Vulnerability Management Demo using Qualys without Background Music

[@supermodeljaz6829]

How thoughtful of you to re-upload without the background music! Thank you

[@oluwaseyiakilude]

You are welcome. Thank you

[@ishwaryanarayan1010]

Great video very informative. Thanks for reuploading again

[@ammucamala5520]

Great learning, Now its very clear without music, Thank you..

[@tobiedion9820]

Good man 👍🏿

[@oluwaseyiakilude]

Thank you❤️

[@gabriellalaplace]

If I do the Qualys VMDR Course can I get a job, or do I have to do all the courses in the Qualys Vulnerability Management section. Also, if I do all those courses, do I have to get additional certifications like A+, Network+ and Security+ to get a job. What do you think someone would have to study in order to get a job as a Vulnerabilty Scanner or other professions related to Qualys. Also, do you know if there is anywhere online where people can do Qualys projects together to get experience to put on a resume and help. So, what do you think I should study. 1. Qualys VMDR -> maybe all the other Qualys Vulnerability Management Courses -> Maybe some certifications. You've had a tech job for a long while now, what do you suggest I study for a role where I use Qulays. I also do not want a job with coding.

[@Pele316]

Qualys is a tool used to manage your environment. It by no means teaches you what you'll need to know in order to monitor at the base level without Qualys meaning if you go to a place without it you're SOL. If you're starting out, yes, look into A+ > Network+ > Security+. Those all help develop if not justify that you have a baseline of knowledge when applying for a job. If possible, look for an entry level position with room to grow where they provide assistance in obtaining those certifications.

[@ishwaryanarayan1010]

Can you make video on SIEM , SOAR demo

[@leroybillups2776]

Question: I have a Mac M1 and Im using UTM. Is their a scanner appliance for UTM?

[@oluwaseyiakilude]

Hi Leroy, the answer is no

[@leroybillups2776]

@@oluwaseyiakilude okay so to get some hands on experience I would probably need to set up a virtual instance using AWS or similar cloud provider?

[@oluwaseyiakilude]

Yes, please

[@mrIsraelemma]

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[@oluwaseyiakilude]

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