@@dasein9980 I'm assuming due to the lack of cybersecurity jobs being fulfililed? & the recent lay offs in tech for SWE? im in no position to speak on behalf of the industry. just based on information i've heard.
@@justinfrancisco7424 ok thanks. I'm looking to potentially change careers, so I'm gathering as much information about cybersecurity, software engineering and software development, and IT.
@@supercoolgamemariobro2244Coding can be used but to keep the answer simple I will say No. The thing is, if you for example already know how to build a website. You should have a much easier time learning to hack and protect one, compared to someone who does not already know.
@@supercoolgamemariobro2244it ranges from it help deck/ support to cyber security specialist all the way up to server admin/database admin. Computer science can real scale up and if you are going to get a phd or masters those will benefit in those fields while most it jobs only require a bachelors.
Just read the latest attacks and prepare for them. Not hard. But the biggest threat are the users. These people are usually very dumb. Even CEOs get hacked easily.
You can be a zombie developing software, thinking you are good when you can code a tiny calculator, real software isn't a calculator. Cyber security is fun, it can be easy to learn or easier to learn, and more importantly it's fun to learn. The choice is up to you though, ethical hacking and defending devices from hackers sounds a lot more fun to me than being a zombie building software for days.
same im not sure which course is good i just wanna get good amount of money with not so much of stress and im probably gonna be going in uk so which job is good for their is my doubt
Thank you. Finally someone just simplified things. Every video I looked at talks about things just to drag out the vid. One dude said the bad things is you have to read to keep up. Lol no sh!!t sherlock.
I prefer coding and building and protecting cuz it’s my software I will design cuz interest in web and mobile development plus learning new language programming and earning certifications that are worth to earn
I do both, too. Web Development, specifically front end, now jumped into cybersecurity. I honestly like both. I am more included to work in cybersecurity because it is more aligned with my undergrad degree.
Both are important especially when you start getting deep into cyber security.... i went back to a 54 day bootcamp for Software engineers after my second cyber security certification.
In coding you dont need a cert. You mostly need a bach degree or an associate degree and a portfolio of project. Often the portfolio is most important than the degree but the engines at employment sites might be setup to filter out people who dont have a degree. Ideally you want to have both. If you are a teenager try to create projects with your coding. Better yet, learn cyber sec skills and try to get the certs if the age limit allows you. At least you could enter through that and then jump to coding.
Neither Cisco CCNA and CCNP make the same amount of money but its strictly network 👏 with very little i mean extremely little coding and does not require to learn a single language
Coding is programming, so building programs and, well, software. Scripting is different. Scripting is when you use a scripting language such as python, bash, powershell, etc. for repetitive tasks. One real example, you can write a script to open youtube any time you turn on the computer.
Exactly I just graduated last month from a full stack so her info is wrong. Coding and scripting has the same reference. Python/Java is software engineering. That is included in my curriculum
Wrong!!!! No certifications are needed for keep learning new things or make yourself improved, it's definetly habitually need a passionate to move forword on cybersecurity.
Wrong!!!! No certifications are needed for keep learning new things or make yourself improved, it's definetly habitually need a passionate to move forword on cybersecurity.
In context, she is right. Jobs wants the certificate even if you know the new and have an expired one. Its becomes a legal matter once an exploit is in the equation they need to blame or fire someone.
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Here is a better question which one offer a higher chance of getting hired
i think cybersecurity
@@justinfrancisco7424why?
Depends on the region
@@dasein9980 I'm assuming due to the lack of cybersecurity jobs being fulfililed? & the recent lay offs in tech for SWE? im in no position to speak on behalf of the industry. just based on information i've heard.
@@justinfrancisco7424 ok thanks. I'm looking to potentially change careers, so I'm gathering as much information about cybersecurity, software engineering and software development, and IT.
If you do software and coding first it makes cyber security easier from my experience
Is IT basically coding ??
@@supercoolgamemariobro2244 no
@@supercoolgamemariobro2244Coding can be used but to keep the answer simple I will say No. The thing is, if you for example already know how to build a website. You should have a much easier time learning to hack and protect one, compared to someone who does not already know.
@@supercoolgamemariobro2244it ranges from it help deck/ support to cyber security specialist all the way up to server admin/database admin. Computer science can real scale up and if you are going to get a phd or masters those will benefit in those fields while most it jobs only require a bachelors.
Screw it, I’m going full speed ahead with cyber security
How’s it been going after 5 months?
It’s been 7 months, we need an update :)
Update 😊
Please update
8 months, update...
Thank you for these videos, I’m a thirty year old who’s going into boot camp and this info is really helping me out ❤
Hi how did you get on with this?
How has that gone?
