IT: Microsoft Cybersecurity Analyst Professional Certificate Review

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[@eio1971]

Wow this course sound very useful. I did not know defender lets you isolate a device

[@bbowling619]

Everything is getting so automated. Doing some soc work with sentinel as well. Ai is playing a big factor for sentinel remediations. Seeing some false positives still but hopefully it gets better.

[@alearnerslog]

I don't know what to think of Coursera especially now that every big tech company puts out their own courses on there

[@KevtechITSupport]

This one covers stuff you need to know if you use defender or sentinel

[@JHKEYZ]

Hello sir. Wonderful video. quick question: I want to break into tech and I currently work as an IT Support Intern for a hostpial. As for aqquring certifications I know the common IT ones like A+/Net+/CCNA and such. Those ones are very great and can definelty help you get a job. But how about like bootcamps and like your trainnings on Udemy and some Coursera (like the Google IT Support or IBM). Yes, those certs are probably less valued on the job market even though they are impactful, but would it be useful to put some of those on a Linkdeln or do you think they are more or less certs that are just for learning basics and not for proffesional development?

[@KevtechITSupport]

@JHKEYZ I would keep relevant certifications on LinkedIn. Won't really put udemy or coursera on LinkedIn.

[@JHKEYZ]

@@KevtechITSupport Hmmmm, thats a very interesting view. I do agree somewhat but I do know people who have gotten jobs from those certs, yes they still had other resume boosters like past experience or projects. What about Certs from Universities, like a Information Systems Cert from a college or a Security Cert from a education insittution, are those useful to put on linkdeln?

[@KevtechITSupport]

Anything from a university is helpful on a resume or LinkedIn

[@paulsmith6322]

They just came out with a Microsoft IT Support Specialist and a Microsoft Cloud Support Associate courses, I'm wondering if those are worth taking.

[@KevtechITSupport]

I haven't taken that one

[@grumpent]

You’re still at it bro.

[@KevtechITSupport]

This one surprised me because I thought it would be boring. I actually enjoyed it. Some of the stuff covered on the course is things that I do at work.

[@AntonioLopezNorthE]

Are you back working?

[@KevtechITSupport]

Yeah, I got a job a few months ago. It's on my linkedin.

[@Zana-iv9gp]

Is there anyway to do it for free ?

[@KevtechITSupport]

There's financial aid for students but other than that stuff. You have to pay after 7 days.