eLearnSecurity / INE New Cyber Security Courses Announced!

Two new course from INE / eLearnSecurity in their course catalogue. Fundamentals of Penetration Testing and Incident Handling in the Cloud Fundamentals.
These two short courses are video only courses aimed to teach fundamental knowledge from their respective practices.
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[@Urbancorax2]

Thank you for for the update. Please keep us updated.

[@ianp6742]

I started INE's pentesting path recently. The material seems to be of a pretty good quality, I would recommend it.

[@youfanlimboo6158]

I really love Ine course material

[@Chris-qb4xh]

I'm fairly new to IT and want to get into cybersecurity (1 year as a 2nd line technician). I think I would be absolutely understanding all the material in the lower level CompTIA certs such as net+, sec+ but have limited coding experience. Quite stupidly, I bought the PWK as a beginner and have gotten lost. Would you recommend the subscription that Offensive Security offer and try the PEN 100 first or rather try the eJPT and try that route instead? Is there anything I should perhaps study before taking any of these that would make things easier like the sec+ for example? Money is a little tight at the moment and I don't have endless amounts to spend on these courses, but I would like to try and get one done so I can make a start into trying to get myself into cybersecurity. It just seems that PWK is too hard and elearnsecurity course material is easier to understand but isn't as recognized.

[@JSONSEC]

Try the pre security path on try hack me. I think it's only about $9 usd