I'm a female, 62 years old and moved from health to CS. I'm currently looking for a CS analyst job in Melbourne. I'm loving being an old woman getting into a new field. As a psychologist, I have a lot of knowledge, regarding what people do and why and how the brain can lead us to do the impossible. Currently I'm studying Occupy the Web materials. Then I will get into Jon’s material. I' definitely identify as a pen tester. I think the same as Jon. If I won billions tomorrow, I’d still be looking for work in CS. Many thanks for sharing your wisdom.
I don't know why but I came across your comment today, the day I needed it the most. I am 39 and studying to be a Penetration Testing cert, the PNPT. I use a public library membership to do so. Everyday there are familiar faces, because many of the college kids come. I overheard one mocking me to another "he is still studying till 40". I really have been depressed all evening after that, but just now at the end of the day came across your wonderful story!
@@siddharthraychaudhuri7250 College kids have no idea what's coming for them once they're where you're at. There is absolutely nothing.. NOTHING.. wrong with what you're doing. Life happens to us every single day and majority of the time we have no control over it. Taking control the way you're doing is admirable. You're working on making a better life for yourself. Their opinions mean nothing. Hold the course and you will be successful. Ignore the haters. Focus. Stay on task. And don't stop until you're there.
David, I really enjoyed this interview. One of the beautiful aspects of your interviewing style is you let people talk. Sure, you have objectives for the discussion, but you don't let your ego drive the talk. Jon is exuberant about the topic and you all packed an incredible amount of information into this 83 minutes. I am dealing with some of the issues you all talked about and was reminded I need to learn more about the tools available. Thank you. Jon, I ordered the book. Looking forward to learning more.
Not gonna lie David I lose motivation going to college learning cyber security from teachers that don’t know how to actually make the material interesting. But every time I watch your interviews it’s a constant reminder of why I find this field so damn interesting.
Save the money man, learn yourself and take the exams. I spent 5 years in post-secondary and have thousands of dollars in student loans. It was 100% not worth it.
I felt exactly the same way. I dropped out of college right before COVID, with only 1.5 semesters left. Within 2 years of dropping out, I was able to work my way up the I.T. food chain from level 1 tech support, to a "systems technician," and now a Cybersecurity Analyst. My only regret was not dropping out of school sooner. It's all about your work ethic, and attitude. A good employers doesn't want someone who knows everything, they want someone who has the ability to solve problems and figure out what they need to when it is needed
I can't believe how dumb I was (with all my internet history....) I feel like I need a fresh start. But I feel like it's way to late for me... decoding the media and understanding cyberwarfare is intense. I want to continue learning more in how I can protect my family and friends from cybercrime.
I can see what Jon is talking about because I have several security certifications, 4 years of IT experience, and I have been looking for a cyber job unsuccessfully for years. Companies just don't want to spend the money on security whether physical or cyber. They look at it as an expense rather than an investment in their own company but when they get hacked all of a sudden a cyber budget appears.
Thank you. When I was 15, a 30 yo man was old. Now that I am 62, they are young men, a little older than my son (28). Age is a state of mind. Children can be cruel, and their world view often reflects what they carers think. Well done for ignoring negative comment. At present , I’m learning Qualys.
How long before you are targeted? Your comment came after the fact: ransomware victim. You never want to believe that YOU can be an item of scrutiny . . . until it happens! Things that might not be obvious like who is watching through your camera, or listening through your microphone, makes you shiver!
Imagine if the internet had originally been developed with a security forward protocol design... what a few million well spent in the 70s could have acheived.
Many thanks, David, this is why it is important for RUclipsrs like you to get people to tell their stories through your channel. Stories are important, they inspire and encourage others.
Only Interview where David did not get a chance to interrupt the speaker.. It was so much full of energy & enthusiasm. Thank you David for bringing all these good people & there wisdom to our lives
Besides being an amazing interview, this was also extremely motivating to me. Terrifying in some senses, after hearing some of Jon's stories in the field. Though equally exciting. This truly fueled my passion to continue pursuing this as a career change. Especially after hearing how passionate Jon was about this craft. Thank you for providing consistent, quality content.
