How I Went from $40k Helpdesk to $400k IAM Engineer at 23 (Self-taught without a Degree)

[@angelatabb]

Wow! So proud of our son Kyle. Kyle is exactly who he says he is. He and his Dad have been in cybersecurity doing multiple jobs for years now. It isn’t a lie or a gimmick on what they are saying in this video. I can vouch for both of these young amazing men. I’ve seen my son sit down and work 8 hours days at home with 4-5 lap tops in front of him. It is very real and possible to have multiple jobs. He started when he was 18 like he said. He is the real deal. Proud Mom here!!!❤

[@TheSoulCrisis]

Killer work ethic…..major props! 👏 👏

[@eliramirez92]

@@recursion.hater

[@dolo6149]

Much respect to you and his father! His success is just as much yours as it is his. Yall provided a stable environment for him to prosper.

[@Malitubee]

You raised a great young man

[@CPTZK11]

Man o man do I love a supportive mum!!!❤❤❤❤

[@valzod7107]

“10 years experience needed” on a technology that’s been out for 5 yrs always cracks me up on job postings.

[@FloridaInvestor]

That's Like every job posting.

[@Dee-zy2xv]

Knocks me out silly every time i see certain expectations for things or jobs... meanwhile the the existence of that or a particular aspect didn't even exist ...yet you are supposed to have somehow exceeded it🤦🤦

[@FloridaInvestor]

@Dee-zy2xv I see that companies looking for a person that knows about everything and is an entry level role.

[@deboman81]

It’s crazy because a lot of these jobs are mainly senior type roles. So that forces everyone to work contract work for years to gain that experience. So then after working contracts for 5-7 years or so, you can then apply for the senior jobs online. That’s how I’ve been seeing it now.

[@RVRayRay]

I’m a CyberArk certified engineer who works contract gigs. I can 100% vouch for everything both Kyles are saying here. The IAM space has more job openings than qualified people to fill them.

[@AJCloudTek]

Their website is sooooo confusing to me!

[@deboman81]

Where are some sites to get some good contract gigs? I’m not realizing that I need to go this route to get some proper IAM experience.

[@RVRayRay]

@@deboman81 LinkedIn jobs, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter have lots of IAM contract job postings

[@IoaneLeilua-k6d]

I just got my first tech job that pays 40k, hoping to get 100k at some point thanks bro

[@KLaw0]

You can do it!

[@randygentry1533]

Do you have it a+

[@IoaneLeilua-k6d]

@@randygentry1533 No just security+

[@IoaneLeilua-k6d]

@@randygentry1533 no I only have security+

[@IoaneLeilua-k6d]

@@randygentry1533only security+

[@P4Poncho]

This the content we need to see brother

[@yvngap2764]

Right on time, I’m in school for cybersecurity currently preparing for my network+ and security+ certification

[@KLaw0]

Good let me know if you are interested in my program.

[@jooshyie06]

@@KLaw0what does your program offer?

[@KLaw0]

@@jooshyie06 We have many different plans. Here is our website we would love for you to take a look and see what’s best for you. Descriptions are provided with each plan. generationalbizsolutions.com

[@ZKrow382]

@@recursion.He said he’s a contractor, he works with multiple companies that combine to make him $400k a year. This is a side hustle because he still wants more. I would probably do the same, but would not price mine as high as his or at all if I was making that much. I guess that comes down to your moral values and principles

[@smurf___]

Change degrees. Cybersec degrees are worthless.

[@KpFriendly]

Man im trying to get into the industry, its not alot of game out there, thanks for this!

[@KLaw0]

I got you bro plenty more videos on cyber coming out next week with us as well.

[@jamevolve8380]

This video helped tremendously. Got my CySA and Sec+, graduate with a bachelors degree in cybersecurity this month but lack in experience. I have a job interview as an internal candidate for my company for a major promotion as an infrastructure security lead. The “Lead” title made me think I didn’t even have a chance. Hoping I get the job as it will be life changing! This was a confidence booster for sure !

[@LifeofRichh]

Did you get the job?

[@jamevolve8380]

@@LifeofRichh still waiting for the actual interview idk what’s taking them so long but they haven’t moved on from me yet

[@ANG676]

This was extremely informative! Thank you guys! I decided to take the school route since this will be a complete career change for me. I start class on the 1st! Looking forward to future content Kyle!

