Why You Should Become a Cyber Security Analyst: 5 Reasons Why You Should Be a Security Analyst

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[Chuum]

I'd highly recommend seeking positions in the civilian sector, and try to avoid getting dragged into the federal sector. Better application of skills, more opportunities to expand skills and advancement. Not to say the federal sector doesn't have some preferred aspects, but it's mostly stagnant and advancement isn't easy.

[cmanct]

Thank you for your vids and help Sandra!! I got my Bachelor’s in Systems and Security in August and got my first offer this past Wednesday as a Data Conversion Analyst! Thank you and we appreciate what you do!

[brahimayoada]

I’m currently at 8 weeks of my cybersecurity bootcamp. 16 more weeks to go as a part timer. I love everything I’m learning from Linux to python and networking. Can’t wait to get my first job. Your video is gold

[canonicall]

Just started my learning path in Cyber Security, I really like the analyst, soc, forensics side. I'm very new to this and tech in general, learning has been somewhat slow and free resources are pretty slim. Would you recommend a bootcamp? And if so which one? Or what other options to help speed up the learning process?

[randomreefer]

I just want to say thanks for inspiring me. I literally watch every video you post 🙏🏾💪🏾

[adeogunlanre]

I did enjoy your video and the insights you gave. Hoping to walk my way up the cyber security ladder as well. Grazie

[otisbuys]

I want to go into cyber security which are the most important topics I must study

[Glenningway]

After getting the Sec+, as well as four years in IT working with endpoint security and firewalls I've been looking away from the role due to wanting better work/life balance a.k.a. no oncall. Even working the support desk in our small dept we have oncall every third week and it just sucks. My worry is that if my company ends up with say, ransomware my boss will make us work 18-24 hour shifts with little means of leaving. I'd probably walk off the job if that was the case.

Would a Cyber Security Analyst end up in a similar oncall rotation? Google search says it's almost inevitable, though folks in the field say otherwise since it varies by company. Your thoughts?

[TechwithLuca]

Always amazing content thank you for posting!

[charliechavous]

Thank you so much for your knowledge and information. I’m trying to make a career change into this field.

[stevevazquez]

What certifications do you recommend to be a cybersecurity analyst?

[rizkimaulana]

what's better for Cybersecurity? Mac or windows??

[genuinetallguy]

She delivers some bomb ass facts about CySec.💯 Im a Sequel Admin and C+, C++, and Syabase web developer.

[davidalvarenga]

Do you think getting a degree in cyber security is worth? I am interested in pursuing it but the lack of entry level positions is discouraging.

[omarbilal]

After I get my certs, do I need experience to land a job? I currently do data entry for health insurance.

[paulc]

I am looking for a fully remote job that I can work while living in a different country. Is Cybersecurity a good field to get a fully remote job? I am currently working towards my CompTIA A+ Cert, and after, I will get the Security+ cert. Also, what is an entry level cybersecurity job that I can get? I would prefer to start in something else that is not help desk.

[softwaretestinglearninghub]

Thank you for the detailed explanation!

[tatianad]

Is getting a certificate from a boot camp good for getting a job as well?

[randynguyen]

Thanks for the informational video! Still trying to transition from Help desk to Cyber :')

[keishabrown]

Thank you for the information! I have a Bachelor’s in Cybersecurity. But I have been having a difficult time getting a job. Any suggestions?