Yet another great one David. I am so thankful you bring on so many powerful guests and I also love your technical material thank you so much for what you do David.
When you STOP looking for a job - a job will seek you - and then you START living. If you're frustrated. Take the opportunity to step back, zen, deep dive, regroup and realign yourself with the reality in front of you. If you are developing a natural/inherent skill - you are a "pipe under pressure";until YOU find , and, believe in yourself and your process. It was clear when they asked the OP to write about basketball when in contrast to the position he applied for had no relation; they was testing the OP ability to think, and, ability to think outside the box- or in psychology- draw outside the "double yellow" paint. That firm was looking for new talent that had confidence. Hey you were on the list 'selection list' at least. Regardless, self employed and happy is the way to go. Why wear an outfit when you can paint outside the lines when you "need to do so". That firm through you an off ball question - my guess they had a bigger role for you to fill - you wasn't prepared at that moment to think outside the box. Real life conditions : you can NOT expect the expected.
I have been practicing writing for a couple years now because of Jordan Peterson. Jordan always talks about how important it is to write because it makes you deadly in conversations, debating, and analyzing topics. Such a huge skill to have in life.
Excellent interview! I too have a passion for cybersecurity and OSINT research. You have to know what the bad actors are looking for and what they are capable of if you want to know how to defend yourself and your organization.
Interesting to hear this from the other side. I've always been told that it's easier to take intelligence analysts with the writing and communication skills and have us learn the technical stuff. Sounds like that may be true after hearing Jon's early struggles. In threat intelligence, and any intel capacity, you have to be able to tell the story and put the dots together. If the data isn't adequately disseminated it's worthless. Great to see him push forward. I'm studying IT certifications after spending time in various intel roles and psy-op. What a journey.
I love this so much. Studying on my CCNA then Python. I'm always fascinated about things like this and the dark web. About to get both books. Keep doing these interviews, we really appreciate it.
Being fully honest here (read the whole review if you would, please, before you comment-IF you were planning to comment), toward the beginning of this interview, while as a podcast cohost, editor, and producer for a podcast network, I appreciated your interview style. My initial feeling was sort of…’okay, is this guy just THAT excited about his job, or is he kind of bloviating…?’ Boy was that initial instinct wrong! This person just loves, Loves, LOVES their work, and is SUPER knowledgeable. Wow! I’m so glad I persisted with this interview. It was absolutely brilliant, and so are both of you!! Thank you for this. This is informational gold for anyone interested in infosec. I am most definitely going to buy his book. Again, I say, THANK YOU to both of you! Also, it’s adorably hilarious and it makes complete sense that he talks to his dog while working. I do the same damn thing! 😂 Our dogs would have some interesting conversations if ever they chanced to meet. Cheers!
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Really glad to come across this interview and Jons book , currently reading This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends by Nicole Perlroth. Every page Im reading about the incident/attack that took place my brain ticks and goes how did that happen. Jons book appears to be the next best one to read to delve deeper into the technical aspects with some more background from the technical side and not just the reporting side that most people are used to.
The part when you need to figure out & understand WHY you're being attacked is touching my core issue. Because I Dont know why I'm being so consistently attacked. I've gone over in my head long enough for multiple lifetimes. My best guess.. ENVY & PURE HATRED.
John, I know you love learning. I f you are like me, you hate traditional school and learning with a passion. My best learning comes from applying studying techniques learned from college to self-guided learning on topics I am interested in or are for helping my career doing what I love.
Thanks guys. I think some of the most important aspects or skills required for cybersecurity today- especially if you are working for a large corporation is to be aware of world politics, critical thinking, unbiased opinions, and a passion for facts and the truth otherwise you may think you are an ethical hacker when in fact you could be working for "Evil Corp" for instance!
