Beginner Roadmap to Break into Cybersecurity | Step-by-Step Guide

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- How to identify your natural skills (analytical thinking, writing, tech-savviness) and align them with cybersecurity roles.
- How to find the right cybersecurity role for YOU based on your strengths and values.
- The training you need to get job-ready, including top-rated programs from Simply Learn.
- Why certifications alone won’t land you the job—you need to understand the why behind every task.

Plus, I’ll introduce you to the Simply Learn Postgraduate Program in Cybersecurity, a fully online bootcamp. You’ll get access to live masterclasses, industry case studies, 25+ hands-on projects, and the latest trends in AI and cybersecurity.

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[USUS-qq]

Please make a GRC pathway for us non IT guys transitioning to Cybersecurity! It would be awesome to see it! I have done my security + but struggling to get into the technical soc roles

[eabrahams]

I love the information! Thank you so much . I have a question, I’m interested in tech and investigation are there roles that include both?

[JakariBey]

You have to know networking, encryption protocols, tools and at least one current programming language like python, ruby, django, etc. I didnt take CEH and i didnt pass the cloud security exam. They still wanted me but i at least had security+.

[Jonathon]

I haven't really found anything in IT that requires zero experience. What should I be looking for? I'm not overly concerned with the pay, just a starting point.

[KovarYT]

I was about 90% done with my security+ course and study material, then I just dropped it, I do remote help desk now but definitely want to learn more and make more money so im picking it up again

[sonOfTheLvingGod]

5+ years in IT to even being considered for something that's not even cyber security related is so wild to me

[therussells]

Thanks for the info. Love the Kre8 in the background.

[straight--the-point]

Hey Sir, is it possible to talk to you privately?

[Angel-woqh]

Can I just work for you 😊! Hey just hire me and train me!! 🙋🏽‍♀️ I rather just work for you