to really learn software, then you give yourself an option for the future

[@gainer5526]

Some important things he didnt mention are the advent of better AI Models like GPT-4 has made cybersecurity a nightmare, more attacks are happening than ever before, also it’s incredibly difficult to land a job in the field, lastly it’s a hard field to work in. Try working 12 hour shifts as a SOC, and being blasted with notifications from everyone. The demand will be greater than the supply for a long, long time to come. There’s reasons why the jobs pay as much as they do. A lot of the money earned will go to Uncle Sam, cause he has to get his cut in the form of taxes as well. Have fun! Just make sure it’s for you. you must have a passion for it. Signed a caffeinated, bored SOC, burried in documentation. 😂😎

[@iwillnoteatzebugs]

So how do i get into this?

[@Chipt]

IDN but thinking they have violated employment contract. Salary and income usually aren't the topic with a strangers

[@abhinaavsaikia7833]

In India, it will be 10k a year😭. We are not having the same level field

[@krisharrison7897]

She tho bro wasn't a college graduate 😂😂

[@aster22380]

Where is this capital one cafe???

[@igu642]

❤️

[@thakorbirensinh2545]

How to start a cyber security analyst career ?

[@JudeKearney]

Is that my bro, Eman?

[@MustafaKhan-zr6ui]

what kind of certifications is he talking about could someone please help😊

[@123toles]

Online college saved me