Fantastic interview both, thank you. I love my role in security and feel excited everyday at work, but I’ve really upped my game in learning more which has totally changed my perception. Keep learning folks!
This was great David. I’d like to thank you and Jon for sharing your conversation with us and allowing us to take in all the information that was passed here. This was reassuring with some of how my own thought process works and some of how it doesn’t work but it should. Overall it was highly motivating and although much longer a segment than I would normally sit thru this was very captivating and kept my interest the entire time. I also don’t read books as much as I probably should, but I will be looking into purchasing Jon’s book as I’m sure it contains a wealth of information given Jon’s story and passion for what he does. As inspiring as it was I still find that even the slightest interaction between the individuals that I may see in a video that I think highly of and myself is what puts things over the top for me. Just seeing a response gives me that human boost that could never be done in an AI environment and tells me that the author has a much larger commitment to their fanbase for one which in turn allows me to easier digest future content, but also tells me they have probably a much larger workload then one might imagine which is why I’ll again express my gratitude and say Thank You for sharing this great content along with your wisdom and experience, and for the time you’ve invested in what you do and bringing that to us as an audience. I don’t care for cable tv much and it hasn’t been in my home for years but I find it essential to watch and learn from people such as yourself on the youtube platform. Although unaccredited, my list of youtube degrees in various fields is endless! Take care guys!
Great interview as always. On the subject of being motivated, I had a similar experience recently that reminded me of another interview I watched a few years ago. I hit a roadblock (one of many still to come, I feel, in this area). In years gone by, I would have subsequently lost interest and moved onto something else. However, this time around, hitting that roadblock only served to make me more determined to figure out the problem and overcome it. It brought to mind an interview with an ex-SAS guy who said that during part of his training in Wales, he was trying to move up this steep hill, all the while getting blasted by strong, relentless gusts of wind and soaked with torrential rain, repeatedly knocking him back down, but he powered on and was apparently screaming obscenities, essentially at Nature, that he WAS going to do it, he WAS going to get to the top of the hill, and he ultimately passed Selection and became an Operative. Thank you David and Jon (as well as all of the other guests you have on) for inspiring us all to move into this area with confidence and helping to unlock and inspire that determination.
cant believe I'm coming across this now, I am 3 years into college and working on my second cert and still feel at a loss trying to remember all the information thrown at me each week and while maintaining a full time lead position. Definitely have that passion though, and this video helped me out a bit. Buying the book now, and a few others! I'd love more good certs, but sans is so expensive..I wish!
I must get that book for open source tools for the dark web ? Jon Nailed iT, as long as you see a person with that passion for Cyber Security. Then that person is worth hiring,compared to a guy who just wants the pay check.Awesome interview with Jon with good insight for anyone who wants to be in the field of Cyber Security.
I remeber not to long ago when these opening were available. Didnt take them serious. However now its mandatory in my daily agenda to fulfill my calling. Thank you lord if this a your devine plan
Leaders should realize a couple of things! 1. Security is expensive... But getting pwned is far worse! 2. Everybody are responsible, it''s simply not sufficient to delegate the responsibility, it starts at the very top of the chain and it terminates in the bottom. EVERYBODY are responsible for the security of a corp!
David, my personal congratulations for reaching 1 000 000 subscribers. You really deserve it. As I always share, great content from an amazing professional from a super RUclips channel. We learn so much from you. Next goal : 2 000 000 subscribers. You can certainly do it
When it comes to counterespionage... CIA did tap on Airbus company and thus did a favor on Boeing and gave them an edge for tender on hefty contracts in UAE... Inside trading is a "norm" upon politicians and their satellites in US. Or as they say "It is all business until you get caught, then it is a crime"
Just ordered this book! I'm excited to give it a read, and hope it will help "light a fire" for me. I'm a Cybersecurity Analyst right now, and for the first time in a long time I have no clear path or goals for my career, because I got where I am a lot sooner than I anticipated. Thank you for providing more inspiration!
