Cybersecurity is a great career. (even when it's challenging)

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[Vyper]

I recently. finished my Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate. I have no knowledge in cybersecurity space prior to taking the course. After finishing Google Cybersecurity, I can say that I have gained tons of information as well as valuable hands-on experience.

Currently, I am studying for CC and actively blasting resumes.
Tomorrow I will be interviewing for SOC Analyst 1 position at an outsourcing company. Not expecting to get hired but I want to experience the feeling of getting an interview in the field of Cybersecurity.

[UnixGuy]

Awesome production value! and thanks for sharing the positive aspects, which there are plenty of!

[nrj]

I got laid off early this year and I found most of the jobs that were giving me interviews were for security jobs. I’ve always done security but for part of my career as part of DevOps and Linux engineering. But I decided why not, go back into security, it’s interesting, I’m good at it and companies obviously want to pay me for it. So I got my CISSP and I’m now happily working as a security architect again.

[AlyonaKozyreva]

I started started the coursera certificate right after watching this video. Loving it so far, thanks for the idea.

[Carsia]

I’m glad you mentioned GRC. Hidden gem, to me. I learned so much because I work with different teams and people on every level of the org… even all the way up to SVPs.

[divonnea]

Thank you for posting this I am starting a completely new career from health and customer service now to cybersecurity Cloud engineering is my goal as much as I am saying it's so hard to get a job no one is hiring yet they need us is very discouraging however I keep going and to hear that you're still promoting it makes me feel better I know I'm going to get a job

[sambajuice]

Thank you so much Grant for your sentiment on the field. I've been contemplating what would be the best way to get some experience in this industry. I'm currently enrolled in college for said Cyber Security Networking IT, however, I feel that sometimes what's being taught by the professor tends to feel outdated or the professor themselves isn't fully immersed in what they're teaching. Thus leading to me being uninterested and unmotivated. I'm hoping after I try out this course it can change my perspective on things.

[abekuul]

I love being a Software Sec Engineer. So much to learn and explore in the cyber world :)

[qmfkpmb]

wow this was a huge change from your original perspective! thank you for sharing the positive aspects of the field!

[eli_chaps]

I'm into Cloud Security which is very new 🙂.
But it seems niceee. The best part is you get Soo absorbed time passes without you knowing

[schultzsas]

I am just finishing this course. It is fantastic!! Just Do it!! you won't be disappointed. The price is fantastic!

[arthurcortesrezende]

Almost a year ago I contacted you about which career path I should choose in IT. Recently I managed to make the necessary investments and moved into the cyber security area once and for all. I'm going into the pentest area, I started training to learn and get a junior level certification and it's been incredible.
(if you want an intern who is starting out in cyber security, 👀I'm here...)

[spottechnologies]

Great video, clear explanation...Recommended Channel!

[CastOfCons]

I’m currently a HVAC apprentice and I’m looking for a career change after being nothing but verbally abused for the last year. Computers have always interested me and I applied for my local Cyber security boot camp. What do you guys think about this as a way to break into the industry?

[hjnwijk]

Hey grant love your stuff and my forever passion is security. I'm really interested in getting into the field! Great video.

[neshamlani]

This motivated me alot, thanks for such a good video

[kapellimestari]

Hi, could you please make a video (or a series) about the basics of kali? Some initial/amateur tools? Maybe something to search network, or enconde data, track packets...

[saxonmckenzie]

I'm really interested in getting into the field! Great video

[mehervardhan]

Hey grant love your stuff and my forever passion is security

[TTV_Alreadypeaked]

So it’s my senior year in high school and I figured I needed to start really really taking control of my life I was thinking about doing hvac but honestly with all the technology and the WiFi and company’s using it I think that it’s in great demand and cybersecurity is what I want to pursue I want advice on how to get into cybersecurity the things I need in collage for it and how I need to approach cybersecurity