A Day As An Network Security Engineer

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In this video, we'll be taking a closer look at the day in the life of a network security engineer. Network security is an essential part of modern-day businesses and organizations, and network security engineers are responsible for ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of critical information and systems. From monitoring security alerts and incidents to performing vulnerability assessments and implementing security controls, network security engineers play a crucial role in protecting sensitive data and preventing cyberattacks.

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The help desk is a great starting point, it gets you direct customer service experience, and lets you get hands on with some systems administrator and network admin troubleshooting. I skipped the service desk by chance and went straight into a network admin role, and went on to be a network engineer, and now I'm an ISSE, I'm definitely fortunate in the path I took, but literally anyone can do this if they put forth the effort.

BigGigantor

Seems like a humble, and knowledgeable network engineer! Much respect. 🙏🏼

okieamara

If there’s no internet on the computer, what’s the first thing you should do? Help desk experience enables you to be able to develop the right mentality and procedure towards doing exactly what an engineer does best, solve problems. Networks are always blamed for systems related issues, help desk enables you to expand your skill set and makes you a better network security professional. Be patient! You’ll outshine those who skipped it and push papers

Linux

I only have some I.T. experience in the national guard as a satellite operator/maintainer (Routing, Switching, SATCOMS) but that's it. I'm currently a student for WGU earning my Bachelor's in Network Engineering and Security - Cisco. My goal and hope is to get a job at Cisco but what do you think I can get with this degree?

The certificates with this degree are: LPI Linux foundations, ITIL, CCNA, Cisco DevNet Associate, Cisco CyberOps Associate, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Project, and CompTIA Cloud+

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