Cybersecurity and Networking just changed with major announcements from Cisco. Cisco have announced new platforms and solutions that integrate AI and native telemetry to stop cyber attacks and better manage networks. This includes the major goal of simplification. A very big thank you to Cisco for sponsoring my Cisco Live trip and this video. In this video I interview Jeetu Patel and Jonathan Davidson about the future of networking and cybersecurity (and the effects of AI on all of us). Go here for more information about the announcements: newsroom.cisco.com // Jeetu's Social // Twitter: twitter.com/jpatel41 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jeetupatel //Jonathan's Social // Twitter: twitter.com/jonathandavidsn LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jonathandavidson1 Videos mentioned: Thousand Eyes: ruclips.net/video/Omt_DjH7HXs/видео.html Cisco AI: ruclips.net/video/bwUXMQqMXaY/видео.html Cisco Security Products: ruclips.net/video/OXRWk4jWMJs/видео.html AI, Edge and Quantum Computing: ruclips.net/video/eXcPjbRXp40/видео.html Jonathan's Book: Voice of IP Fundamentals: amzn.to/43wFRpR // David's Social // Discord: discord.gg/davidbombal Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // MENU // 00:00 - Coming up 00:27 - Talking with Jonathan Davidson and Jeetu Patel 01:04 - Something big is happening // Cisco Networking Cloud 03:22 - Complex security // Cisco Security Cloud 04:33 - Cisco Security Cloud 07:10 - Making things simpler 08:40 - Security should happen in the background 09:50 - Fourth major revolution of user experience 11:20 - To have a good experience you need a platform 12:00 - Handle security security events at machine scale 16:48 - What to expect in the future 17:47 - We're at the beginning of connectivity 20:58 - Where to start 23:03 - How A.I. is changing things 26:00 - Cisco provides infrastructures for large language models 27:43 - Human and Machine Judgement 28:10 - Conclusion Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel! Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
Hey david can you bring someone who can do a workshop or atleast guide us on using machine learning to prevent cyberattacks or analyse malware and show that with practical example or even better give us a code sample to code along with , what i am saying is we need a AIML tutorial project video specifically for cyberscurity. It would look good on resume and also we newbies will gain some skills .
Part of the biggest issues is that companies don’t value security. You can’t run a security platform without people to read the results deal with the SIEMs and all the technologies. It’s like I heard at one of my security meeting no company has money for security until they get hacked. Same issue here.
People in general do not value security. It takes a highly motivated person to be able to conduct a cyber attack and outside the small handful of countries allowing the practice, the only people conducting these attacks are either going to be kids who don't understand the consequence or extremely desperate people.
Great video, David. Thank you. Having been in networking for over 20 years (mostly Cisco), networking has always struggled with security and management. From CIscoworks to HPNA, there has never been a single solution that makes managing ACLs and route maps very easy at scale. They are either too slow, error prone, or rely on old technology. When Cisco switched to the growth by acquisition strategy as opposed to development, I feel like consumers have ended up with a bunch of disconnected tools that work well individually but don't integrate well together. Also, enterprise companies tend to sweat their network equipment for long time to get the max depreciation. Cisco tends to lag way behind in the ability to programmatically manage routers and switches unless you spend a lot of money for the latest equipment and licensed software solution. I know a lot of companies that are still managing 2800/3800 series routers with in-house Python programs using Netmiko, NAPALM, and ciscoconfparse with an in-house API just to attempt any automation regarding baseline config drift for ACLs, TTY lockdown, etc. Along with the enormous cost for SmartNet to have access to new IOS versions that have open security issues, this makes a recipe for disaster for network security threats. This is one of the reasons companies are looking using pfsense, developing their own network OSs, and using more open source monitoring and alerting tools for security.
22 years in cyber, appsec and networking. I found this also. However I have come to the conclusion that companies are happy to compensate with other vendor tech
I like the Meraki stuff from an ease of use standpoint. But for most of the small to medium business space I’m in the cost is hard to swallow. Behind payroll a lot of companies their largest cost is IT. And the more they spend in subscriptions the less they have for my labor. They get frustrated at what they are paying out and I get frustrated that I have to keep fixing the same things because they don’t have the budget to do what I recommend. It is a vicious cycle that is not solved by them having to increase cost. My two cents for what it is worth.
@@davidbombal Older than you, David. Yes. Keep on learning. In fact, I just picked up your OSPF Udemy course with Ed Harmoush. looking forward to it. Thanks.
