SGT Dylan Sisk - Cyber Operations Specialist, U.S. Army Cyber Protection Brigade

Sgt. Dylan Sisk, a Cyber Operations Specialist (Military Occupational Specialty 17C) with the Army Cyber Protection Brigade talks about why he joined the Army to be a cyber warrior and why he loves it. Learn more about the virtually limitless possibilities to Be All You Can Be as an army cyber warrior at www.goarmy.com/cyber

[@2babies595]

I want to join,learn and work with army too in cyber too but am in africa any advice for me

[@billm9775]

You can contact a recruiter through the contact page. But you will need to be in the US for the tests, physicals, etc.
Worked with plenty of people from South Africa though, they joined to get citizenship.

[@2babies595]

@@billm9775 thanks mann

[@ReapZer027]

Is the 4 years experience waiverable? I’m qualified for everything else.

[@u.s.armycybercommand8330]

Good day and thanks for your question. You'll to discuss your question with a recruiter. You can learn more about Army cyber and related specialties and find a recruiter in your area at goarmy.com/cyber

[@billm9775]

Yes, you can go right from basic to school. Also check out the national guard, same training, pay, and benefits, more opportunities than regular army or army reserves for cyber stuff. Cyber units vary state by state but look for cyber protection teams or cyber warfare companies at your state or nearby. Those are units that dump training at you after your initial schools, like SANS and OffSec courses.

[@rickylanham9673]

Just be aware that if you DO NOT have the ASVAB scores needed for a Cyber MOS (Military Occupational Skills) you will not be able to qualify for that Specialty. There are a lot of people who are VERY smart and do not have a college degrees. I'm a retired Army Retention MSG.

[@joelthepizzawizard493]

This is very true. I’m in a medical MOS and I get ANY medical MOS, but I’m 2 points off of the ST portion of the asvab. Plan to retake it though.