What a fascinating interview. Thank you both for your conversation!

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Recently took 601 and failed and the test proctor told me that 701 was easier. Not sure about that but if i studided for 601 can i just retake it and do 701? I didn't even know that 601 retires literally next month. Still would've been nice to be certified though.

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I have a .cap file for a wifi network Can you help me crack it??😂😂

I have a .cap file for a wifi network Can you help me crack it??😂😂

Excellent video, Leighton shared some incredibly useful and enlightening information. I appreciate the valuable content, thank you.

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I have a question if @Infosec or anyone with G7 exposure can answer I am student of DEVSYSOPS. (And I plan to move abroad as Skill Worker ) One thing which come in my mind is I practice Hijab, (garment worn by some Muslim women to cover their hair.) Based on my skills (merit), is there a chances for me to get into Fortune 500? or my Hijab Practice can be hindress.

Been reading the 601 about to switch to 701 because of these changes

I am in no way associated with Infosec except as a Bootcamp student and let me tell you I wholeheartedly believe in Infosec Bootcamps. My strong advice is these bootcamps are definitely not for beginners as the instruction is at an extremely fast pace, but for some that have the knowledge already and can build upon their own knowledge of the subject matter, within the boot camp. I was able to pass the Security+ and the CySA+ exams and thus am certified now with those two new certifications. The boot camps were just refreshers for me but truly am excited I was able to pass those two exams. My next bootcamps are going to be, CEH/Pentesting dual certifications, CCSP exam, CASP+ certification, Cloud+, Microsoft Azure Exam 104 and the CISSP, all done through the Infosec boot camps

This guy has the best tips to go about the exam! Highly recommend him!

This is really insightful

LOVE her recommendations on 26:30: 1. Use Google alerts to find information on data privacy 2. Certifications (optional) or read a book on privacy 3. Learn something new about AI 10mins for 30 days - you'll know more about it than most people. Her advice is straightforward and doable.

Should I start Digital Forensics with a BS in cloud computing or cybersecurity from WGU or just digital forensic itself from champlin college?

What would a programmer's first step be to get into forensics?

Does one need CCNA, LINUX, or Sec+ beforehand?

It is really interesting to know who is behind such multi-stage cyber security testing. At JetSoftPro, a software development service, we conduct a penetration test in 7 steps and immediately involve a team of cyber security specialists in the testing, because it is important, as Gemma said, to understand that several "minds" are working on the task at once :)

some violation of the kid's privacy there, but thanks for the vid :)

I hate when employers make a job so difficult when its not. Cybersecurity is suppose to be in demand career, but they all want you to have 3 or 5 years of experience. You need a degree some say, or another, you just need a certificate. Most probably had no experience because they know someone. None of these jobs want to train you they want you to come from other job already experienced. No one has thought…if your getting hired with my company I'm train you how I want you to do the job. That's why some business struggle now they lean on the experience that the employee received for another job. My 4 year degree was a complete waste of my life and money. The worst decision ever to make without a scholarship or a having a degree that will pay you back. Criminal justice is not the degree to have.

Just want to say.... I ain't trying to hack into ANYTHING! maybe that makes me a poor security analyst prospect but .... yeah

.....Just passed CASP+ days ago, pretty challenging, as ive already A+/Sec+/Net+/Cysa that made it a little favourable......

This interview was well organized ~ thanks!

is it best to obtain a degree in cybersecurity or cloud computing/engineering to become a digital forensics

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Which dictionary is this? Where can it be found? Please thanks

Fantastic video ❤

I liked this🤞🏾

Loved every minute thank you for sharing with our community

Social Engineering, the only technique feared even by the elite cyber security professionals🤞🏾

This is awesome, thanks

I can't wait. Btw Happy Memorial day

Thank you.

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This video has given me two more subjects the investigate.😃👍

I've always despised security questions. The questions are recycled and how many of these answers have been breached and leaked?

Thanks

Do I need to get the practitioner cert if I'm new to both or just the practitioner knowledge then get the cloud architect cert?

understanding the binary is the foundation. imho.👌

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Nice podcast Even better if it can be bit more practical

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what extracurricular activities can I do for getting into Cyber Security universities.

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Great podcast Tom, I loved the way you explained the difference between a CISO and a CIO. It was good to hear about what you're up too now!

I finished my Masters in Cybersecurity. It started after watching web series MR. Robot.