Thanks David for kept pressing and asking for the young folks of what skills they need. And I kept waiting for an answer and in third round (they said the obvious) which is to pay attention on what's relevant and keep learning. Keep riding the waves - best of luck folks, it will be getting tougher to compete with AI (hard truth)
Ai finding connections and associations we otherwise could not IS mind bending - what will blow our minds is when we see how darn Close we were to some breakthroughs while looking in the wrong direction ;)
Every new technology is often feared but often brings many new opportunities. People who don’t adapt find their wages cut or jobs disappear altogether. I saw my father’s wages fall because he refused to invest in updating his skill set even though the industry was changing. He eventually retired early. ChatGPT is forcing changes that should have occurred already but for many reasons had not. It will still take probably a decade for every industry to utilize these changes. Tech industry is always first because there are no compliance or regulatory rules to follow.
Thanks for interview David! 🎉😊 I watched the entire Cisco live stream yesterday, but observing and listening to you gave me a boost to stay motivated and never cease learning.
Love your content, I work in Cisco TAC (Network Security) and I've been wondering which way the organisation is heading in terms of network and security offering. This one answers most of it. Thanks a lot for the content.
it would be better to understand if u put summary in description for people who are not fluent in listening english so they can understand by reading like me😊
Thank you, Mr. David, but we see clearly that progress in science and technology stimulates the interest of followers, but there is something wrong, which is the moral decay that we see in the West. Unfortunately, technology is not used in positive directions. Thanks again, David.
Guys, i have a s23, i installed nethunter on my phone, it uses 20gb of space on my phone, and i want to uninstall it, but i dont know how to do it, someone pls help me!!😢
i think that blue teaming will be done more and more by AI but redteaming has to be done by people since you can't give this power to everyone, it would cause to much damage.
@@werdna_sir So does blue team to spot the exploit designed by red team to bypass or evade detection from things like… AI. If AI got to this point we’d be nearing the realm of a dare I say sentient model.
Good interview David, learned a lot here. Question, they mentioned Connected Vehicles, what tools are they pitching to manage the Smart ITS networks that support these initiatives? Local agencies and State agencies in some instances are just now starting to talk about how to securely connect and communicate with all these disparate devices and this arena still seems really fragmented and complex to manage. Curious to see what your thoughts are on that?
David, you have been amazing man inspiring us the upcoming expert. you are doing a wonderful Job. I wish to see you in Nigeria one day....lol seriously very soon. we want to learn and tap from your experience.
18:30 (7 years from now 2023). Which means this video is from 2016. As I was watching this video I knew I seen it somewhere, I knew I recognized this video. 😂😂😂 still valid though. 😋👍
Met you tonight and told you I would watch a video. Im not young but I am working on learning more to transition my career path into IT. Thank you for the videos and keep them coming!
I'm not a networking person but is this really that revolutionary? Isn't this just taking what Ubiquiti UniFi and other have done and just bring it to a larger corporate networking hardware? I see this as cool but not revolutionary but maybe I'm missing something.
Nope, nothing revolutionary in regards to the platform. I'll be more impressed if they manage to develop the product to maturity before they move on to the next thing they claim is a single pane of glass that does everything network and security related. Interesting convo on tech though.
Bad guys will just create AI to PWN good guys AI. It's interesting how quick we are to hand over complete control for comfort and convenience. One of the first things I noticed in learning Cisco routing & switching was running CLI and learning syntax is simply another security protocol. What can a bad guy do if they penetrate your network and get past a banner if they have no idea how to run commands? Well now, they can just run your own AI assistant against you and have a field day.
I really hope the vision of 100% connected cars, or even devices in general, isn't achieved. The melding and joining of OT and IT has profound implications both positive and negative, but we're still very much rolling out OT control environments that don't even encrypt the communication channels and, moreover, *don't plan to* encrypt the channel because the chips involved don't have the processing power because reliability is favoured.
Sir i am from Nepal suppose i verified my kyc document with passport /mobile no/email address in some app if that data get leaked and hacker got access to my document can hacker take loan on my name in foreign countries if yes how can i get informed that somebody used my information to take loan in foreign countries and what to do to cancel the loan?
I fully agree with Patel when he said that what will be more important is asking the right questions in order to have knowledge at your finger tips since information will available either from people or machines. We shouldn't fear AI, We should just learn how to use it effectively and efficiently.