[@KLaw0]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you

[@jdez2701]

Man I’m in grind mode rn just got my net+ and sec+ applying like crazy tryna get in there. Shoutout to you bro !

[@KLaw0]

Preciate it bro keep studying and stay the path. It’s well worth it if you have any questions make sure to join my free Q&A’s throughout the week. All free information we dont charge for questions.

[@danielkpkk1005]

Any luck?

[@jdez2701]

@@danielkpkk1005 landed helpdesk role so grinding that for at least 6 months. There are some internal iam roles I’m looking at. Portfolio helped me land job for sure

[@tejashp98]

I remember being in high school, I was 16 yo. I had a meeting with the careers guy. He recommended me to go do a BTEC in cyber sec, instead I struggled and pushed myself through university, thinking it was a better idea. I should have listened to that man, I would be a lot better off. The job market for software engineering sucks right now, so I'm looking for different paths looking to get into cyber sec instead. Big regrets, but life goes on. I need to figure out how to channel this feeling of loss in the right way to power me forward. Thanks for sharing, god bless.

[@youavang1973]

I used to work at Delta Air Lines and 90% of people in the IT department were contractors from India. Delta also has a headquarter in India and our standup were early so that we could meet with our team members in India. When I learned that one of my Indian team member who was contractor only made $30K, I felt so bad for her because the amount of work and the long hours was so brutal.

[@SleazyReem]

Love this shit Kyle keep dropping more content vlogs and more cyber content.

[@BigHeadPatReviews]

I appreciate you. I’m 33 jumping in the field. I thank you for this. I want to be a SOC Analyst

[@KLaw0]

Go for it!

[@BigHeadPatReviews]

@@KLaw0 oh I am full speed. Going for my Sec+ and CCNA. After those two I’m going for my Cyber Defender. I appreciate all the intel.

[@KLaw0]

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[@theguardianarchives433]

Good stuff, keep it up and stay focused. 💯 Don't let anything distract you from your goals

[@techjutsu4066]

Law I appreciate you sharing your story broski, keep up the great work.

[@KLaw0]

I appreciate that!

[@anthonyslaughter5250]

This was definitely really informative! Thank you! I actually have my CompTIA security + certification and was looking into how to break into that field, but really didn’t know what I wanted to do exactly. I think IAM is the way to go now! Thanks 🙏🏽

[@ko_fasho]

This is crazy, my name is Kyle too and I work at Accenture 😂 I’m in sales but I keep hearing that CS is where the $$$ is. I just subbed, keep the content coming!

[@KLaw0]

I appreciate it bro. Keep going.

[@jamespectre]

It's crazy as I want to get into sales, but have looked into CS, are you going to make the Shift? Would you say both have high leverage or is one more superior?

[@ko_fasho]

@@jamespectre The people I’ve met in CS roles don’t really speak on the technical ability it requires or what their day to day looks like. So for me it’s easier to stick with the devil I know in sales because I’m good at it and I have great earning potential. I’d say, if you’re comparing the two chose sales if you are a strong and confident communicator who isn’t fazed by rejection. If that’s not you chose CS and skill up asap. Hmu if you want to talk more about sales tho !

[@jamespectre]

@ko_fasho Appreciate the response, what would be the best way to break into sales? Should I start in insurance then go from there?

[@ko_fasho]

@@jamespectre no prob. yeah insurance is great because you can get a job quickly, earn residuals, and you build skills that you can transfer to a vertical that may interest you more like tech or med device sales down the line. If you like insurance the only con I can think of is it requires you to pass a licensing test.

[@Hootskins]

It would be awesome to hear a descriptive video about what a Jr. IAM Analyst should know and the practical skills and job roles they do on a daily basis, and how this transitions into a more senior role and the upskilling needed for it. Maybe other cyber roles as well depending on the people in your network with different roles and experiences. I've seen a lot of 'day in the life' styled vids that don't really get into the actual job role and show someone sitting at their desk for 10hrs on 20x speed.

[@KLaw0]

Great suggestion!

[@innerstand.]

