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Hey bro this is awesome. Is this the level of knowledge necessary to break in and maintain a level 1 SOC analyst position? I started with HTML, CSS and JS for front end web dev, got the basics and moved onto IOS dev Xcode, Swift, UI Kit as it was what I was ultimately interested in and got he basics as well, yet job market crashed for software engineers. I also have been learning basics of networking as well in my IT bachelors degree program and decided to fully switch all my efforts to Cybersecurity in hope of breaking in here before it gets overly saturated. Switched the degree program to Cybersecurity BS and doing Cybersecurity Google cert parallel to that while just hoping and praying that I am able to succeed and break in in time as there is much hype in IT and much competition. Im 35 now. Its good to see a successful young guy as yourself staying healthy and intellectually strong, growing and succeeding.

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That looks like a heap of fun! I've been sacked from industrial electrical positions just because I was trying to fault find and they didn't like my knowledge.

Pretty dope, I couldn't attend the Bsides in my area last week but I am looking to hit InfoSecon in a few months

Love the content bro keep grinding 🔥

I would say it would depend on what job in cyber security not every company will require u to code for a day to day and if ur resourceful enough u can figure out the essentials via google while on the job Theres vulnerability management roles that would only require u to be really good at 1 tool (tenable security center, acas, Qualys, etc) Day to day could be onboarding devices on the network or creating scans and reports. MEETINGS N MEETINGS I can go on for a long time and that's only scratching the surface in the amount of different jobs are available in security.

I wouldn't like my job to be mostly coding, but I try to learn some anyway. Mainly because I'm gonna look weird to non-tech people if I told them I don't know how to code as a cybersecurity guy

good luck getting paid with no experience kid. you'll be fired in a few days. don't be lazy get an aa degree.

What programs or certifications do you have?

I WOULD LIKE A ROADMAP O FHOW TO BE A CYBER GUY

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Young man, as a finance guy, I tell you proudly that you're very well spoken. You communication skills of a Financial Consultant

Depends on the position, as an IAM Analyst we don’t touch code at all

no lie with the hiring.. it's tough out there lol

just moved to Toronto and still not getting any calls. Ive been a SOC for 6yrs now. Seems like they want a "one man team" here lol

I'm so happy for stepping into this video, now that I've seen it I'm more condifent about how I want my path to be!! Having you as a real life example is tremendously great! Thanks for sharing your experience and good luck with everything, greetings from Argentina!!!

Bro theres like two actual coding projects on your gh..

We should add also Photo?

great stuff bro

internships are a must!

Are you CS degree holder

Yooo you got to post more youtubr shorts you got good informative videos

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Bro you’re a legend! 💪

Is remote working possible for Security analyst?. Like someone from Nigeria applying for a job in Canada (when it says remote(Canada on linkedin), or will Canadians have the priority in this case ?

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I’ve seen most paid internships look for college students. Anyone have recommendations for someone with no college degree

Easily the most underrated channel in this niche, keep going Blake, we're loving your content

The resume is definitely fire!!! 🔥 It’s so important to attract them with everything related first, I always hated when people recommend putting the skills at the bottom. I did something similar to get my first IT job no experience.. I’m about to use this to pivot again.. thanks for the template!!!

do you have any certifications recommendations that helped you into getting a job? any valuable certs ?

Cybersecurity student here I needed this motivation I start first semester classes tomorrow I am pursuing a BS degree in CS and have been looking for Interns maybe starting at IT first and then transiting to cybersecurity later this motivated me I needed to watch this thank you.

Internships really are a cheat code

About to start school in a few weeks, so kinda doing some recon before hand so i can plan out my roadmap best as i can. On that note you and literally everyone always say get an internship but my question is when and where do i start looking for internships? how do i know which ones are good and which ones i should say no to? Thank you for video by the way, Love this type of content.

Thank you, im about to start my cyber security degree, here shortly after getting out of the military and you have been nothing but help

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Thanks for this video! I was in a terrible depressive slump when I started applying for jobs this past month and this video helped a lot.

Wouldn’t put address on resume…

really appreciate this video, I'm currently in school and getting the certifications. Really liked the "know what position you want" advice, that's really going to help me focus where i put my time and efforts going forward.

super interesting content please make more videos!

You are a good speaker I think you would/could do great at Speaking the gospel for Jesus ❤

For someone who is dead ass new to tech are those type of things a good place for me to learn ? I feel like it don’t show you how you have to pretty much know how and apply lol

Very cool, thanks!

Awesome video! I started the SOC Level 1 training path but I only did the free ones, do you think it's worth it to pay the premium to get the certificate? I'd also love to know how you did all your home labs because the ones you did are things that interest me but I don't know where to start.

I'm at Indiana University right now, go Hoosiers! Do you think I would be able to get into cybersecurity with a degree in Information Systems from Kelley, some certs, and maybe a minor in security informatics, or should I be completely switching to Luddy?

Thank you for the tips! Just realized my resume sucks :)

Awesome more of these

Don't show this to r/itcareerquestions it'll make the gatekeepers explode😂😂😂