Love your channel, but I have pretty strong feelings about cisco. 1 they helped china build its digital firewall, and 2 they built and marketed a system to find Muslims in the country who were then later chopped up alive for their organs. I'm not a Muslim, but I think this is an outrage, and I don't think companies who are so unethical should be given a platform.
Some issues with what they said. People in general do not value security. They also do not value connection. They value simplification. The richest companies all provide ease of access to something desirable. It's never about the connection of people it is what that person has available that is valued. You are not valued, what you provide is.
for the internet yxou only need a browsers with all thing in it installed to work - your system needs to isolated from the network so no body can hack you
I want to get in to cybersec and networking. Been following your channel for a while. I am 22 now and sometimes think i might be to late to join in on it all since i have absolutely no experience in it... What should i do?
Almost in my 40s and started around three months ago with platforms like Udemy, TryHackMe and Hack The Box. It's never too late if you're passionate about it.
"A client has millions of firewall rules". You know what, if you buggers had set firewall rules to default DENY instead of wide open access to everything and their mothers we wouldn't need so many damned rules.
Just very recently watched Jeetu Patel and Jonathan Davidson's 2022 Day 3 #CiscoLive (after watching Day 1 & 2 of 2023). The one where his connection was disconnected in Vegas, possibly from the ISP😅 & where Pharrell made a featured special guest appearance.😎 Nice seeing how Big Tech respond to some of the tech challenges that they demo. We got to see real time action of Thousand Eyes. It was an entertaining day.😁
Cybersecurity and Networking just changed with major announcements from Cisco.
Cisco have announced new platforms and solutions that integrate AI and native telemetry to stop cyber attacks and better manage networks. This includes the major goal of simplification.
A very big thank you to Cisco for sponsoring my Cisco Live trip and this video.
In this video I interview Jeetu Patel and Jonathan Davidson about the future of networking and cybersecurity (and the effects of AI on all of us).
Go here for more information about the announcements: newsroom.cisco.com
// Jeetu's Social //
Twitter: twitter.com/jpatel41
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jeetupatel
//Jonathan's Social //
Twitter: twitter.com/jonathandavidsn
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jonathandavidson1
Videos mentioned:
Thousand Eyes: ruclips.net/video/Omt_DjH7HXs/видео.html
Cisco AI: ruclips.net/video/bwUXMQqMXaY/видео.html
Cisco Security Products: ruclips.net/video/OXRWk4jWMJs/видео.html
AI, Edge and Quantum Computing: ruclips.net/video/eXcPjbRXp40/видео.html
Jonathan's Book:
Voice of IP Fundamentals: amzn.to/43wFRpR
// David's Social //
Discord: discord.gg/davidbombal
Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal
Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal
Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co
TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal
// MY STUFF //
www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal
// MENU //
00:00 - Coming up
00:27 - Talking with Jonathan Davidson and Jeetu Patel
01:04 - Something big is happening // Cisco Networking Cloud
03:22 - Complex security // Cisco Security Cloud
04:33 - Cisco Security Cloud
07:10 - Making things simpler
08:40 - Security should happen in the background
09:50 - Fourth major revolution of user experience
11:20 - To have a good experience you need a platform
12:00 - Handle security security events at machine scale
16:48 - What to expect in the future
17:47 - We're at the beginning of connectivity
20:58 - Where to start
23:03 - How A.I. is changing things
26:00 - Cisco provides infrastructures for large language models
27:43 - Human and Machine Judgement
28:10 - Conclusion
Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!
Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
Hey david can you bring someone who can do a workshop or atleast guide us on using machine learning to prevent cyberattacks or analyse malware and show that with practical example or even better give us a code sample to code along with , what i am saying is we need a AIML tutorial project video specifically for cyberscurity. It would look good on resume and also we newbies will gain some skills .
So is this mean they'll revise again the ccna curriculum/exam?
I love how in most of your videos you are trying to find answers for people trying to get into this field, guiding them to the right path.
Thank you
You're welcome! We have to help each other :)
@@davidbombal 🙂
Part of the biggest issues is that companies don’t value security. You can’t run a security platform without people to read the results deal with the SIEMs and all the technologies. It’s like I heard at one of my security meeting no company has money for security until they get hacked. Same issue here.