I’m a software engineer looking to get into the Security space, I just wanted to thank you! Great info

[@KLaw0]

Glad I could help! Best of lock stay that path bro. I give a lot of free game on that as well. So stay tuned on the KZbin.

[@Vamo_Alla]

Hello!! I’m thinking about cybersecurity too, should I learn a programming language first that can be useful for cybersecurity? Thanks 🙌

[@innerstand.]

@@Vamo_Alla Hi, you don’t need to necessarily learn a programming language to get into cybersecurity because there are many roles that use complete software tools already. However, there are cybersecurity roles where you would benefit from knowing how to program such as application security engineer

[@Augustafitfussion]

This is nice Currently starting my internship as a cloud Engineer, thank you for this video, is a motivation for me.

[@KLaw0]

You can do it!

[@boblawblaw6185]

keep up the good work brother and keep progressing

[@caseyferebee7817]

Good vibes here, you got my sub. Y'all keep this up🤙

[@Alexodeya6925]

Another selling a course. Keep up the good work man

[@KLaw0]

That’s why we offer a bunch for free options and free live q&a’s. I got to public schools as well and help kids get into tech / cybersecurity for free. But yeah we “just sell a course” lol.

[@GGlock54]

Well done young men. Classic, you can do what you put your mind to. This has been very inspirational. I have a IT degree and seemed to do pretty well ducking hardcore IT positions for most of my career. (specialized into unique company database management) I am into my early 40s now and starting to develop more of a passion for IT due to AI, Cloud, etc. I am attempting to take advantage of Company assisted Certifications such as Azure. Wow, the contractor method. Very interesting.

[@Noir_Nouveau]

Salute and respect to you! And you a good dude for sharing the knowledge!

[@KLaw0]

I appreciate that.

[@PluPerfective]

In summary, do contract as a business. Work multiple jobs. I saved you 30 minutes of your life.

[@Fxjprichmore]

Taking Okta Professional Exam next week. Been taking advantage of the free practice test.

[@LolaBeM3]

❤❤❤❤ great video. Thank you both.

[@VaugeWaves]

I NEEDED THIS, currently studying to take my A+ and I’m trying to make big boy bands

[@shaqashaqahimself1866]

Thanks for sharing these details, they are inspiring.

[@BrianNwachukwu]

Motivation fr 🖤

[@NoFear231]

Love the video bro. Working on my A+ to get into Help desk so I can get some Experience. Then I’m going to link with you to get my CCNA and Network+. Then eventually Security+ to do IAM Management

[@RealNetworkP]

You don’t need Network+ if you’re getting the ccna. Just get the ccna and it’s an update on that cert in August

[@c0mm4nd3r4]

Don't bother with Network+, maybe watch a couple of videos if you're a beginner but you don't need to pay for that exam. Go straight into CCNA by watching Jeremy IT Labs here on youtube he has the whole course free and it top quality.

[@melamelawen]

I would suggest the Network+ because its vendor neutral. With CCNA you’d be focusing on Cisco systems which are on prem. If you want to work in the cloud, which is where a lot of the systems will be deployed in the future get the Network+. My advice would be get Network+ first and then CCNA next

[@trayjobe6995]

@@RealNetworkPim with you on this as well, i skipped network + and got ccna been working at Cisco Meraki for 2 1/2 + years since

[@FurdgeBJJ]

How can those carts lead to an iam job

[@TrueReligionRedd]

Been waiting on this 🙌🏽

[@HiHi-bd4rn]

Kyle, I like the new cut. It looks good on you 💯

[@KLaw0]

Thank you!

[@ever6]

Hey man I remember watching video of you on another channel im sub too. I forgot her name but she's always talking about gov tech jobs. Anyway it was about you and your career etc.. loved the content and just saw this video popped up on my feed. Instantly clicked on subscribed congrats on your success. I'm currently at CyberNow Labs cohort 19 finishing up my 20 weeks. I'll have to start the job hunt for soc analyst T1 soon. I'm transitioning from the animation games industry. Weneed more content for us and you're exactly 20yrs younger than me. Darrel Christian 🙏🏾

[@rekt3651]

I went from 50k - 60k under 2 yrs and now trying to get into IAM and contracting. I'm done with employers abuse

[@blackwidowrowe6271]

I’m in Help Desk currently but I’m going back to school for IT systems Engineering with a minor in Bioinformatics. I might switch my minor to cybersecurity. I can always collect the certs for the cloud and etc bc my major touches on it. A lot of your resources are very expensive for this economy. It would be better if payment plans were available because it at least makes it more accessible for some of us who are trying to pivot. I still appreciate the information though.