Don't want to go after any more certifications. All I want is advice getting experience. No experience has been locking me out
Me: 5 months from graduating in Cybersecurity
Her: do you like staying up to date on news or skills?
Me: skills. wait...
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Just read the latest attacks and prepare for them. Not hard. But the biggest threat are the users. These people are usually very dumb. Even CEOs get hacked easily.
this versus breakdown just makes sense! thank you for clarifying for a newb like myself.
great advice, thank you!
this helped more then youll ever know, THANKYOU
I wanna be fullstack but more in backend then jump into cybersecurity
How's that going for ya
This was very helpful and I love the infinite loop!
Cybersecurity. Because it's cooler & more fun
Guess I need to try both to see what I like
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You can be a zombie developing software, thinking you are good when you can code a tiny calculator, real software isn't a calculator.
Cyber security is fun, it can be easy to learn or easier to learn, and more importantly it's fun to learn.
The choice is up to you though, ethical hacking and defending devices from hackers sounds a lot more fun to me than being a zombie building software for days.
These are the two im down to choosing. I want to learn a new and challenging skill and get hired eventually. I am a complete beginner .
same im not sure which course is good i just wanna get good amount of money with not so much of stress and im probably gonna be going in uk so which job is good for their is my doubt
Very helpful , thanks Sandra!
Glad this helped, thanks for watching :)!
Thank you for the info it’s very helpful 😊
Very good questions!!!
Very helpful!
Thank you. Finally someone just simplified things. Every video I looked at talks about things just to drag out the vid. One dude said the bad things is you have to read to keep up. Lol no sh!!t sherlock.
I prefer coding and building and protecting cuz it’s my software I will design cuz interest in web and mobile development plus learning new language programming and earning certifications that are worth to earn
Very helpful
Why not both?
its hard to do both, just stick to 1 and be good at it
Definitely do both if you can. People excel where many fail.
i did both. BS CpE and MS Cybersecurity
I do both, too. Web Development, specifically front end, now jumped into cybersecurity. I honestly like both. I am more included to work in cybersecurity because it is more aligned with my undergrad degree.
Both are important especially when you start getting deep into cyber security.... i went back to a 54 day bootcamp for Software engineers after my second cyber security certification.
Thank you!
I just want money 😢😢
Mee tooo 😢 which course do u prefer?
I thought you were going to tell me which one is better to get into.
I feel like for each question I keep preferring both? So I guess I should do both Cybersecurity and Software Engineering?
Which has more jobs lol 😅?
Certifications wise, do private certificates from ( for example: 7-14 year old coding workshop, Programming webs ) really qualify for a job?
Certs look good because most people who are hiring for these type of jobs have no technical skills at all.
In coding you dont need a cert. You mostly need a bach degree or an associate degree and a portfolio of project. Often the portfolio is most important than the degree but the engines at employment sites might be setup to filter out people who dont have a degree. Ideally you want to have both. If you are a teenager try to create projects with your coding. Better yet, learn cyber sec skills and try to get the certs if the age limit allows you. At least you could enter through that and then jump to coding.
What would you suggest?
Which would be best for someone with an average iq?
Should I choose both
Thank you for the information and you are too beautiful
Neither Cisco CCNA and CCNP make the same amount of money but its strictly network 👏 with very little i mean extremely little coding and does not require to learn a single language
is this what you do?
What about machine learning? 🤔
I have a master's degree in cybersecurity
Is it really defficult please?
@@mohaouri8134 no. Just a lot of stress because most users are dumb.
@@annoyingmouse1101 they told me that its very defficult and know i hesitate
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@@mohaouri8134 do you understand linux?
I love your videos🥹
Ok but your eyes are so beautiful
Hello Mam
I am an Electrical Graduate.May I switch to a cyber security engineer Ms.??
CISCO CCNA Network > Cybersec
Them little hands 😁
Your coding/scripting comparisons are essentially the same thing imo 🙂
Honestly.. I literally don’t know if which is for which.. is coding for cybersecurity or software engineering?
@@TheCarNinja. software engineering
Coding is programming, so building programs and, well, software. Scripting is different. Scripting is when you use a scripting language such as python, bash, powershell, etc. for repetitive tasks. One real example, you can write a script to open youtube any time you turn on the computer.
Nope..
Exactly I just graduated last month from a full stack so her info is wrong. Coding and scripting has the same reference. Python/Java is software engineering. That is included in my curriculum
Wrong!!!! No certifications are needed for keep learning new things or make yourself improved, it's definetly habitually need a passionate to move forword on cybersecurity.
Wrong!!!! No certifications are needed for keep learning new things or make yourself improved, it's definetly habitually need a passionate to move forword on cybersecurity.
In context, she is right. Jobs wants the certificate even if you know the new and have an expired one. Its becomes a legal matter once an exploit is in the equation they need to blame or fire someone.