People in general do not value security. It takes a highly motivated person to be able to conduct a cyber attack and outside the small handful of countries allowing the practice, the only people conducting these attacks are either going to be kids who don't understand the consequence or extremely desperate people.
Great video, David. Thank you.
Having been in networking for over 20 years (mostly Cisco), networking has always struggled with security and management. From CIscoworks to HPNA, there has never been a single solution that makes managing ACLs and route maps very easy at scale. They are either too slow, error prone, or rely on old technology. When Cisco switched to the growth by acquisition strategy as opposed to development, I feel like consumers have ended up with a bunch of disconnected tools that work well individually but don't integrate well together.
Also, enterprise companies tend to sweat their network equipment for long time to get the max depreciation. Cisco tends to lag way behind in the ability to programmatically manage routers and switches unless you spend a lot of money for the latest equipment and licensed software solution. I know a lot of companies that are still managing 2800/3800 series routers with in-house Python programs using Netmiko, NAPALM, and ciscoconfparse with an in-house API just to attempt any automation regarding baseline config drift for ACLs, TTY lockdown, etc. Along with the enormous cost for SmartNet to have access to new IOS versions that have open security issues, this makes a recipe for disaster for network security threats.
This is one of the reasons companies are looking using pfsense, developing their own network OSs, and using more open source monitoring and alerting tools for security.
22 years in cyber, appsec and networking. I found this also. However I have come to the conclusion that companies are happy to compensate with other vendor tech
@@FreePizza007 Any vendors in particular?
Im a cisco TAC engineer and this really gives me motivation to move further, thank you David for giving us this conversations
I like the Meraki stuff from an ease of use standpoint. But for most of the small to medium business space I’m in the cost is hard to swallow. Behind payroll a lot of companies their largest cost is IT. And the more they spend in subscriptions the less they have for my labor. They get frustrated at what they are paying out and I get frustrated that I have to keep fixing the same things because they don’t have the budget to do what I recommend. It is a vicious cycle that is not solved by them having to increase cost. My two cents for what it is worth.
Facts.
That's the elephant in the room. Subscriptions costs are now quite high and they are opex than capex as well
glad to see Cisco finally playing catch-up to Juniper Mist and Aruba Central and adding features found in those vendors' platforms
Meraki has had this for years... They were way ahead of the Curve. Cisco's problem, at least in education, is pricing. Double Aruba.
@@farmeunit meraki NEVER had access to the cli via an ssh session for customers...only TAC had access to it.
So there's still a future for young people. Good to know... and some old ones too. Thanks, David.
Not sure how old you are Joe, but old people like me just need to keep on learning (just like young people)
@@davidbombal Older than you, David. Yes. Keep on learning. In fact, I just picked up your OSPF Udemy course with Ed Harmoush. looking forward to it. Thanks.
"IT and cyber is just going to get more complicated" == we need a growing population and growing minds.
The future is bright. Just got to keep riding the wave of new technologies. Thanks David!
Thanks David for kept pressing and asking for the young folks of what skills they need. And I kept waiting for an answer and in third round (they said the obvious) which is to pay attention on what's relevant and keep learning. Keep riding the waves - best of luck folks, it will be getting tougher to compete with AI (hard truth)
Big opportunity for every one, realy amazing job Mr Bombal, your Just God gift for all People like us
Iam proud David Bombal you are encouraged me to hard work thank you 😊
Thank you Hakiimi! Go and reach those goals!
Ai finding connections and associations we otherwise could not IS mind bending - what will blow our minds is when we see how darn Close we were to some breakthroughs while looking in the wrong direction ;)
Every new technology is often feared but often brings many new opportunities. People who don’t adapt find their wages cut or jobs disappear altogether.
I saw my father’s wages fall because he refused to invest in updating his skill set even though the industry was changing. He eventually retired early.
ChatGPT is forcing changes that should have occurred already but for many reasons had not. It will still take probably a decade for every industry to utilize these changes. Tech industry is always first because there are no compliance or regulatory rules to follow.
Great interview David quite eye opening and things not considered.
Glad you enjoyed the video Kevin!
Oh boy. Can’t wait to watch this. Love your content.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for interview David! 🎉😊
I watched the entire Cisco live stream yesterday, but observing and listening to you gave me a boost to stay motivated and never cease learning.
Cisco Live was a blast! 2nd year going, always an invaluable experience
It seems the emergence of AI assisted hacking & cybersecurity brings us into a new era, reminiscent of Gibson’s Neuromancer.