[@burgbored]

Lot of good FREE info in this video. Need to see an episode with a success story, $500 mentorship kind of steep in this economy.

[@KLaw0]

Will do thanks for the feedback!

[@Numb2Fear]

Great video , I'm in helpdesk right now and would like to be a IAM engineer as well. Great advice. I'm in gerogia as well

[@KLaw0]

@@Numb2Fear We would love to get you started with our program! Let me know if you’re interested.

[@marcusmcdow3]

What did you do to get in help desk?

[@S60Rguy]

Hey Kyle just came across your channel today (this video) and my first thought was "no way he's being honest" lol, but I actually watched the entire video and I have to say kudos for jumping into our field so young and discovering the OE (Overemployed) way of life. If you guys ever get a local meetup going I'd love to come out and trade war stories about managing conflicting zoom meetings :)

[@KLaw0]

Preciate you bro. And yeah for sure soon.

[@nes6493]

Registered for SEC+ and taking it in one month, on to Network+ afterwards... definitely interested in that IAM course

[@KLaw0]

I would only recommend getting Sec+ no need for network+ unless you really just want it. Try and look into getting some vendor certifications if you wanna go into the IAM field.

[@nes6493]

@@KLaw0 No didnt really want to particularly, but i have to take the Network+ class for school so was just going to take since im already in the class and wanted those 2 at minimum for DoD. Would u recommend the SC-300 in particular or just any cloud network cert in general?

[@ItsjusUno]

YESSIR 🔥🔥🔥

[@Jaygw0p]

Needed to hear this cuz I’m starting school soon man 💪🏾

[@KLaw0]

Good stay that path and make sure you get certification and find internships while in school.

[@robertduff877]

44k a year for helpdesk doing 10 calls a day is crazy. Im in ireland working my ass off everyday for 28k. U got niced no doubt but im sure u put in the work too

[@rwxrw]

Bless. 🙏🏻 thank you brother

[@allstarkell]

Thank you for this vid, it helped alot.

[@KLaw0]

No problem!

[@tyleradams4541]

Marietta, ga born and raised! Go Braves!

[@dailyvlogwithlisa]

Big broh finally drop

[@thecoolrich]

Real twin

[@kysiishow]

Yes sir let's goooo!

[@2FittedBW]

I need to make that transition to Cyber Security for real! I'm doing Major Incident management now and I want to make room and time for multiple Security gigs.

[@KLaw0]

Let me know what you decide to do I can help with that transition for free. We do free consultations.

[@2FittedBW]

@@KLaw0 thanks bro, I really appreciate that. I was thinking of trying to get into a SOC at first but after checking out your videos I'm starting to look into IAM.

[@KLaw0]

@@2FittedBW yeah i got you. Let me know and we can set up a call.

[@debuggmysushi9461]

yo! this is dope!

[@KLaw0]

I appreciate it.

[@lilmotown8109]

You one of one ❤❤❤❤ Damn I’m not easily impressed

[@browneyedblkstar]

Motivated, thank you for giving out the game

[@UzitheSaint]

I got my first job out of college like 7 months ago, became an IT systems analyst/engineer and earn 80k base, and I don’t have any certs, working towards them tho. And I pretty much do a bunch of stuff honestly from cloud infrastructure configurations, administering multiple applications like zoom, slack, Adobe, Salesforce ABM, intunes, Azure, IAM Administration. And a lot more. It’s fun tho

[@KLaw0]

Keep going bro. Try and get a security+ or Cisco CCNA

[@brownsense1]

I think I want to end up in the IAM world... I am currently studying for the RHCSA to be a Linux System Admin. I'm going to focus on Linux starting off and move over to IAM

[@KLaw0]

Great stay the path and make sure you put in the time to really learn. Best thing I did was get rid of all distractions and just grind and work and learn.

[@TrueReligionRedd]

Studying for the Sc-300 now 🙌🏽

[@melcondones]

working on getting my security+ cert right now!