I like the reinterpretation of "overnight success" from 'unsuccessful one day, successful the next' to instead mean 'put in hard work over many nights'
David could youayve try an interview with 1 or 2 project managers and also maybe describe the job position too and skills needed? I'd really want to know how a PM can help a company and what tools are used to promote goals. Great thanks for this interview, I really loved his love for what he is doing, especially for the circumstances with a family. I can totally relate as I'm transitioning to it while studying atm my 4th semester.
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@@davidbombal My pleasure, keep going, you are from the bright people in this world, you made learning IT enjoyable also your posts of motivation in LinkedIn. All love
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I'm a female, 62 years old and moved from health to CS. I'm currently looking for a CS analyst job in Melbourne. I'm loving being an old woman getting into a new field. As a psychologist, I have a lot of knowledge, regarding what people do and why and how the brain can lead us to do the impossible. Currently I'm studying Occupy the Web materials. Then I will get into Jon’s material. I' definitely identify as a pen tester. I think the same as Jon. If I won billions tomorrow, I’d still be looking for work in CS. Many thanks for sharing your wisdom.
This is the coolest thing I’ve read in a long long time. You’re gonna make it. Don’t stop. It’s gonna be rough but you got this.
I don't know why but I came across your comment today, the day I needed it the most. I am 39 and studying to be a Penetration Testing cert, the PNPT. I use a public library membership to do so. Everyday there are familiar faces, because many of the college kids come. I overheard one mocking me to another "he is still studying till 40". I really have been depressed all evening after that, but just now at the end of the day came across your wonderful story!
@@siddharthraychaudhuri7250 College kids have no idea what's coming for them once they're where you're at. There is absolutely nothing.. NOTHING.. wrong with what you're doing. Life happens to us every single day and majority of the time we have no control over it. Taking control the way you're doing is admirable. You're working on making a better life for yourself. Their opinions mean nothing. Hold the course and you will be successful. Ignore the haters. Focus. Stay on task. And don't stop until you're there.
David, I really enjoyed this interview. One of the beautiful aspects of your interviewing style is you let people talk. Sure, you have objectives for the discussion, but you don't let your ego drive the talk. Jon is exuberant about the topic and you all packed an incredible amount of information into this 83 minutes. I am dealing with some of the issues you all talked about and was reminded I need to learn more about the tools available. Thank you. Jon, I ordered the book. Looking forward to learning more.
Thanks for your feedback and hoping you enjoy the book!
Brilliantly put. So sick of watching interviewers who don't give enough freedom to let the interviewee express what they need to!
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True 👍
Not gonna lie David I lose motivation going to college learning cyber security from teachers that don’t know how to actually make the material interesting. But every time I watch your interviews it’s a constant reminder of why I find this field so damn interesting.
Save the money man, learn yourself and take the exams. I spent 5 years in post-secondary and have thousands of dollars in student loans. It was 100% not worth it.
I felt exactly the same way. I dropped out of college right before COVID, with only 1.5 semesters left. Within 2 years of dropping out, I was able to work my way up the I.T. food chain from level 1 tech support, to a "systems technician," and now a Cybersecurity Analyst. My only regret was not dropping out of school sooner. It's all about your work ethic, and attitude. A good employers doesn't want someone who knows everything, they want someone who has the ability to solve problems and figure out what they need to when it is needed
I have some of the same experience. It's can be discouraging to compare yourself to others, just focus on yourself and keep at it.
I can't believe how dumb I was (with all my internet history....) I feel like I need a fresh start. But I feel like it's way to late for me... decoding the media and understanding cyberwarfare is intense. I want to continue learning more in how I can protect my family and friends from cybercrime.
Its never too late for anything
Great interview, very motivating start, interesting stories and the resources at the end are awesome. Thank you David.
Glad you enjoyed it Alaa!
I can see what Jon is talking about because I have several security certifications, 4 years of IT experience, and I have been looking for a cyber job unsuccessfully for years. Companies just don't want to spend the money on security whether physical or cyber. They look at it as an expense rather than an investment in their own company but when they get hacked all of a sudden a cyber budget appears.
