Why GRC is the Future of Cyber Security Jobs! (

[@UnixGuy]

Check GRC Master grcmastery.com if you wanna learn GRC! Watch this for more details: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@Diamond_Nuts]

pls check your email. I bought this course three days ago to start today but I have been denied access. Also could you please put a contact and support link on your website. thanks

[@WithSandra]

Thanks for having me! 😄🎊

[@newmeow_51]

Glad to see both of my fav KZbinr together

[@okoronkwoebenezer8441]

Glad to see two of you speak on a subject.

[@UnixGuy]

Pleasure!

[@OpethFanatic]

Just completed the second module of the Google Cybersecurity Certifcate and will be starting your GRC mastery course as soon as im done. Thanks for being a guiding light into a new career, your knowledge is extremely appreciated 👍

[@UnixGuy]

good luck with the journey!

[@MsSweets0211]

I've been on the fence about taking the GRC course. This ☝🏾 video convinced me to move forward this weekend.

[@UnixGuy]

Enjoy the learnings

[@TechWithRandy]

Trust me, I’m always skeptical of buying courses that are not from something that we know like a university or something of those sorts but this one is the real deal. He’s giving real life education as well as behind-the-scenes stuff you won’t find until you actually get on the job.

[@habibsanchez7233]

whats the course called?

[@UnixGuy]

@@habibsanchez7233 GRC Mastery. grcmastery.com

[@larrydolly247]

I started the Google Cybersecurity course on the 12th of December and am currently on course 5 module 2. I'm following your zero to cyber security in 6 month plan.

[@UnixGuy]

Good luck! once you do GRC Mastery after the google cert you will appreciate the content of this video more

[@booktuber5511]

My two top youtubers when it comes to Cyber Security 😍😍😍

[@UnixGuy]

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[@calithree]

Two of my fav CS youtubers that inspired me! Thank you guys 🙏🏼

[@UnixGuy]

thank you 🙏🏻

[@TechWithRandy]

My two favorite people on KZbin. You guys are just one of the few that I trust and thank you so much please keep the content coming. I ordered the course GRC mastery from the UNIX guy. It is a game changer. I highly recommend it if you’re serious about being a GRC.

[@UnixGuy]

glad you’re enjoying GRC Mastery 🤝🏻

[@emmalux2]

grc mastery. Is it on Udemy?

[@UnixGuy]

@ No, its on grcmastery.com

[@masterzen107]

Happy 2025! I consider myself a success story from UnixGuy's learning philosophy and career guidance. Many of us are now in cyber roles bc of him. Have you or Sandra considered doing a mid-level career guidance video? So us new cyber guys who are thinking long term have something to work toward.

[@UnixGuy]

congrats on your success! yes for sure! I have this video about mid career: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYewq4Sdra2Ke9ksi=KE6e7RWaQBJGT79k

[@floridastefy2432]

Thanks Alot for everything and all the information you give out thanks

[@Ali-oh7ev]

Good to see both of you together

[@UnixGuy]

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[@Angelicasha-tc1wq]

I really liked this video. Thank you both 🙂

[@UnixGuy]

glad you liked it 🤝🏻

[@digitalmarketplace225]

Hi, sir It is wonderful to see both gems in one frame. I am a first-year computer science engineering student who is following your roadmap to become a cyber security analyst . I am currently studying the first two Google professional cyber security modules, as per your video road maps for GRC. I am very excited to get into the GRC part and so on. You are the best mentor I have ever had who has guided me in my career. Many thanks 😊

[@UnixGuy]

Enjoy the journey 👏🏻

[@jlprescott7243]

I agree with the title. Planning one day to pursue the CISA and CRISC. Cheers!

