Cyber Security Paths | The LAST Roadmap You'll Ever Need

Military is a pretty good path too just harder. You come out with 4 years of experience(that you get paid for) possibly a degree and can get all the certs you want using the Army COOL program for free. Go in as a 24H get a bunch of networking experience and reclassify as a 17C and get all the defensive and offensive training. Even do it in the Guard and get a civilian job after AIT.

So I am doing the CISCO Junior Cyber Security Analyst certification. Is this a good one or should I do something else?

One company's sec engineer is another's helpdesk 😂

LOVE your videos

i am 62 learning Sofeware development... I want to do Cybersecurity and idea what be good for a 62 year old

I love your channel but please don’t do this clickbait bullshit

Is red teaming strictly trying to break into buildings(legally)? It it a really competitive niche?

A SOC job is a great way to learn a ton about security. Just tey to find one that doesnt pigeon hole you into tier 1.

Very rich content with graphics and interactions that made the content enjoyable and also made all the stuff cleared up and easy to understand, all the best man, thank you!

I love your analogies
Very very subtle 😂

Great video, I'm starting out in cybersecurity, and I think I was going to make all these mistakes 😮! So thank you. What do you think of soc analyst as a job, good idea or unfortunately not?

Every time I start trying to learn about Kubernetes, I give up a go with the idea that it’s just docker with more containers… which from what I heard that only is correct if you don’t know anything about Kubernetes😂

Thank you!!!🎉

Hell yeah SCADA
...
says the guy who went to school for wind turbines and never got to play with PLC's after Grad

do you have a discord?

never thought id see a jojo reference in a cybersecurity video but here we are..

from its always sunny in philadelphia to drake and josh
this guy knows how to meme
salutes from brazil!

Good stuff

and there are actual job descriptions looking for someone with all of these skills for one role .
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Governance risk and compliance is the most brain dead high paying job industry I have ever seen. Is that entry or do you have to go from something like security analyst area. Am still watching

This is day 1 of the google cyber security certificate I’m studying for. You’re the main reason why. I want to do something along the lines of protecting companies networks and testing firewalls etc

An idea to toss around @madhatistaken talk about how the word simple IT task in your resume

duuuude!!! youre funny as hell

Welcome to Cybersecurity, where time off is made up, and the job titles don't matter. That's right, the job titles are like security software on an end-user's workstation.

Hello. I'm trying to break into the cyber security field and your videos are very informative. Have you heard of Mile2 Certifications? If so, are they worth the time and money? Thanks for taking the time to read this.

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As always, great video! Hats off to anyone that geeks out about Governance or Risk Management 🤢

Thanks a lot for your videos. Please, I need your take on the cissp endorsement process as I am writing the exam soon and want to be endorsed and not just an associate. I have always worked as a security guard over 5 years now, and from my role, I have seen that I do many things. Isc2 said I should have 5 years experience in 2 or more of the 8 domains. I know that my jobs is in domain 3 the physical security aspect but I also believe that I do risk management as a guard as I have to always assess any threats on a site for example, check for any vulnerabilities e.g a broken fence and what could happen if that threat e.g a theif brokes through it and steals. I also write reports and have to update the owners of the site about any threat and vulnerabilities that I found and also advice them on what can be done, but they have the final say on the matter. This is in domain 1, and then in domain 3, you have more physical security. Will this be enough for my endorsement? I also have a degree that takes away 1 year from the 5 years. I have also been learning with groups of people where we try to solve problems, and this started in 2019 kind of an internship, but it was on and off in cloud computing and business analysis. I will be working on many real projects such as iso27001,DLP, Nessus e.t.c soon before I apply for the endorsement will that help? Sorry for my long message, but I just wanted to give you as much information as possible. Thanks for your help in advance.

Great video. Literally each one of the paths can be a video unto itself, especially Blue Teaming.

How do people in the military translate over? Does cyber in the military help or does it actually detract?

You had to blue ball me on the roadmap lol , nice vid

At first I was like, “Why is he wearing a mask…”

Then I was like, “Oh, he’s discussing Cyber Security!”

Subscribed! 😀

Please drop the cert road path vid!!!

Hey, I finished my bachelors in software engineering last year and now I am in my masters in AI. However i landed a part time job as a IT Sec Manager because I was very interested in cybersecurity and they were interested in my programming background and I did some hack the box CTF etc. I like the job very much espicially application security and i can imagine doing my career in IT sec in the future. But i like to get a guidance for longterm: Would you recommend doing a career in Cyber Security in general so doing a CISSP sooner or later or change the job to a application security job like pentester (OSCP)? I am currently preferring getting a job as a pentester but I do not know if i live in a dream world. I do some bug bounties, ctf, etc in my spare time but I would not say that i have enough knowledge to get a such job in 1-3 years. However if I stay at the job which i currently have also after my study, I think I can get very much knowledge and experience for IT-sec in general. But i would not learn how to pentest pratically or get a practical skill. It is more a managing job…

what do you think about the platform "LetsDefend" ?

I really like the videos you make, fun to watch ! Not all those other "guru's" that are like "Learn cybersecurity now and earn +100k !" meanwhile they are only showing them drinking coffee and having brakes.

I will stick with the savage bank robber that funny enough gives a lot of value :)

So I just started a cyber security bootcamp last week through NC state and I’m just confused should I be doing that or doing the google course I’m just feeling in over my head and don’t know what road to take

CAN WE GET A MAD HAT REACTS VIDEO?

What about cyber incident management side of incident response?

Hello sir!

I'm from the Philippines! is it possible to work on Cyber Security in the U.S. remotely? (Working for U.S. while living from other countries)

Just passed my sec+ pocket prep definitely helped

Which of this niches is most prone to the implementation of mathetatics?

Thanks, now illl never have to use apple maps again! neat

Hi Mad Hat,just joined your channel,great & helpful videos! When the video about the roadmap will be released?😊

Hahaha im so glad you just referenced SOAR. I just cited a SOAR activity/usage while writing a response in my google cybersecurity certificate course, but absolutely couldnt remember what it stood for, and while logging back into it, allowed this vid to play again for a minute or two, and there it was lol. Thanks.