FInally a new Interview again! Love your Videos David, thanks for all the work and interesting content!
Glad you enjoyed the interviews! Lots more coming soon 😀
Thank you. When I was 15, a 30 yo man was old. Now that I am 62, they are young men, a little older than my son (28). Age is a state of mind. Children can be cruel, and their world view often reflects what they carers think. Well done for ignoring negative comment. At present , I’m learning Qualys.
How long before you are targeted? Your comment came after the fact: ransomware victim. You never want to believe that YOU can be an item of scrutiny . . . until it happens! Things that might not be obvious like who is watching through your camera, or listening through your microphone, makes you shiver!
I can understand the worry :(
Jon has a great bright smile. I'm happy he's happy. Another great, positive interview David. Thank you again and try nit to tear up.
Thank you Chris!
Imagine if the internet had originally been developed with a security forward protocol design... what a few million well spent in the 70s could have acheived.
Many thanks, David, this is why it is important for RUclipsrs like you to get people to tell their stories through your channel. Stories are important, they inspire and encourage others.
Too good David
Keep up the great work! :)
Thank you Jay!
Only Interview where David did not get a chance to interrupt the speaker.. It was so much full of energy & enthusiasm. Thank you David for bringing all these good people & there wisdom to our lives
Your Book Suggestions In Videos Are Helping Me
Keep up the great work! :)
Happy to hear that!
OK Jon....you sold me. Bought your book. Can't wait to read it now!
He's very enthusiastic! You can tell he's passionate about what he does!!!
Besides being an amazing interview, this was also extremely motivating to me. Terrifying in some senses, after hearing some of Jon's stories in the field. Though equally exciting. This truly fueled my passion to continue pursuing this as a career change. Especially after hearing how passionate Jon was about this craft.
Thank you for providing consistent, quality content.
For people that like OSINT and Threat Intelligence stuff that book is gold ❤️ Thx David for another great guest 👍🏻
My library is growing because of david. Also achieved my pentest + so happy
You have been killing it with these interviews 👏 🙌 👌
Thank you Jeremiah!
Yet another great one David. I am so thankful you bring on so many powerful guests and I also love your technical material thank you so much for what you do David.
When you STOP looking for a job - a job will seek you - and then you START living.
If you're frustrated. Take the opportunity to step back, zen, deep dive, regroup and realign yourself with the reality in front of you.
If you are developing a natural/inherent skill - you are a "pipe under pressure";until YOU find , and, believe in yourself and your process.
It was clear when they asked the OP to write about basketball when in contrast to the position he applied for had no relation; they was testing the OP ability to think, and, ability to think outside the box- or in psychology- draw outside the "double yellow" paint. That firm was looking for new talent that had confidence.
Hey you were on the list 'selection list' at least. Regardless, self employed and happy is the way to go. Why wear an outfit when you can paint outside the lines when you "need to do so". That firm through you an off ball question - my guess they had a bigger role for you to fill - you wasn't prepared at that moment to think outside the box.
Real life conditions : you can NOT expect the expected.
I have been practicing writing for a couple years now because of Jordan Peterson. Jordan always talks about how important it is to write because it makes you deadly in conversations, debating, and analyzing topics. Such a huge skill to have in life.
Excellent interview! I too have a passion for cybersecurity and OSINT research. You have to know what the bad actors are looking for and what they are capable of if you want to know how to defend yourself and your organization.
Thanks David - This was really interesting and I appreciate what you have to offer. Thank you to Jon as well.
Great interview! Always looking for more books to read. Looks like I have another one to pick up
I did the same thing, got out went to school, went from actual war to cyber war. These days I'm on the defense side of the house
Awesome
Interesting to hear this from the other side. I've always been told that it's easier to take intelligence analysts with the writing and communication skills and have us learn the technical stuff. Sounds like that may be true after hearing Jon's early struggles. In threat intelligence, and any intel capacity, you have to be able to tell the story and put the dots together. If the data isn't adequately disseminated it's worthless. Great to see him push forward. I'm studying IT certifications after spending time in various intel roles and psy-op. What a journey.