Love your content,
I work in Cisco TAC (Network Security) and I've been wondering which way the organisation is heading in terms of network and security offering. This one answers most of it. Thanks a lot for the content.
Can you start covering more providers as well? Juniper, Fortinet, Sentinel One, etc There's a lot out there.
😂😂 I'm Nigerian. Someone mentioned a ' Nigerian Prince' i feel attacked.
Great comment Daniel 😂
Why are you a prince?
😂😂😂😂😂
The Nigerian Prince is an old white man from Nebraska 😂
Bro, the FBI busted the ‘Nigerian’ scammer in Florida couple years back....the guy was Caucasian....go figure...
People always need to eat so food is going to be the greatest commodity no matter how good AI is.
David Bombal: changes are coming Me and LOTs of peeps:... we fear change...
first 😃 btw nice videos Mr. Bombal
Legend!
it would be better to understand if u put summary in description for people who are not fluent in listening english so they can understand by reading like me😊
Informative David sir 😇
Glad you enjoy the video Vardhan!
Thank you, Mr. David, but we see clearly that progress in science and technology stimulates the interest of followers, but there is something wrong, which is the moral decay that we see in the West. Unfortunately, technology is not used in positive directions. Thanks again, David.
If It's connected, it needs to be protected !
This channel is amazing! Thanks for bringing us these conversations.
Hey David, can you please make a video on ISC2 cybersecurity Certification?
Guys, i have a s23, i installed nethunter on my phone, it uses 20gb of space on my phone, and i want to uninstall it, but i dont know how to do it, someone pls help me!!😢
Thank you david for the information 😊
i think that blue teaming will be done more and more by AI but redteaming has to be done by people since you can't give this power to everyone, it would cause to much damage.
Plus, red teaming requires a creative mind that I'm not sure AI will ever possess.
@@werdna_sir So does blue team to spot the exploit designed by red team to bypass or evade detection from things like… AI.
If AI got to this point we’d be nearing the realm of a dare I say sentient model.
Another great show. I love this channel and all the info you provide. Thank you so much.
Wow, what a historical talk! Thank you so much!!!
Good interview David, learned a lot here. Question, they mentioned Connected Vehicles, what tools are they pitching to manage the Smart ITS networks that support these initiatives? Local agencies and State agencies in some instances are just now starting to talk about how to securely connect and communicate with all these disparate devices and this arena still seems really fragmented and complex to manage. Curious to see what your thoughts are on that?
David, you have been amazing man inspiring us the upcoming expert. you are doing a wonderful Job. I wish to see you in Nigeria one day....lol seriously very soon. we want to learn and tap from your experience.
Great content. Do you think we should learn ai for networking and security?
Another superb video man. keep it up.
You’re the man fir bringing us these very interesting interviews! Btw, I like those sneakers you’re wearing.
Great information and wisdom
Another awesome and informative video! Thanks David!
When should i start my CCNA cert if they are changing up their platforms?
Broskisss we found OTW 🔥🔥🔥
the dexterity of asking the right questions... wow
Thank you so much! This is great!
thanks for the interview!
You're welcome!
18:30
(7 years from now 2023). Which means this video is from 2016.
As I was watching this video I knew I seen it somewhere, I knew I recognized this video. 😂😂😂 still valid though. 😋👍
Hey, David. Is the INE starter pass still available for free.
Your content really helps in getting a guideline amongst all the confusion ⚡️
This is very usefull information
Thanks a bunch
Hi from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 ❤
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i wanna be a cyborg, just update my body, store my brain lol
sounds like Qualys nothing too different
Exiting a network and cybersecurity
Great video Mr. David all thanks to you
What is the batch those guys are wearing
excellent presentation Sr.
Thanks for sharing this great video its really amazing and i'm looking to the further !
Which platform do you use for podcasting with OTW ?
Met you tonight and told you I would watch a video. Im not young but I am working on learning more to transition my career path into IT. Thank you for the videos and keep them coming!
I'm not a networking person but is this really that revolutionary? Isn't this just taking what Ubiquiti UniFi and other have done and just bring it to a larger corporate networking hardware? I see this as cool but not revolutionary but maybe I'm missing something.
Nope, nothing revolutionary in regards to the platform. I'll be more impressed if they manage to develop the product to maturity before they move on to the next thing they claim is a single pane of glass that does everything network and security related. Interesting convo on tech though.