[@bilalsiddiqui9341]

bro why are you lying to people lol HD Supply doesn't pay $400k lmaoooo you went from an analyst to "engineer", have 3 certs (one comptia and 2 vendor certs). please stop ripping people off

[@KLaw0]

@@bilalsiddiqui9341 Please watch the full video before you comment. It’s so many of you that comment the same thing. I made over 400k by having multiple contracts. I worked 3-5 jobs for the last 2-3 years. Please stop commenting and speaking on things you have absolutely no clue about. Watch the video before you make dumbass comments.

[@KLaw0]

@@bilalsiddiqui9341 Please go to Reddit and then go to the overemployed subreddit. Over 300k people doing the same as me. Educate yourself first before you start comment with this fake KZbin account you have.

[@TheSoulCrisis]

If you’re a software developer in GovTech you have a lot more built-in protection against AI and offshoring jobs.

[@KLaw0]

Exactly correct.

[@TearitoffE]

It shocked me hearing ppl saying they made 300k, I use see a lot of tech guys here in San Francisco at the mascone center, they had a big cyber security event!! Most of them were multi millionaires to billionaires, now I sit wishing I was in the industry

[@KLaw0]

Never too late to make a change.

[@Akuma2unlimited]

I am a Sys Admin. I do not know where to go from here. Either keep pushing and reach System Engineer level, or do something else entirely. Might try my hand on Linux, Cloud, or Cyber. The money is great BUT you want to have a purpose at work. I hear people say it's just work, but work makes up such a large amount of time in your life. At least make it interesting.

[@KLaw0]

I understand what you’re saying, i say try and find a security concept that interests you and indulge in it for a bit. Work is work and at the end of the day most of us wouldn’t work without getting paid, there’s no such thing as a perfect job. You just have to explore and find what ends up working for you.

[@str8gamer964]

Got my first at $60k no certs but I find it hard to stop over studying and never taking exam

[@KLaw0]

Best way to do it is cram and find some brain dumps and just go for it. That’s what helped me.

[@marcusmcdow3]

How did you get in with no certs?

[@str8gamer964]

@@marcusmcdow3 got the interview… had the interview they asked basic question not overly technical its just helpdesk.. afterward I sent a thank you letter to all the managers that interviewed me using chat gpt.. this was before everyone caught on.. then I got the jobs learned everything there… got certs while I was working .. then moved to permanent.. now I’m actually a software engineer for the same company…

[@altonchriss]

yo, can you make a video on your process of using Accenture to help elevate you or some tips on how you used it.

[@PresIatl]

good drop

[@Tonemind]

What's the best route to go through in Cybersecurity for someone who wants to start at a good place but don't know anything about cybersecurity?

[@NoDidddy]

In doing IT Support right now, decent money but looking to get into Networking or Security

[@elchacal801]

We gotta link up, I’m in the ATL area a lot. Ima security analyst in Chatt working with a lot of IAM (CyberArk, Okta, etc) plus regular security work, so your journey interests me. Gotta get that salary lol

[@Copilot1204]

How did you get in to that what degree + certs do you have ?

[@CrackHeadStepper]

yeah I vote you make a separate channel for the cyber security discussion

[@KLaw0]

Will do. Thank you!

[@smoothwiththegroove1]

I wanted to maybe get into coding and software development 🤔 but i like skilled trades also like hvac, electrical and plumbing

[@splashjayy]

can you share details about that small security networking group community you mentioned @ 16:15 ? im in tech in atl and could benefit and add value to something like that

[@rashondaschaeffer529]

I have a secret security clearance getting out of the military have CompTIA trifecta , SSCP, Project +, ITIL v4 and soon to be CySA and pen test + and my bachelors from WGU . Do you believe you could help m build my resume. I have transferable skills as well and some tech experience!

[@KLaw0]

I could easily do that. Dm me on instagram @Kylelawyerr. We we charge a lot for our resume building all prices are on my site. Also we built an AI to help build all resumes to make sure it goes through and has all keywords a company is looking for.

[@chelled8773]

How did you work 5 jobs with the 24hrs? Did the job let you work during the night hours? How did you plan your day?

[@ZIeLoPeNation]

Basically I need to stay on my shit

[@KLaw0]

Go too.

