Is Coding Important for Cyber Security?

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love this video recently wanted to change fields to software engineering and electrical. i have to learn coding while in school and doing freelance in cyber security does not seem bad at all.

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I have one more year to go and started teaching myself coding a few years ago but i definitely wished i started earlier because it makes things so much easier. in the long run especially with scripting problems i could just write a line or two instead of clicking around or figuring out linux commands, so much easier to understand what the script is actually saying although linux is still better.

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Does Data Structures and Algorithms matter in Cyber Security?

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You should know a scripting language(Python) A compiled language(C) and a database language(SQL) after that mess around with some basic machine code

Its absolutely important to coding skills even if you dont need to code.

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I recently graduated with a computer science degree and I know coding but I want to get into cyber security. What skills should I work on and what jobs should I look for to continue to use my development skills?

I learned coding and felt so empowered that i have not felt in years.

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There are number of instruments who could be extended with various codes. Depends, if You want to be expert with Your tool.

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I’m 35 and I’m about to maybe maybe waste 17k in a cyber security program that last 11 months but I have no clue of computer network or coding or programming these people are telling me I will learn python in the program but I feel I should learn other things first

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Thanks for sharing this video. I recently earned a Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security from the University of Phoenix. My background in physical security and proficiency with computers make me a highly qualified candidate. Being a novice to programming, I am eager to learn coding in Cyber Security. It is the act of programming cyber security that instructs the computer what to do and ensures that information is protected from cyber criminals. Your knowledge of coding and cyber security is extensive. My goal is to become certified in Comptia Network+ and Comptia Security+ through a tutor who can break down the concepts in coding, cyber security, and prepare me to break them down.

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Im gonna train myself until become skywalker programmer.

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SQL querying is another coding language that cybersecurity pros should have in their backpocket. Combine that with scripting and a couple of developer-level languages of your choice (JavaScript and C++ being my picks due to how prevelant they are) and you'll be sitting pretty.

Great stuff! I would like to add one more thing that for most of the people with half baked programming skill, it's much better to stick to the ready available tool even though it might not be the most comfortable for you, than making something on your own. Never underestimate your ability to screw things up

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I am a software developer and I was thinking about getting into cyber and now you just opened my mind on getting into cyber
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Another reason to learn to code is that it's well, fun.

And learning python and java isn't rocket science. But it's time consuming, because it's NOT like riding a bike. The first language I learned was Turbo Pascal decades ago and I never used it professionally and I've pretty much completely forgotten it.

Im fine being a stormtrooper

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Almost ready to go to n.y.u. for my bachelors in cybersecurity. never had any experience. may want to study first and see if I can keep up..

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I think one can study cyber security as analyst without learning coding right? Some postgraduate courses/programs have not tech in it for example, master of cyber security analysis - has not tech in it like python, sql or r(studio). What do you think?

so does that mean if a computer science guy went into cyber security he would instantly be top level talent because of his coding experience?

I just graduated studying primarily software engineering and realized I like the scripting distinction better, and have gotten more interested in security. I'm hoping what I learned can help but I'd rather use programming as more of a tool for a task than developing fully fleshed out software. The former seems more hands on where the latter seems more boring and extremely reliant on whole teams working toward building and maintaining something. I don't know, it seems more proactive and less boring. Had I realized this earlier, maybe I would have changed course a little bit, but I'm glad to at least now feel like I'm genuinely interested in something rather than studying it because I feel like I need to. I hope I can one day get good at security in general, and maybe my programming knowledge will serve me.

Maybe I'll take a dev position for now and learn more about security, and kind of specialize on my own time.

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I am learning cybersecurity and have 0 knowledge of coding but would luv to learn and practice. Can you recommend a few languages other than python that I can look at.

Very very helpful! But which programming language is better for a cyber security to learn?

Sir,although I can’t speak full English but I am really interested to this topic,I want to study cyber security in college,is there any advice that I can pass my interview?(I am a year 11 pupil)

Bro you are incredible, thank you for making these videos. I was planning to go into cyber security but I’m glad I’ve started to do my own independent study before entering any courses. I wanna be ahead of the curve by the time I get my foot through the door and people like you help do that. Thank you for the videos 👊🏼👊🏼

Thanks sir. I really new at coding. I starting my company till people how too code all that. Thanks this helps a lot what you saying