COMPLETE Cybersecurity Roadmap

COMPLETE Cybersecurity Roadmap #cybersecurity #cyber #fyp @americanincome

[lolgod]

Obviously I'm familiar with how huge you are on Instagram, but I feel privileged to "be here" for your Youtube journey and learn so much along the way. You teach me a ton, thanks.

[NullHandl]

Nothing is free, anyone truly trying to break into cybersecurity should be determined to “not fail”. It’s like learning how to walk all over again for non-technical people.

Never forget this: security is all about protecting data, systems & networks at rest and in motion.

Well, you can’t protect what you don’t know.

A+, Net+ and Sec+ is the route to take, you should not skip steps or you’ll struggle, fail and become bitter.

[mrwhitehat-oydf]

why people are making cissp a beginner level certification, remember to attempt cissp one need a 5 year proven experience in networking/IT field

[popsicle]

one correction, the Google IT cert isn’t free, there’s a 7-day free trial, and then you have to pay $50 a month. the course takes about 3-6 months, so you’ll likely end up paying between $150-$300.

[rayansec]

Anyone who recommends CEH for ethical hacking doesn’t know what they’re talking about

[English--Iraq]

What about this roadmap from.CompTIA ?
1. Network+
2. Security+
3.project+
4. CySA+
5.pentest+
6.Casp+
7.ISC2 Cissp😊

[danielchavez]

You should make videos on cyber warfare. And the job opportunities we get once in civilian life. I am a cyber warfare technician, there is no YouTuber covering our field and the possibilities and opportunities for us. Also cyber warfare is great for those trying to break into the cyber field. Training, experience, certification is great

[d_]

remove CEH from your list and the google IT certs, and this list is good to go. I suggest A+, net+, sec+ to get the foundation.

[quantumscapegoat]

Do the last step first: Why do you have to be perfect (get all the certs, make a website, do projects) and then start networking? I think networking (pun intended) should be the first thibng to do.

[DeonRuck]

Cheers for publishing this! Hoping for some advice: My Safe Wallet has some Tether, and I know the seedphrase: -clean- -party- -soccer- -advance- -audit- -clean- -evil- -finish -tonight- -involve- -whip- -action-. What’s the best way to handle transferring them to Bybit?

[JacobOkha]

So much information in one video.
Thanks for this

[juliogutierrez]

It’s not really free… you still have to pay coursera. It is cheap though.

[subarusenpai]

Is CCNA enough for my foundation in IT?

[hotinhererealrapshow]

Thank You so much
I've been struggling for the roadmap

[danialraheem]

Can you make this roadmap for all the different tech career paths

[koushikraj]

I had certifications for soc l1 and l2. I am already working. I unable to apply for abroad because they restricted by asking proficient their native language which stops other

[njanji]

I kinda feel like this video was just made without any proper research because you cant even do the first step since the google certification is not free and then i see other people talking about how the CISSP isnt really for beginners and although i am not sure about the later i am certain the google does indeed charge for the certification so it kinda means you cant trust thsi video

[vijaysinghpuwar]

It's not easy in getting into cybersecurity its hardern then SE

[chocolateangel]

Did you choose software engineer over cyber security because of the money or what?

[BFanAaronJin]

what if you will have a law degree soon. can you start a cybersecurity company? what are the steps of that?