[@taemanning7561]

How long did it take to get those certificates? And what are some studying tips?

[@Nostradamus0113]

KLaw! What's good my brother! You are too official with the power moves. Can you let me know what I should be focusing on to get the highest paying position as an IAM? I noticed there are different titles like IAM Sailpoint, IAM Architect, etc. Or is it just IAM? I'm currently an SQA and it's just boring and going nowhere. I just got laid off and funds are ridiculously low, plus I'm supporting my family and paying mortgage and bills. I need something where the skies the limit aka trying to follow in your footsteps bro! Hook me up please!

[@TaeWorldGaming]

I'm on my 3rd IT job within a year making 50k right now. I got my A+ and N+ and jobs feel like they're trying to undercut and not pay more. My goal in life is to reach 70k a year and I'm happy with that.

[@KLaw0]

@@TaeWorldGaming Yes the job market is a little bit weird right now. Keep changing your resume go for security+ and keep applying.

[@AlexJaeger716]

he's not making 400k. listen to how he switched up from 300k to 350k then 400k in the same sentence. the average salary for this is 106k. he's selling a dream in the title for clicks & to sell a course. As someone in the industry (network engineer) I can tell you right now he's bullshitting.

[@KLaw0]

Thanks Alex for your wonderful insight. I didn’t know me working 3-4 jobs that are all over six figures means I’m only making 106k. Go check out the over employed Reddit where over 360k people are doing the same as me. It’s a bunch of other IAM professionals doing the same as me. I have a google group of a 100+ folks also that have multiple jobs. Do your research before you type a silly comment on someone’s video. I’ve had interviews showing paystubs and all of what I do.

[@Dverme]

Bro said "(network Engineer)" as if that somehow makes him a cybersecurity industry know all be all 💀💀💀. Go search up average salary for a network engineer vs ANY security role, and you'll see that even working 3 security jobs at the same time (very possible) could easily add up to $400k while 3 network engineer jobs might cap out at $240k ON THE HIGH END.

[@AlexJaeger716]

@@Dverme doesnt make me a cyber know it all, i added that part to show the realistic side of working in the tech industry which you obviously are trying to break into. Adding to that, you have to have a basic understanding of networking if you want to be great at cyber. Senior engineers where i work make around 140. The way these titles are advertised are misleading, if he’s working 3-4 jobs at the same time then sure he can make 400k but people are reading titles like this thinking they can get certified and make this kinda money & that isnt realistic.

[@AlexJaeger716]

@@KLaw0 sure if u work 3-4 jobs u can make that much but your titles are misleading. Videos like yours are making people believe they can just get certified and make this kinda money over night. 3-4 jobs is unrealistic especially in a project based tech environment where u might have to work extra hours to make sure things get done. And most people wont be able to handle 3-4 because of burnout. So not adding those extra details upfront is definitely feels like clickbait

[@KLaw0]

@@AlexJaeger716 Not trying to be misleading or clickbait I’m simply just sharing my story. That’s why I said “How I went from 40k to 400k”. I get what you are saying now. But yeah I’ll clarify in another video about it. But if you watched the entire video I did towards the end saying how I did and it’s possible for others if they put in the hard work. But like you said most people won’t and that’s fine but I think I have a unique story and I decided to share that’s all.

[@codelinx]

What?! IAM ~350-400k ... No way. I find this hard to believe.🧐 EDIT: Maybe this isn't AWS IAM.🤔

[@KLaw0]

If you watched the video I did multiple roles that added up to that not just one role at that amount.

[@fuaadmusa5500]

Great content Kyle, quick question do you think for someone who lives outside the US to apply for US based roles and land them

[@davehuman8801]

Hi! Do you have videos on how to progress as an IAM engineer? I just started an entry level position doing IAM with the DoD but want to know what else I can do to progress further in this specific field. Thank you!

[@KLaw0]

We can make more videos on that we gotcha.

[@MichaelDanquah-l9p]

Very informative. my question is; how were you able to get multiple jobs at once. Did that affect your security clearance? How do you get past that problem if you're interested in having multiple jobs? Thanks!

[@KLaw0]

@@MichaelDanquah-l9p Great question all of my jobs never had a non compete or anything and I’ve never had a security clearance since non of my roles are with any government agencies. I strictly only want private sec jobs. And most my jobs have been C2C or 1099. I have done a few w2 jobs as well though that don’t care if you have multiple jobs.

