Get RICH In Tech: TOP 4 Entry Level Cyber Security Jobs

"i call it cyber security analyst" well dont because that is an entirely different job . aka bug bounty hunters

I love you, man! you rock. thanks for the insights. you put it in simple words and go right to the point

Well shit, i can specialize in the very first level of position you listed and be set. I am frugal and lean towards the minimalistic side of life and have been able to survive and make it on half of that and less. No debt besides my mortgage and no kids and I would love to work from home 🤷🏻‍♂️.

man the b-roll meme stuff is so annoying but you have good info so i push on through, i guess its more for the younger crowd who currently find it amusing.

Keep up the good info dude.

This guy is an absolute GEM!!!! Thanks for your passion to help us out Bro!

Mad hat- according to this you do need a bachelors degree

I can actually watch your videos to learn AND laugh :) Thanks for doing what you do!

Great video

Very interesting love it

Id def say SOC analyst is an entry level job too. Also a growing field would be

Security analyst dealing specifically with PCI -DSS compliance. Do your homework on how you can go far with pci compliance.

Out of curiosity... what made you go from running a shopify store (assumption) to wanting to work in cyber? Do you do both now, or are you fully transitioned?

hey mad am a beginner with cyber security do you have any advice for me to choose the right career path for me and btw love you're videos man

I'm just looking to get my foot in the cyber security door. I'm happy with an analyst position that offers growth, opportunity, and a great environment to learn in. I'm also ok if it doesn't offer growth as long as the skills are in demand I can show that to my next employer. I'm in a help desk style role now and I'm going to a 6 month boot camp in about a month. The plan is to move from help desk to CySec by April of next yr.

If one has bachelors in International Relations, Financial [bank] call center job currently, and taking my security + exam next month, what’s the probability of me being prepared enough/ getting hired for an Information Security Analyst position?

are you mormon

You mentioned having a degree is of high importance, I’ve heard multiple other people consider this to be untrue. Can you explain?

As an ISA in biggest cusomer SEC in my country I make only 20K at max... so I guess I need to change country of living.

Bro do u wear mask here bcz u want ur private and public life separate ? If yes can u guide how can we keep our private life more private from the online people mostly? Like if we use linkedin etc platforms and our online people also know that then there is zero privacy left lol

Your content is refreshing and unique compared to most cybersecurity channels subscribed.

Well 10000hours to me depends on the job....i have forsure atleast around 80 000h in my job but i have so many different planes to work on i wouldnt call myself an expert on all of those planes.

I started in cyber with an associates and some certs. Now my employer is paying for my Bach and more certs

oh oof. that wow /played time moment hit a little too close to home fml lmao

So I can’t get a job without getting the bachelor?

Ok lets say that you work and live in SF so 80000 -40% tax /12 =4000 - 3000 rent - 500 food - 500 gas, mobile etc= 0 or - , 😂 great work)

Great Information Mad Hat🎉

Hey Mad Hat, I'm an undergraduate and want to get into Pentesting , i have eJPT and working on some freelance pentest projects to gain experience through a startup which offer PTaaS. Do you think I'm focusing on right niche or should i learn something related to blue teaming and them pivot

any recommendations for setting up a home soc lab on a macbook?

Sec Dev Ops sounds like it would be a solid career choice.

Great content. Hopefully I’ll be an analyst. I have CEH, SEC+, Splunk core, AWS CCP, and ISC (2) CC all last year in the span of 6 months. Currently a VTC facilitator looking to transfer as soon as I can.

Man you making cyber security look like fun LOL

Sooo wait a minute. A consultant is someone a company hires based off of their expertise. If you've never been in infosec before, how can you become a Security Consultant? And to even convince the company to hire you when you'd need to learn as you go.

I love your editing man. I can see your progression from your earlier work. If you can, would you be willing to do more anecdotes on life in the cybersecurity field or different SIEMs, EDRs, IDS/IPS , Vulnerability scanning tools etc to familiarize ourselves with?

Is cyber -security one word or two!!??

Soo how did you learn how to analyze the logs? I've started a job in Soc on the monday and it seems like it is going to be the main part of this job.

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you really are ,,undersubscribed", your videos are great <3 <3

Hey Mad Hat, really loving the development of your channel, keep up the good work buddy!

what is easiest way to work remote? in this field of course

stewie griffin 🤣🤣🤣

Excited to see the video about the certs!

Don't tell me Mad Hat was a drop-shipper! 🤣

Nice