Is Cybersecurity Future Proof...? (The Reality)

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In this video, we explore whether cybersecurity is truly future-proof. We dive into the realities of evolving threats, the importance of staying updated with the latest technologies, and how professionals can prepare for future challenges in the cybersecurity landscape.

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00:00 Intro
00:18 My thoughts on whether cybersecurity is really future-proof?
04:33 How to Get a Job in Cybersecurity
05:27 Conclusion

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In this video, we answer whether cybersecurity is really future-proof? With new tech and smarter bad guys, the world of cybersecurity is always changing. We will look at what makes cybersecurity strong today and what might change tomorrow.

The video covers the importance of staying up to date. Technology is always advancing, and so are cyber threats. New software updates and security patches are essential to keep your systems protected. We discuss how regular training and certifications can help cybersecurity professionals stay ahead of the curve.

We also explore the future of cybersecurity. As more devices connect to the internet, the need for strong cybersecurity grows. We talk about emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and how they can help in detecting and preventing attacks. AI can analyze large amounts of data quickly, spotting threats that humans might miss.

Another important topic is the rise of cloud computing. Many businesses now store data in the cloud, which brings new security challenges. We discuss how cloud providers keep data safe and what users can do to protect their information.

This video is for anyone interested in understanding the basics of cybersecurity and its future. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced professional, you will find useful insights and practical advice.

[JoshMadakor]

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[superplusextra]

Essentially in a nut shell.

If criminals or malicious people continue to exist.
There is always going to be need for competent cybersecurity professionals.

[TonyCollinsTech]

Cybersecurity is half IT and half risk management.

[rechallington]

as someone who is half way through a cyber bachelors... thank you

[miguelcisneros]

Howdy Josh! I plan on getting my Masters in Cybersecurity but was wondering if you think WGU will offer PhD levels in Cybersecurity or what PhD programs you like? Is a PhD even worth it? It’ll be awesome if you made a short video on this. Thanks in advance even if you don’t see this.

[t.m]

This was great and very informative. Thank you, Josh, for sharing

[Thiccolo]

you have both comp sci and cyber degrees, would you say that the baseline education learned from your cyber degree can be learned through certifications? like CISSP or other hands on certs?

[TheMoogleee]

By any chance will you be having any kind of seasonal discount for your cyber security course in the near future ?

[bigmarket]

Is coding required or do I need coding in future for cyber security?

[MorrisandApril]

I love your content! Question, will your course prepare me for the Security+? Or does it prepare you for the real job? Or both?

[josephechebi]

Hi Josh, are you still running the 10% off promo? Saw it on one of your previous videos but not sure if the code still works.

[حمزةعبدالمطلبالشميري]

Guys, which field is better for someone who have good experience in python and splunk skills to become security engineer or security analyst

[joenadeau]

Cyber resiliency architecture is the way to go.

[KeeptheChange]

Hey Josh, my job will pay for a masters in cybersecurity tech but I can't get any certs, do you think I'll still get job opportunities?

[OnceUponaTimeIn-qpsx]

Jobs...For experienced professionals. :(

[angelajohnson]

Work in other areas but not cyber security

[angelajohnson]

Do not give a crap about working for a company doing cybersecurity. I am not protecting their corruption.

[CharlieKelly-ubqw]

I'm future proof I can't land a job. Got a cybersecurity degree and certification. No, job offers. Going to door to door tomorrow to see if can be doing the job free to get hands on experience

[gary.s]

Cybersecurity Sales is also a thing. No degree required.

[BobbyMcGee_]

Good luck getting one of these supposed job openings.