[@UnixGuy]

Good luck! have a look at GRC Mastery for the practical skills: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@arshadcheng]

I may give GRC a look. It can be a lot of paperwork in that role but at least it's non-technical, which can be a worthy entry

[@UnixGuy]

yep very beginner friendly: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@harmanpreetsingh704]

Hey UnixGuy...i have been following your channel for 6 months now. Great content

[@UnixGuy]

. The job doesn’t need to have the word ‘GRC’ in the title. The title could be ‘cyber analyst’ or informarion security analyst’ see possible job titles on grcmastery.com and watch this to understand how to search for jobs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIPJqKqil7aYmdUsi=0gCnLjd7jnxvTKDz

[@harmanpreetsingh704]

@@UnixGuy I have seen this video already haha...currently on Lets Defend SOC path and by the end of the year will finsih AZ 500 and the related certs for cloud...so I beileve i will also spend a 1-2 months on GRC mastery so i can add it resume then apply for all sorts of jobs as they have vague titles as you said...i just turned 19 btw

[@UnixGuy]

@ this is excellent progress at your age!! keep up the good work 👏🏻

[@sebastienmaxi]

Amazing video !

[@UnixGuy]

Thank you :)

[@DRUIIIIID]

Awesome video appreciate it

[@UnixGuy]

thank you 🤝🏻

[@PraveenCJRegina]

Is GRC a good upskilling option for an internal auditor, including security auditing?

[@UnixGuy]

yes it’s a perfect fit for your role, it will also enable you to broaden the scope of your practice. GRC Mastery covers all of that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@vixytech_cybersecurity]

Absolutely interesting 🎉🎉

[@UnixGuy]

Thank you :)

[@Tayson707]

This is just my opinion but I think that this depends on your current location, I believe that GRC jobs are more prevalent in the United States than other cyber jobs, but when it comes to other countries, the perspective might be different.

[@UnixGuy]

that’s not true, the title doesn’t need to say ‘GRC’ . possible job titles are in the FAQs section on grcmastery.com

[@ReconBee]

Amazing video

[@UnixGuy]

Thanks 🤝🏻

[@vnet313]

This is exactly where my mind has been, I have many cyber security pros in denial. I am not in a cyber security role and not interested to be but I do have a masters in cyber security and many certifications. I feel the hiring resources are stuck with offensive security pros more than defensive.

[@UnixGuy]

Masters degrees unfortunately dont teach practical skills when it comes to GRC. I highly recommend you take a look at GRC Mastery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJYsi=2srVcfl-6vJa8PvR

[@vnet313]

@ I agree

[@51__end]

Hey can you guide me out like what are the entry level certifications for a fresher to do in Cybersecurity? (Google cert and ?mention any 4 to 5 in order)

[@UnixGuy]

here’s a playlist for you to watch that will answer all your questions: Start Here | Get into Cyber Security kzbin.info/aero/PLdI5VHN89i7X932iFp7-M30FM9J8QHqOk

[@zakky44A]

How important is it to combine GRC with the cloud security? Should technical side be covered first or otherwise?

[@nezienwobi]

Hi @zakky44A, I'd say you go with the technical side first as that will help you grasp certain concepts properly in GRC. However, anyone you start with is still fine

[@UnixGuy]

GRC Mastery is just one course that will give you all you need for GRC. It doesn’t matter a lot when you do it, some people do it after the google cyber cert. You’ll end up needing to come back to it in the future anyway

[@zakky44A]

@@UnixGuyThanks!!!

[@zakky44A]

@@nezienwobi 👍

[@Ahad555]

Any thoughts on AIGP certification or on AI GRC ?

[@UnixGuy]

low quality, avoid. If you want to learn GRC, do GRC Mastery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJYsi=lrlOkB9jVw-oAzEa

[@floridastefy2432]

But thanks Alot for the info it's really help full

[@dripdrip08]

Hi Just finished the goole cybersecurity course and wanting to get into GRC, What would you recommend I do next to get a job in GRC?

[@UnixGuy]

Do GRC Mastery and then start applying to GRC jobs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@GoodFella-km2io]

Last time I was this early, Nebuchadnezzar still rulled Iraq.