This video kind of popped up in my feed and it has me very interested. What would be a good place to start to get into all of this?
So cool that you bring authors that edit books with no starch press. I was just reading the book great complement to it. Awesome!!
Thanks! Glad to hear that you are enjoying the book :)
You're about to hit 1M subs!!!! CONGRATS !!!! I love this channel so much.
I love this so much. Studying on my CCNA then Python. I'm always fascinated about things like this and the dark web. About to get both books. Keep doing these interviews, we really appreciate it.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the interview. All the best for your CCNA!
Being fully honest here (read the whole review if you would, please, before you comment-IF you were planning to comment), toward the beginning of this interview, while as a podcast cohost, editor, and producer for a podcast network, I appreciated your interview style.
My initial feeling was sort of…’okay, is this guy just THAT excited about his job, or is he kind of bloviating…?’
Boy was that initial instinct wrong! This person just loves, Loves, LOVES their work, and is SUPER knowledgeable. Wow! I’m so glad I persisted with this interview. It was absolutely brilliant, and so are both of you!! Thank you for this. This is informational gold for anyone interested in infosec. I am most definitely going to buy his book. Again, I say, THANK YOU to both of you!
Also, it’s adorably hilarious and it makes complete sense that he talks to his dog while working. I do the same damn thing! 😂 Our dogs would have some interesting conversations if ever they chanced to meet. Cheers!
// MENU //
00:00 - Don't be a dumb***
00:23 - Introducing//Jon Dimaggio
00:30 - Journey to Cyberwarfare
03:08 - How Jon Started Writing Professionally
06:45 - From Fired to Symantec
10:22 - Dealing with Difficult People in Charge
12:49 - How to Become an Overnight Success
16:52 - The Art of Cyberwarfare
23:43 - Who This Book is For
27:07 - Jon's Writing Assistant
27:59 - Advanced Persistent Threat//Different Animal
35:12 - WanaCry // How Jon Got Into Ransomware
42:21 - Why APTs Need to Be Handled Differently
44:54 - The Battle to Spread Awareness of APTs
47:56 - Ukraine//Election Hacking
49:50 - What to Do When Facing APTs
54:15 - Open Source As An Alternative
56:09 - How to Contact Jon
58:30 - Finding Cybercriminals//The Darkweb
1:04:45 - How to Get Into Cyberwarfare
1:10:19 - Hacking Certifications
1:14:59 - The Book Jon Uses For OSINT Tools
1:17:30 - Do the Heavy Lifting to Accomplish Your Dreams
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Thanks for the time line
Did he talk about how the 2020 US presidential election was stolen ?
Did you ever talk about it ?
Really glad to come across this interview and Jons book , currently reading This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends by Nicole Perlroth. Every page Im reading about the incident/attack that took place my brain ticks and goes how did that happen. Jons book appears to be the next best one to read to delve deeper into the technical aspects with some more background from the technical side and not just the reporting side that most people are used to.
Thanks David for keeping Cyber real and relevant.
Art of Cyberwarfare is one of my fave books ever! :-) very engaging and informative
Super interesting, for sure! But not an interview, more a one-way discussion. Wished there was more exchange.
The part when you need to figure out & understand WHY you're being attacked is touching my core issue. Because I Dont know why I'm being so consistently attacked. I've gone over in my head long enough for multiple lifetimes.
My best guess.. ENVY & PURE HATRED.
John, I know you love learning. I f you are like me, you hate traditional school and learning with a passion. My best learning comes from applying studying techniques learned from college to self-guided learning on topics I am interested in or are for helping my career doing what I love.
Thank you David with all the interviews you do and interesting people you host. I loved this one and I can relate to it. ❤
Dude is on fire when you ask to talk about his trade and book.. man! so inspiring!
