Maaan, this was so cool. Ty for the video.

Have no idea what you are saying!

more tutorials pls!

I do a general IT studie I have to say that Security is one of the easiest things I had. But I only got to learn how to use Nmap MBSA Security Onion and how to detect fake emails and videos's. I want maybe to get specialised into the security. I don't know if it's just a small fraction of what you have to know to be a Proffesional Security analyst or that it is a good basic. Can someone tell on what kind of level my security knowledge is?

Here in the U.S. having a bachelors is required for many tech jobs, especially for more senior positions. Further, the structure and guidance of a typically college course can be much better for learning than a self-guided route. Just gotta find the right school.

Hi Jono! Really love your content. Can you also talk about what security analyst or security engineering position interviews are like, and how someone could prepare for them?

Hi Jono! Really love your content. can you also talk about what interviews are like for SOC analyst or security engineering positions?

I’m in interior design industry. Do you recommend learning python? Just curious.

100% automation video deep dive sounds awesome

Your organization is more mature than most just from what you're displaying in this video.

Great vid. Just curious, did you get a degree in Cybersecurity?

professor messor

Well said brother. What started my quest for knowledge began when I was ten. It was a book my 6th great grand father wrote called “Reason:the only oracle of man”. In it, he talks about the important of critical thinking and how the church has subverted the ability to critically thing; among many other topics. It was a book that changed my way of thinking and began the quest of seeking knowledge. What started it for you?

It's not hard just challenging. With proper dedication and patience, I know I will make it

This is a really great video. Just showing some appreciation and love to the work you're putting out...and yes; thanks for skipping the coffee, exercise, and skin routine part of your morning. Subscribed :)

One thing about the certifications though, do those prices include study materials/course content to learn the information, or is it just the exam fees to only take the exam itself? Because that is pretty important to consider too. I know even self-paced non-university courses can end up costing thousands, like CEH for example...

My bros: 😅😅😅 ahh you see i can explain

I am receiving this message when I search for my hostname and when I search index=botsv3 "No results in current time range."

You read my mind I've been battling this exact decision for weeks

Share the certificates again, I can’t see them properly

can you make a video about cybersecurity fundamental , topic to focus on and some certifications too. Your videos are great and really helpful for beginners to know about the depth and essence of cybersecurity. Thank you :)

I've worked with many cybersecurity folk and none of them had these certs

Yeah bro do that video of automation

Jokes on you, I already have an AS in cybersecurity HEHEHE

Yes, more of automation

yes 👍

Finally a real video of how looks like a day in the life of a job. not your tipical drinking coffee, eat breakfast bullshit

Yes, let's see what is all about.

yes please give a deeper dive

I'm doing Tafe part time and it's a joke, worse course i've ever done, typical gov run circus.

What job you done uncle?

LETS GO JONO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thanks man you help me out for the installation of kali can you make some tutorials on penetration testing 🥺🥺

Yes please upload a full video

Yes sir video upon a automation

I came into cybersecurity through dancing, and find it a lot easier than the arts.

Is Cisco packet tracer with ccna 1 knowledge a good start ?

hi! i go to a good college on a schorlarship, but i majored in cs now cybersecurity has picked y interest after taking one cybersecurity class for fun. Is it possible to finish my major and then try out cybersecutity with self study or go to grad school for cyber security?

I am a high school student with no experience in technology, but am very interested in the IT industry. What should I study first so that I can expand my views?

im currently in an upskillng training and have no previous experience. But i really wanna work as an SOC analyst. hopefully i have what it takes :D thanks for that input!

Amazing content sir. I request to make a video on splunk query essentials if possible.

wher are you live uncle

When people make this argument they look too near sighted with it. The reason you should do a degree is not because it is going to help you get that first job more than Certifications. The reason you do the degree is because 15-20 years down the line, the roles you are going to be competing for are going to be against people with Master's or higher levels of education. So you should go ahead and knock out the bachelor's.

I gave up on cybersecurity completely. A year ago when i had 7 different certificates done, some internships, i decided to look for jobs and man, the amount of times i never got a call back or rejection, just made me realize that its not even possible anymore, so I went back to trucking instead

good video

College is a scam.

Hi Juno, have you ever used PowerBI as a SOC analyst (Apart from Splunk) to visualize data or a metric for various scenarios. For example, incidents: how many incidents are being received per month How many incidents are considered as critical, medium or low. Where are the incidents are coming from.

Whilst what he said is true for the most part, I was able to learn a lot off of my bachelor's degree in college. I learnt a good chunk of the CompTIA Security+ content from my degree. Of course, it's a much more expensive way to learn stuff (comptia study notes can be found for as little as 10 dollars) but at the same time it gives me a degree (which is really valuable in the industry even if it seems pointless) and something which is much more important - Motivation from like minded individuals. I know this sounds childish and something that doesn't matter at all, but personally I saw my friends taking an initiative to learn more outside the degree by self studying and referring videos. Of course, if you're really determined enough, no external force is needed for you to achieve your goal. Just seeing them learn a lot made me feel left out and I started getting into my own headspace to study cybersecurity. We would often have a weekly discord call during the weekends to discuss anything new we learnt (like a new tool or a new resource) and share it amongst one another to help each other out. Of course it's not because of the degree that I was able to meet such talented and motivated individuals, but I believe a part of the reason I try to put in effort to study for cybersecurity is because of them. I know this wouldn't work for everyone but I just felt like sharing my own personal story.

Then what to do, i mean i am doing bachelor degree in cybersecurity, how to get practical experience without job?

Can you make a video of wazuh lab ?