[@Cellardoor_]

Weird, I don't remember them calling it Iraq then. 😏

[@UnixGuy]

😆

[@charlesvan9581]

Hi UnixGuy, please any recommended app or site for gps tracking. Your respond will be very much appreciated. Thank you

[@UnixGuy]

I dont have any

[@Saheel-y9y]

Hi Unixguy i am doing cyber security can u recommend some entry level courses pls 🙏

[@UnixGuy]

Follow whats in the videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6M

[@MUBARAKABDALLAH-ro6ws]

"Love how you're highlighting GRC as the future of cybersecurity! Any tips for someone passionate about diving into this space?"

[@UnixGuy]

GRC Mastery includes everything that you need: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@MUBARAKABDALLAH-ro6ws]

Thanks once more I know you will always be there to support us to deep dive into the world of cybersecurity🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@UnixGuy]

🤝🏻

[@JoeJoe-u8s]

How can one with Cloud experience proceed to get into cybersecurity, is it advisable to go for CISSP, then GRC?

[@UnixGuy]

If you have cloud experience then I recommend doing cloud security certs from this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGmZinatjcSci5Ysi=UkbJ8y4mTaaZPiEp For GRC, do GRC Mastery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJYsi=Mo9aCQXTyvYqLsY_ CISSP is something you can do later once you have more expeirence if you wish (its not a must)

[@JoeJoe-u8s]

@ I messed up already done with CISSP prep and sitting for exam soon. Do I still do cloud security certs recommended above and then GRC? I do have the experience for CISSP

[@UnixGuy]

if u did the prep then jusr do it , and follow it with GRC Mastery the cloud. Your main goal is to build practical cyber security skills (the cissp is theory)

[@jrmydnls]

I’m really interested in getting into the cybersecurity field, but I just want to make sure it’s possible to land entry-level remote opportunities in foreign companies while being in Nigeria. I don’t expect it to be easy; I just want to know if it’s possible. Please, if you can, help me clarify this. Thank you!

[@UnixGuy]

it is possible but not for your first job. Look for a job in Nigeria first

[@Thiccolo]

Abed, I appreciate you and your content, besides your course what other courses are there? Looking at PCIDSS as an example, the training is so unbelievably expensive, what do you think of the Qualys training? Again, thanks for your content.

[@UnixGuy]

You don’t need other GRC trainings, once you do GRC Mastery, you can simply download the spreadsheet for the standard and just read it, it’s the same stuff :) watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYewq4Sdra2Ke9ksi=KE6e7RWaQBJGT79k

[@AyodejiOdutemowo]

Whats GRC? 🥺... Im planning to dive into SOC analyst.. whats the difference?

[@UnixGuy]

Stands for Governance, Risk, and compliance (you should google it...) there is no similarities, but if you're confused then follow this plan: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuTg39qjdqYY6Msi=HslpOmZaKIGhfc56 this will give you a broad introduction to cyber security

[@FrontDevDude]

Would you recommend learning GRC as a whole or focusing on governance for example?

[@UnixGuy]

As a whole, you can’t just do governance on its own: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJY

[@msarwar3934]

If someone is starting in cybersecurity space then could they start from this GRC course?

[@UnixGuy]

yes you can start with grcmastery.com or you can do the google cyber cert first - either can work :)

[@msarwar3934]

@ thank you, much appreciated. I am looking for that option where we could pay to get a career advice from you, kindly could you direct me to that link please, I need to speak to you please. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@Strangeklown97]

I just started my degree for cyber security but I get my associates in July. Can anyone share knowledge about what she mentioned, this “sock 2”

[@UnixGuy]

SOC2 is just a standard. In GRC we have various ‘frameworks’ that’s just one of them

[@vicloop827]

What kind of entry salary are we looking at? Maybe in 3 different tiers. Complete newbie with no technical or IT experience. average experience and proficient in IT matters and maybe even possible a degree in related field. $60k? $150k?

