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Why will you fail in a Cyber Security career?
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Don’t become a statistic of why people fail in Cyber Security careers! Throughout my career in Cyber Security I have been able to identify five consistent reasons why people are simply not cut out for the field. Believe it or not, none of the reasons why people are unsuccessful have anything to do with mental capacity or not being “smart enough.” We need more people to be successful in helping secure companies so it’s important that you know what’s required for a beneficial career.
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@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

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@Bronx-NY 2 года назад

Can you talk about starting this career from scratch at ur 40s ! What do you think ? I subscribed & liked ! u own me an answer bro

@massinissaj2208 2 года назад

@@Bronx-NY same here man I'm in my 40s . Id like to say I've never fully succeeded in anything . There are flash in my life toward this path .

@massinissaj2208 2 года назад

@@Bronx-NY you can do it and you will succeed , this like Bruce Lee path where he train in dojo and while other students finish their day and go to rest he go back home and master what he learned and add couple moves of his own. After some tears picture start getting clear and you will find yourself in it and what exactly your good at.

@gabrielito60ify 3 года назад

Doing it for the money. And it interests me.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Both of those are great reasons. Remember the money will come in this field so don't suffer through areas you don't enjoy.

@nandanbhadania5444 3 года назад

Seeing you answering a lot of questions, can you let me know how can I get into a cyber security career after going through the IB diploma in high school. And what should I do, like I really don’t have any idea about universities or colleges. I will be taking my SAT in high school though, which helps in getting into universities and colleges... pls help

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I recommend checking out my Getting Started page ( www.jongood.com/getting-started/ ) and grabbing a free copy of my eBook where I give a lot of answers to your initial questions that you are going to have.

@plutonium771 3 года назад

Computer science vs computer science specialization in cyber security which one is better plz reply

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

It depends on what you want to do in your career. If it were me in that situation and I wanted computer science, I would lean towards the computer science degree first, and then if you have time and energy at the end go ahead and add the specialization.

@harjotsaini1038 4 года назад

Your Camera Autofocus thinks that your mike is more improtant than your face

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Thank you for the feedback I will make sure that is fixed.

@dcrock8978 4 года назад

Mike Sudol thanks Mic

@KolRevon 3 года назад

whO isMikE

@freddelarsson4434 4 года назад

You obviously need to be curious and want to learn the subject that you're getting into. Majority of everything people study requires you to learn on your own time, like basicly everything.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

There is definitely a difference between passive curiosity and active curiosity. Just like any field, sometimes people go into it for the wrong reasons and end up disappointed. Cyber Security is different from a lot of fields in that things change daily versus many other career fields that might do things the same way for decades. This means people have to be willing to continuously learn if they want to be successful.

@jojifan1106 3 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber other than constant learning is there something else that makes it different from other fields? im a 9th grader and i've done a lot of research on this most ppl say its not that bad and its worth it cuz they make a lot of money. but i haven't really heard a lot of ppl say anything bad abt it. can you tell me some of the disadvantages?

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Money really shouldn't be your primary factor on a specific job because eventually the enjoyment of getting paid a certain amount will fade and you'll be in a job you hate. Documentation is something that a lot of people don't enjoy and also sometimes people assume that they won't deal with people but you will deal with users frequently in most technology jobs.

@jojifan1106 3 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber im not intrested cuz they make a lot of money. i mean yea they do make a lot but i always wanted to work with the law enforcement in some way get down the bad guys and stuff. that's why im kind of interested in this field. I don't think i'll mind dealing with ppl that much. Thank you for explaining tho!

@RICo60234 3 года назад

I could take this a lot more seriously if he was in focus at all

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Thank you for the feedback!

@andrewgraham7659 4 года назад

Looking at getting into the industry and really just researching if it is for me or not.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Glad to have you and thank you for viewing!

@Rach113 3 года назад

Same

@hazbin-y2i 3 года назад

Great video! Quick question: How would I know that this is a field I want to get into if I have never gone hands on within the field and seen exactly what it is like?

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Good question! The first step is to see if different things you hear about the field are interesting. Additionally, information technology and cyber security are similar in a lot of ways in that a natural curiosity is one of the most important traits you will need. You don't even need to get into the field to start exploring how to configure security settings and see if you enjoy it.

@joek5930 3 года назад

Jon, After 15 years of welding and a layoff (1 and 1/2 yrs ago), I found myself pursuing a Computer Science w/a focus on Cybersecurity degree. I am nearly 40 years with a young family and must maintain my current job, so internships are a "no-go" for me. Fortunately, I have a job working for a local municipality as a creator/publisher for their GIS software (no prior experience or training, I have no clue how I obtained this position). My best friend is the IT director for the municipality and has agreed to let me work with the city's systems, when I have advanced a little further with my education ( I am only a year and a half in and am just starting my CSIS 100 course). What are some other experiences that I should ask of my IT Director friend?

