BEST Possible Degrees for Cybersecurity Red Team!

🔒Josh's Hands-On Cybersecurity Course + Internship🔒

🟥 Red Team Degree Holders 🟥

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In this video I talked about the BEST Possible Degrees for Cybersecurity Red Team, I talk about the best college majors for jobs where you test computer security by trying to break into it. I explain which subjects help you learn the most for these cool tech jobs.

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0:00 Intro
01:06 Different categories of Red Teaming
02:36 Courses to take for people who don't know what to do
03:41 Courses to take for people who know what to do
05:35 25 Degrees spreadsheet
08:17 Conclusion

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Welcome to our video "BEST Possible Degrees for Cybersecurity Red Team!" If you're thinking about a career where you get to act like a hacker to help protect computers and networks, you're in the right place. I'm going to walk you through which college degrees can help you get into this exciting field.

First up, we'll talk about a Computer Science degree. This is a popular choice because it teaches you a lot about programming, which is super important for understanding how to break into systems (in a good way, to test security!).

I'll also mention some other degrees that might surprise you. For example, did you know that a degree in Criminal Justice can also lead to a job in cybersecurity? It's true! You'll learn about the laws hackers break and how to catch them.

We'll cover why hands-on experience is just as important as your degree. I'll give you tips on how to get that experience while you're still in school, like internships and clubs. And, I won't forget to talk about what skills you need to keep building after you graduate. Cybersecurity changes all the time, so I'll tell you how to keep learning and stay up to date.

By the end of this video, you'll know exactly what degrees can help you start a career in cybersecurity Red Team, and how to make the most of them. You'll be ready to start your journey to becoming a cybersecurity expert.

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[JoshMadakor]

🔒Josh's Hands-On Cybersecurity Course + Internship🔒

[sked_]

I've seen your content a few times here and there, and this is the first time that it made me feel confident about hitting that subscribe button. Everything that I've researched in the past few months are all mentioned here in this video. Ty for proving my research to be right lol

[CurlyWealth]

Love all of your videos! Great value again!

[berhanehabtemariam]

Great video by the way. Looking forward for blue team. If possible for purple team too. Thanks.

[kazami]

You really need to be working with WGU at this point lol
You got me through Cloud Computing and the MS Cyber.

Would there ever be a time that you would go for the DSU PHD? I've been eyeing it but figured I should get some more experience, certs, and money before I tackled a PHD.

[leothalion]

Josh, I was with you when at Microsoft!!!

[abadvibesguy]

I've been addicted to darknet diaries for past year, so many good real life stories, scenarios, insane value there from real black hats, grey hats, all hats haha

[kharilong]

Hey Josh! Thank you for the video. Are you going to do blue team as well?

[maximilian]

Hi josh, quick question again. Are there any spec requirements of devices like laptops or desktop, particularly RAM (for obvious reasons)? Cuz im contemplating between buying another 4gb or 8gb types of device. Thanks again

[TooHonest_You]

Sad part is I have my degrees in different fields but want to break into Cybersecurity industry so bad

[deletedaxiom]

I already have a computer science and mathematics double major BS, recent graduate. All videos always say get a degree and/or certificates, but I want to know which certificates if you already have a CS degree.

[calisthenicarts]

Will you be doing Blue Team as well? Junior position?

[marshall]

Is red teaming possible for entry level roles?

[Animejook]

Even though reds' my favorite color, I'll be joining the blue team. crip power! Is it possible if I can get a 10% off of your cyber course now? :]

[jonahlau]

Thanks to your advice I'm applying to WGU to achieve my BS Cybersecurity and Information Assurance... do you know if WGU helps you build a portfolio?

[mtalhrn]

Will you do video like this for blue team?

[TheLostShep]

Either you have a twin or I could’ve sworn I saw you in Atlanta, GA today.

[adrianlouis]

I am from India will all this work for me as well?

[zIncogg]

Hello, I've seen you recommendations and I was going straight to security+ after net+ but now I am questioning what the best route is. I am interested in your course but I'm unsure which route I should take. Should I do google cybersec course to security+ and then do your course? or do the course and then the google course and sec+? Maybe someone in the comments can help me as well