[@deboman81]

@@KLaw0how easy is it to find a private sector job. Is it by simply googling Private Sector Jobs online and you can find companies that way?

[@brittchris2081]

Can you do a video on how to get a secret clearance?

[@ChristopherTravis-v9d]

You can’t be overemployed with government clearance

[@johnathanpolk5441]

Currently studying for Network+ and Security+ after that. What would you suggest as far as a next step? This is all new to me

[@KLaw0]

Yes get your Security+ first then you need to work on getting some experience so try finding an entry level help desk role or a junior security analyst role. And move from that point on.

[@zeem7255]

Kyle I’m entering my senior year of hs. I got cct and network + from my IT program in school so far and I’m testing for security + this year. I also plan on doing ap computer science. Do you think university is still necessary if I want to move up in the cybersecurity field and make 6 figures? Or would just community college be fine?

[@KLaw0]

I would go through a 4-year university or maybe try something like WGU. At WGU you could do four years worth of schooling in 2 years. So I’d look into that if I was you.

[@Sovonnie]

Bro I use to bartend at the braves stadium

[@xVonnDon]

Hey I have no degree and no cert, I’m very interested and want to get into cybersecurity. About to start school for graphic design, but I feel like that’s a waste and I can honestly learn from KZbin university

[@xVonnDon]

I’m 21 and I feel like i wasted so much time but with god Ik I will prevail

[@KLaw0]

I would say stay the school party and maybe switch to computer science and figure out what you like first before you drop out. Always weigh your options and have a plan first.

[@lilsafetyy3480]

Yo bro can you share your training resources for the PAM and Defender . Cause on the cyberArk site they have the free ones which are fundamentals but where did you look for to get more in depth

[@KLaw0]

Yes I can find some old ones I use to use to send you. Also look into VM Labs for cyberark.

[@edubrazil5673]

Great video bro🎉 How do I really start

[@jdogdizzy12]

I’m struggling to even get into help desk 😢

[@peteypablo8483]

I have 3 years of Help Desk/Service Desk experience and recently got my Security+ to move into Cybersecurity. Im specifically wanting to move into IAM. Has the course dropped yet?

[@KLaw0]

Yes it has dm on Instagram @KyleLawyerr

[@TailspinMedia]

i'm not going to expose your hustle but if anyone is reading this just know that most channels that post stories like this are trying to sell you a program, an online school, or a course. I'll just leave it at that.

[@KLaw0]

We do but it’s no scam over here and it’s no bs mentorship. Hence why we offer full refunds and money back guarantee if anyone feels it doesn’t work for them.

[@lexishamer10]

Proud of you! I want to network. I’m in cybersecurity in govtech, I have no degree and had no experience in tech started in help desk and worked up.

[@darrendejesus-x6d]

Landed a job as a NOC operator, handling a lot on the network side. Almost as a NOC analyst. I’m leaning towards the security lane of my journey. Making 20$ hr but the overall balance and workflow is a blessing, super hands on

[@KLaw0]

Nice! Great job bro keep moving up. If you don’t have any certifications like I mentioned in the video go after some. Start with a Network+ or Cisco CCNA and get those under your belt. So when you do transition you’ll be ready to go.

[@darrendejesus-x6d]

@@KLaw0 for sure !

[@allstarkell]

🔥

[@ousmanediaby9088]

As in right now I doing my certification on coursera I’m on course way to finish. Once that down I will join your membership. Will that be ok?

[@KLaw0]

That works for us thank you.

[@youngancestor_]

how do u get your first helpdesk im doing the google it support cert rn hoping thats enough to get my first help desk role

[@KLaw0]

Yes keep working on that google cert. Then work on learning the basics and get COMPtia A+ first.

[@jaykay4775]

Good luck bro. I’m working on getting the same cert. If you don’t mind me asking how far are you?

[@youngancestor_]

@@jaykay4775 i finished the first part of it and decided to go straight for the a+ alot of jobs arent asking for that google cert its not a bad cert but im trynna get a entry level job asap

[@Khaddyy]

Hey Klaw do you recommend pen cybersecurity bootcamp?