Thanks guys. I think some of the most important aspects or skills required for cybersecurity today- especially if you are working for a large corporation is to be aware of world politics, critical thinking, unbiased opinions, and a passion for facts and the truth otherwise you may think you are an ethical hacker when in fact you could be working for "Evil Corp" for instance!
Fantastic interview both, thank you. I love my role in security and feel excited everyday at work, but I’ve really upped my game in learning more which has totally changed my perception. Keep learning folks!
The book looks interesting. I have added it to my to read list, will pick it up for sure.
This was great David. I’d like to thank you and Jon for sharing your conversation with us and allowing us to take in all the information that was passed here. This was reassuring with some of how my own thought process works and some of how it doesn’t work but it should. Overall it was highly motivating and although much longer a segment than I would normally sit thru this was very captivating and kept my interest the entire time. I also don’t read books as much as I probably should, but I will be looking into purchasing Jon’s book as I’m sure it contains a wealth of information given Jon’s story and passion for what he does. As inspiring as it was I still find that even the slightest interaction between the individuals that I may see in a video that I think highly of and myself is what puts things over the top for me. Just seeing a response gives me that human boost that could never be done in an AI environment and tells me that the author has a much larger commitment to their fanbase for one which in turn allows me to easier digest future content, but also tells me they have probably a much larger workload then one might imagine which is why I’ll again express my gratitude and say Thank You for sharing this great content along with your wisdom and experience, and for the time you’ve invested in what you do and bringing that to us as an audience. I don’t care for cable tv much and it hasn’t been in my home for years but I find it essential to watch and learn from people such as yourself on the youtube platform. Although unaccredited, my list of youtube degrees in various fields is endless! Take care guys!
Great interview as always. On the subject of being motivated, I had a similar experience recently that reminded me of another interview I watched a few years ago. I hit a roadblock (one of many still to come, I feel, in this area). In years gone by, I would have subsequently lost interest and moved onto something else. However, this time around, hitting that roadblock only served to make me more determined to figure out the problem and overcome it. It brought to mind an interview with an ex-SAS guy who said that during part of his training in Wales, he was trying to move up this steep hill, all the while getting blasted by strong, relentless gusts of wind and soaked with torrential rain, repeatedly knocking him back down, but he powered on and was apparently screaming obscenities, essentially at Nature, that he WAS going to do it, he WAS going to get to the top of the hill, and he ultimately passed Selection and became an Operative.
Thank you David and Jon (as well as all of the other guests you have on) for inspiring us all to move into this area with confidence and helping to unlock and inspire that determination.
Good for you Jon your story is so inspirational! Thank you for sharing it and changing the world!
You sharing me your feedback is inspirational, so thank you for sharing back with us Kevin!
@@jondimaggio3622 my pleasure!
His excitement when describing the book is the best advertising
cant believe I'm coming across this now, I am 3 years into college and working on my second cert and still feel at a loss trying to remember all the information thrown at me each week and while maintaining a full time lead position. Definitely have that passion though, and this video helped me out a bit. Buying the book now, and a few others! I'd love more good certs, but sans is so expensive..I wish!
I love your video’s David thanks many times :-)
Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the videos!
I must get that book for open source tools for the dark web ? Jon Nailed iT, as long as you see a person with that passion for Cyber Security. Then that person is worth hiring,compared to a guy who just wants the pay check.Awesome interview with Jon with good insight for anyone who wants to be in the field of Cyber Security.
Thank you David. I can say with certainty that your RUclips channel has the best content.
Wow, what a great interview. Thanks so much for doing this, David and Jon.
Sunt președintele.Judecătorilor.Internațional, nu numai special pe planetă din România.Numele meu este Nițu.Teodoro Romica.
It was such a great motivative interview! Thank you so much David for bringing such content
You're so close to 1 million!
Very inspiring talk.. this is awesome!
I own nearly every Nostarchpress book on hacking and cyber security. They are the best. Wiley is also good but nostarch kills it
Good interview. It's helpful to see that people who are confident in their abilities, also get nervous in new environments.