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Honestly any experiences he is willing to allow would be beneficial. I would also ask him if there are any areas that they struggle with because you might be able to help enough that he would want to hire you onto the staff.

@abcdef-kx2qt 2 года назад

HOP SING TAKING YOUR JOB FOOL

@itsDjjayyArt 2 года назад

And I was gonna go into welding but it seems it's not worth it

@PDaddy0120 Год назад

@@itsDjjayyArt it's not worth it at all. 22 year old welder here

@TangomanX2008 3 года назад

It took me five years of trying before I finally found a role as a SOC analyst. Basically, in addition to lots of self study and getting a security+ cert and learning some basic red hat skills, years of fruitless applications to soc roles, I found a service desk role at a managed services company. I went in as a service desk tech and after about two years later I was promoted to SOC analyst.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Excellent! Getting into a SOC can definitely be one of the more challenging areas to break into since it typically requires a decent amount of technical skills and knowledge. How did you like working for an MSSP?

@TangomanX2008 3 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber I enjoyed it. I learned a lot. Since it was the night shift, It had enough of a work load to give me lots of experience with Active Directory and Azure .

@johnbob2871 4 года назад

Started as help desk. Now I help the cybersecurity person to ensure systems are compliant. I also help with the other soft skills. I am not there yet. I know I will be soon. I plan on taking CISSP this year.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Awesome sounds like solid experience. Good luck working towards the CISSP! Let me know how it goes.

@jonjon2645 3 года назад

Hi, what skills or experience did you require to get a job at a help desk?

@johnbob2871 3 года назад

@@jonjon2645 I had security plus and can do attitude

@johnhagariii9771 3 года назад

the reason i was thinking about it because this seems like the future of warfare. and it seems like it’ll be a valuable asset in the future in general

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Cyber Security definitely impacts nearly all companies and sectors and the need is growing by the day.

@ryyng81 4 года назад

Good content! May I suggest moving the microphone out of the middle of the frame so we can see your face.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Thank you for the feedback and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! On my newer videos I did adjust the positioning lower so let me know if that is better. That particular microphone is meant to only pick up audio directly into it and to block out the noise coming from the sides so my positioning is fairly limited for the best audio quality.

@zk5640 3 года назад

I am as focused for my cyber security career as the camera is on Jon xD

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

So extremely focused? Sweet!

@deventamargo4436 2 года назад

I’m a double major in mis with an information security track and business analytics. I’m in my second year in college and I’m worried Because I see most in this field are cs majors or cyber security majors. Can I break into cyber security with my current set up and is my double major desirable?

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Ultimately if you are in a related degree program like CS, CIS, MIS, cyber, etc. then you will be learning about topics that will apply to the career field. In all honesty, there are plenty of people with no degree or degrees in other subjects that are successful in this career field. One piece of advice is to supplement your degree with industry certifications and the ones I recommend can be found in my eBook ( jongood.com/getstarted/ ).

@deventamargo4436 2 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber thank you for the reassurance. I will def use those certs to help specialize myself since MIS is a general degree.

@trevormurphy5032 4 года назад

I’m going onto my senior year studying Cyber a Defense & Information Assurance. I had plans to study abroad that took an arrow to the knee due to Covid so I’m taking a semester off. It’s been difficult finding an internship that’s more than basic IT. I have several years of IT work, but can’t find a position such as SOC that will hire me because of lack of experience. What should I do to better my chances of finding a career in my field after I graduate?

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Hmm that's interesting on the internships...what were your actual job titles or responsibilities when working in IT? SOCs are definitely one of the more technical areas of Cyber Security which can be more difficult to land right out of the gate. Have you looked into certifications like CompTIA CySA+, Cisco Cyber Ops Associate, or Blue Team Level 1? All three of those are very relevant for SOC jobs but the BTL1 is a practical certification and could give you a little more street credibility even though it just came out this past summer. You can even try to expand the types of security jobs you are applying to because remember there are all kinds of different areas...security operations, compliance, security engineering, etc...and some are easier to break into than others.

@BabyCakes32301 4 года назад

Hello Jon I am 19 years old. Working a 9-5 right now. Not going to school for anything at the moment . I recently just found out about cyber security and it seems very interesting to me. Coming from somebody who doesent know very much about it at all where would you suggest I start .. I've been watching beginner videos/classes about cyber security on RU-vid and taking notes on the terminology as well . Thanks for the video (:

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

I have a few things that I would do....first of all I would check out some of the "day in the life" videos about Cyber Security because they will give you a little more insight on what it's like day-to-day. Second, I would get a job in IT as soon as possible. Cyber Security is pretty difficult to break into most of the time if you don't have prior experience and this way you can build some foundational knowledge. I would also look at getting an A+ and Network+ because these will help you get into an IT (probably help desk) job. If you can get into an IT job without the A+, then you can probably skip it at that point. Last, I would grab a copy of my eBook ( www.jongood.com/newsletter/ ) because I have a full road map of certifications and things to learn. All the things I list will apply in IT so you will be traveling the same path either way for the first few years at least. Make sure to check out the rest of my videos because there is plenty of career advice and good information that will be applicable to your journey.