Great talk.
Great conversation 👌🏾
Bad guys will just create AI to PWN good guys AI. It's interesting how quick we are to hand over complete control for comfort and convenience.
One of the first things I noticed in learning Cisco routing & switching was running CLI and learning syntax is simply another security protocol.
What can a bad guy do if they penetrate your network and get past a banner if they have no idea how to run commands?
Well now, they can just run your own AI assistant against you and have a field day.
Great insight and excellent questions.
I really hope the vision of 100% connected cars, or even devices in general, isn't achieved. The melding and joining of OT and IT has profound implications both positive and negative, but we're still very much rolling out OT control environments that don't even encrypt the communication channels and, moreover, *don't plan to* encrypt the channel because the chips involved don't have the processing power because reliability is favoured.
CCNA vs Cloud ?? Any recommendations please!
Personally, I don't mind learning about TCP/IP, AI and automation tooling. I laught at the challenge!
Please hire me.
QUIC didn't help by obfuscating web content from IDS/IDP.
How secure is the cloud? Can’t one of us just dig around, find a vulnerability and then hack every device connected to the cloud within minutes?
Got the WhyFiles jingle going i see
Sir i am from Nepal suppose i verified my kyc document with passport /mobile no/email address in some app if that data get leaked and hacker got access to my document can hacker take loan on my name in foreign countries if yes how can i get informed that somebody used my information to take loan in foreign countries and what to do to cancel the loan?
I fully agree with Patel when he said that what will be more important is asking the right questions in order to have knowledge at your finger tips since information will available either from people or machines. We shouldn't fear AI, We should just learn how to use it effectively and efficiently.
Love your channel, but I have pretty strong feelings about cisco. 1 they helped china build its digital firewall, and 2 they built and marketed a system to find Muslims in the country who were then later chopped up alive for their organs. I'm not a Muslim, but I think this is an outrage, and I don't think companies who are so unethical should be given a platform.
Some issues with what they said. People in general do not value security. They also do not value connection. They value simplification. The richest companies all provide ease of access to something desirable. It's never about the connection of people it is what that person has available that is valued. You are not valued, what you provide is.
Early team
Thank you for the support!
How long ago was cisco Live? a lot of these advise might end up being outdated.
i already saw this interview, why you releasing it agian ?
Interesting shoe color choice, David.
I am currently going through a few Cisco Badges.
great Mr.Bombal
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video 😀
for the internet yxou only need a browsers with all thing in it installed to work - your system needs to isolated from the network so no body can hack you
Tbh most people dont care about learning, so things are going to get rough for a lot of people. Otherwise yes now is a great time to get into tech.
If they did they would wanna stop AI. The fact you think its interesting tells me you havent learned alot either.
I want to get in to cybersec and networking. Been following your channel for a while. I am 22 now and sometimes think i might be to late to join in on it all since i have absolutely no experience in it... What should i do?
Thank you for your support! Fantastic areas to get into 😀
Almost in my 40s and started around three months ago with platforms like Udemy, TryHackMe and Hack The Box.
It's never too late if you're passionate about it.
"A client has millions of firewall rules". You know what, if you buggers had set firewall rules to default DENY instead of wide open access to everything and their mothers we wouldn't need so many damned rules.
❤ For cybersecurity !
I think cisco cloud network is more or less same as Aruba central cloud
IT is the clusterF of learning everything being a master of none
Good video.
Just very recently watched Jeetu Patel and Jonathan Davidson's 2022 Day 3 #CiscoLive (after watching Day 1 & 2 of 2023). The one where his connection was disconnected in Vegas, possibly from the ISP😅 & where Pharrell made a featured special guest appearance.😎 Nice seeing how Big Tech respond to some of the tech challenges that they demo. We got to see real time action of Thousand Eyes. It was an entertaining day.😁
Sounds like an offer that we can't refuse...
I like how every cyber attack examples starts with an email from a Nigerian prince lol
Nice ❤
Glad you like it
@@davidbombal I've been following your channel for years and you never seem to disappoint me. Keep it going man 💯.
Big fan sir ... Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Thank you! Welcome Pakistan!
SSH savage for ever 😂 ui can something’s crazy….
Good Interview
Thank you so much for this video)
You're so welcome!
Thanks 🎉
i think this video can make someone positive about ai if he's negative about ai future