Do you have what it takes to get into Cybersecurity in 2024

In this video, we'll talk about the key things that you MUST have in order to be successful in Cybersecurity in 2024. We'll be going through important characteristics and traits, as well as what you need to do to prepare for Cybersecurity. Enjoy!

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[saitamajay]

Finally someone that tells the truth about cybersecurity, I had to sacrifice 3 years of my life just to get half of the knowledge and experience to get into the industry (and even today I still have a lot to learn).Now I keep seeing random videos of course sellers telling people they can get into cybersecurity in 3 to 12 months with no experience.

[milesdyson]

Its Constant Learning, It's hard if you say its hard. It's your mindset !

[olafharoldsonnii]

The grind is long but I am enjoying it. I love tackling challenges. In Highschool, I was not good academically. My average gpa was 1.8. I am doing cybersecurity to challenge myself, to see how intelligible I really am. To let my old self know that he was nothing more than a shell that is eroding away.

[hunterfpv]

I’m 29 years old and worked in a factory my whole life. I been super depressed and feeling like I needed a change asap and I have figured I was going to try cyber security I have nothing but myself holding me back this video gave me a lot of things to research

[amoprince]

Wow…This is good. Beginners usually think they have to know everything under the cybersecurity umbrella but no, just focus on a domain. With time, you will develop interest in others and naturally pivot towards them.

[saintsx]

You are the reason i am going into cybersecurity… idgaf how hard. i am going all the way 😂 i am 30 and dont really have a life so making something out of this is more realistic 😊

[whiteshadow]

Ngl, this video helped me realize cyber security is not for me. I can finally get that thought out of my head and maybe look towards front end dev. Good luck on your journey guys!

[TheBenJiles]

Bruh. Thank you. I’m on year 5 and I still feel like I know nothing even after constantly learning day after day, getting new certs each year, doing projects after work, and working in a very active environment day job. Managers need knowledge mile wide and inch deep but actual technical professionals (like myself as a T3 threat analyst) takes knowledge a mile wide and a mile deep. It’s a lot of work and strain on the brain. A LOT more than I expected before getting into the domain.

I haven't even finished the video yet but I'm already so thankful. As a college student of a different field, I'm a bit intimidated but also relieved from the info you shared. Thank you so much!

[meffeum]

Thanks again for reminding things aren't easy in life, with so much distractions its hard to achieve goals

[SammyOmari]

Nothing in this world is easy just choose one hard thing and focus on it

[sfsdfsd]

BRAVO! Thank you Jono. This is very heartwarming! So important video not enough people have to seen this!

[gamechanger]

Thank you for this information, it was very helpful. I’m trying to decide if I want to pivot careers and Cybersecurity was my top choice. No matter what you learn it’s a grind to be successful, put in the work and success will come. Nothing comes easy in life. 🙏🏾

[kd_ss]

the most expanded but short video of cyber info i've seen! more than grateful

[youdubdo]

I love this video!
Been working IT specialist and system admin work for 5+ years now and learning programming on the side, I decided to look into Ethical hacking one day and loved it and it feels great finding something I can enjoy, have a goal to aim for and have a good chunk of developed experience and skills I can convert to such a role.
Grind can be hard, im 29 and only now deciding to work towards Ethical hacking, its never too late just need to dedicate time and energy to the grind 🙏

[highlights]

its true cybersecurity is no joke its hard work i nearly gave up

[TuanLe_]

This is really helpful. I have a problem of grinding non-stop. I would code from 9PM to 5 AM and forget about everything else.

[jerichowhitlock]

I am just beginning my associates in Computer Science and Information Systems this month and this video is inspiring. Tossing around a few career options to specialize in when I go for my bachelors and cybersecurity is one of those options. It sounds like I would be a great fit.

[TyWay]

Outstanding use of your time and giving value to other! Very commendable and worthwhile!

[eduardobibm]

I'm coming up on 24 years dedicated to Cybersecurity, nearly 30 in IT. I still learn new things daily.