[@UnixGuy]

no one can answer this for you. It varies by currency, city, company, seniority, etc. Do a job search in your city and get an estimation :)

[@muhammadmuhammadhussain6381]

Is grc and soc jobs is equal??

[@UnixGuy]

No, two different things. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYewq4Sdra2Ke9ksi=KE6e7RWaQBJGT79k

[@JF-if8jh]

Should I abandon my AppSec pursuit for GRC if employability is my top priority? Sandra mentioned there will be more opportunities but while employability is important I would not be interested in a role with a far lower salary cap

[@UnixGuy]

no need to abandon! do GRC Mastery to compliment your learnings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWesmJ6pd9WAfJYsi=D32jDEwwKoDkDHWd

[@jlkiddo]

Are grc jobs relevant in the uk?

[@UnixGuy]

yes, huge in the UK (and world wide…)

[@adam-nw5cn]

what would you say is the future of cybersecurity jobs for more technical role? and I am curious to know if the upward progression of cybersecurity jobs will mostly be managers and consultants? thank you 🙇🙇

[@UnixGuy]

Already mentioned in the video but you can progress in any area. Combine more skills together (so include cloud skills with blue teaming) progression is you gain more seniority over time. Watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYewq4Sdra2Ke9k

[@adam-nw5cn]

@@UnixGuy Thank you🎉🎉

[@floridastefy2432]

Interesting course just the one I like but it's so bad i can get the course because I don't have any money that's really bad 😞😞😞

[@UnixGuy]

sorry about that! hopefully in the future 🤝🏻

[@kashifrashid6107]

Most fvrt top 2 youtubers ❤

[@UnixGuy]

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[@deeptiedam8399]

Hey, Unixguy I really appreciate the importance of GRC in cyber security and other domains and your efforts to spread it further. But my only concern to complete the GRC mastery is its cost. For a country like India its way too expensive is there any way to get it at some discount.

[@UnixGuy]

Hi, I understand your concern but you’ll find all intermefiate level valuable certs are at the same price point (or more). It’s something you can invest in later donw the line :)

[@slevinlaine]

I don't want to sound like a party pooper, but as far as I've read about GRC, the general opinion was it's boring, really boring. : s. Like people in GRC mentioned the job made them not want to strive, since they felt so tired from the job they do, like they do the job and call it a day. I don't know a thing about GRC yet, and if this is what the future is going to be for ppl in cyber, if what I've read it's true, I'm concerned : /. I mean governmental jobs as far as I know it's very strict and plain. On the plus side, from what I recall, is that the job pays well. Hopefully I'm absolutely wrong, about the boring and tedious stuff. That's why I'd love to hear from people working in GRC, what opinion they have about it.

[@UnixGuy]

Any job can be boring/tedious, remember those who have a good job dont feel the need to go complain about it on reddit. Having said that, you don’t need to work in GRC, like I said the idea is to have ‘GRC skills’ and be well rounded. Learning something isn’t a life sentence

[@TechWithRandy]

@@UnixGuy exactly and well said!

[@slevinlaine]

@@UnixGuy This "the idea is to have ‘GRC skills’ and be well rounded" sounds great to me, thanks for the reply, and to elaborate a bit more. : )

[@oneofmanyte3321]

Not having a good GRC team is probably some of the reason why there have been so many security incidents/breaches in the last few months. So yes GRC is critical.

[@TechWithRandy]

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Hi

[@UnixGuy]

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[@kobylaa]

marry her!

[@UnixGuy]

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[@okoronkwoebenezer8441]

Thank you @UNIXguy and @Sandra. @Unixguy, i am following your cybersecurity guideline to becoming a generalist before i major. I will give GRC a thought. Much love from 🇳🇬

[@UnixGuy]

Good luck 👏🏻