This was an amazing interview that re-inspired my interest in Cyber Security. First time commenter, been watching for a little while. Thank you!
Neeeeed to add this book to my collection
I remeber not to long ago when these opening were available. Didnt take them serious. However now its mandatory in my daily agenda to fulfill my calling. Thank you lord if this a your devine plan
God bless you Jon
david lots of love from india ❤ keep creating more content about effect of cyber in world in geopolitics level
Hi David i am happy to know you you help me alot to develop my career
Leaders should realize a couple of things! 1. Security is expensive... But getting pwned is far worse! 2. Everybody are responsible, it''s simply not sufficient to delegate the responsibility, it starts at the very top of the chain and it terminates in the bottom. EVERYBODY are responsible for the security of a corp!
Dang, really upping the production quality with those graphics in the beginning.
Very nice.
This is blowing my mind 🤯 wow. Thank you guys for putting this information out there.
More podcasts should be this informative.
David, my personal congratulations for reaching 1 000 000 subscribers. You really deserve it. As I always share, great content from an amazing professional from a super RUclips channel. We learn so much from you. Next goal : 2 000 000 subscribers. You can certainly do it
David, thanks once again for a fantastic video, a motivational boost and some great insight into an aspect not always so well explained.
Glad you enjoyed the video Edward!
Love this interview, thank you!
You are my inspiration
Thank you!
When it comes to counterespionage... CIA did tap on Airbus company and thus did a favor on Boeing and gave them an edge for tender on hefty contracts in UAE... Inside trading is a "norm" upon politicians and their satellites in US. Or as they say "It is all business until you get caught, then it is a crime"
Just ordered this book! I'm excited to give it a read, and hope it will help "light a fire" for me. I'm a Cybersecurity Analyst right now, and for the first time in a long time I have no clear path or goals for my career, because I got where I am a lot sooner than I anticipated. Thank you for providing more inspiration!
Cheers Mate.
Great interview! Just bought this book. Looking forward to reading it!
U always grab my attention⚠️
Very happy to hear that!
Congrats on 1 million David! You deserve it.
Congratulations! for you 1 million subscribers.
Cyberwar has been here for a long time, but now it’s more aggressive, stealthy and ruthless.
I hear it started as soon as two networks went online
I really need to learn python. But at my age, it is more for me. My best boss was positive, and we all got him a promotion.
I like the reinterpretation of "overnight success" from 'unsuccessful one day, successful the next' to instead mean 'put in hard work over many nights'
David could youayve try an interview with 1 or 2 project managers and also maybe describe the job position too and skills needed? I'd really want to know how a PM can help a company and what tools are used to promote goals.
Great thanks for this interview, I really loved his love for what he is doing, especially for the circumstances with a family. I can totally relate as I'm transitioning to it while studying atm my 4th semester.
Hello love from india
Welcome India!
first of all: love your content. Did you ever think about a spotify potcast?
Congratulations on a Million subscribers
David 👏
Mantap suhu
The paradigm of war has changed.
DAVID BOMBAL GONNA SOON GET HIS FIRST 1M FOLLOWERS, WHAT A GREAT PLEASURE TO BE OF HIS FIRST FOLLOWERS AND STUDENTSDS.
Congratulation for the soon 1 Million Followers Dear David.
Thank you so much Mohamed!
@@davidbombal My pleasure, keep going, you are from the bright people in this world, you made learning IT enjoyable also your posts of motivation in LinkedIn. All love
So much motivation and inspiration... great interview!
Well done, Jon; you lead by example!!!
Appreciate you Terrance!
Hi David, 999k almost 1M congrats! Its was a long journey. Thank you (From BR)
Thank you Luis!
Hey thanks for the interview with Jon, I’ve been thinking bout buying his book surprise seeing him here lol
Great Interview David , Book ordered, cant wait to read it :D
Another great creation! Thank you very much!
Could be a great idea the audio book. It was fascinating listening to you. Thanks you!
Awesome interview. Thank you