@EricTheRed25 4 года назад

That Microphone is looking nice and sharp.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Thank you for the feedback! I'm always learning and working to improve my content.

@user-ht9fr6eh9u 3 года назад

Its bloody horrid, overhead much better

@ibrahimalfagay1108 Год назад

Hi Jon I'm currently doing my last year in high school before going to uni. I'm not sure on wether i should do a BSc in Computer Science and then do a Masters in Cyber Security or a BSc in Cyber Security

@JonGoodCyber Год назад

My first piece of advice is to focus on one degree at a time. Multiple degrees sounds great but I would evaluate later if you actually want or need another degree. As far as the degrees that you mention, both areas of study will satisfy the requirement but Computer Science tends to be a more difficult area (heavy in math and programming), and the path is more geared towards development or application security. Basically if you don't like math or programming...or you don't want to work in development or application security...then it doesn't really make sense to go through the pain of that program. Likewise, if you prefer the Cyber Security route, you can always pickup a programming language or two outside of school.

@massinissaj2208 2 года назад

Q: is possible to start cyber security from group 0 with no experience what so ever . I Wanna start cyber security because I understand what I see and I feel I have potential for it . From where to start I don't know, and exactly what in cyber security will be best fit for me I don't know.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

It's possible to get a job in Cyber Security with no work experience, however it's not possible without having practiced in a lab environment (at minimum) and to have learned a decent amount of information. I recommend checking out my free eBook ( jongood.com/getstarted/ ) where I provide the skills and certifications that you should pursue to give yourself the best opportunity possible.

@Jezeux1 2 года назад

Am a graphic designer but I really have passion for filmmaking. But getting equipments is high and cost , so am choosing a new career like cyber security . Hope am taking the right decision sir please?

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

If you enjoy learning about technologies and how to secure them then it will be a great choice. On the other hand, if you don't enjoy learning new stuff frequently, then it might not be a good choice but only you can make that determination.

@ImbraWolf Год назад

i failed at cybersec because i did not know the OS that well, but im still interested in cybersec even though i failed.

@JonGoodCyber Год назад

What do you mean that you failed? Did you have a job and it didn't work out? Regardless, this career field is all about growing your knowledge and continuing to evolve so stay with it!

@guyy6800 2 года назад

Good video and content but I’ll be honest and give some feedback. My ADHD brain is so bored I almost couldn’t watch the video.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback! I aim to make every video better and more enjoyable to watch.

@hamzael_nour9587 4 года назад

I want to be the person who defends people's properties. Because in my perspective I think I will help people and at the same time I will get money.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

What exactly do you mean by "defending people's properties?"

@fabriciogarcia6307 4 года назад

I wanna be cyber security professional for curiosity i read about and is so exciting, but i dont have experience in the area. I was studying astronomy instrumentation and doing practice in Software Defined Radio. Im beginning with CCNA. Regards

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Interesting career change! Many people, including myself, didn't start out with security being their first path so it definitely can be done.

@fabriciogarcia6307 4 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber thanks a lot for tour answer!

@aitatchakounte9949 2 года назад

Hi, I was a nurse student but I want to start with cybersecurity. Is it a best decision?

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

@hyp3240 3 года назад

The reason why I wanted to get into cyber security is because I love learning and understanding how things work and following up with my passion to IT and technology I believe this would be the right path for me. I also love helping people out and working with people to solve problems. I hope those qualities let me expand in the cyber security section

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Awesome and thank you for sharing!

@notdave2993 2 года назад

I just like the pay checks.

@christineallen3003 4 года назад

Thank you! I Start my classes in a few weeks! This video was very informative!

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

You're welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! That's always an exciting time.

@tommurray3347 3 года назад

Cyber#-want to work from home-advice please

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Typically the more experience you have, the more work from home opportunities that are available. With that being said, after last year many companies are starting to shift their thinking and allow more work from home opportunities. Jobs typically will list if WFH is an option and just make sure you bring it up in interviews and if you get an offer.

@DrewLutz0185 3 года назад

How can I really know I’m interested, without a large investment of time to figure out if I’d even really like the field? How does one go about finding out if they would be good at something without a large amount of research?

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Do you find technology interesting? Do you like messing around with technology to see what's possible? Honestly, working in technology itself is a skill that can be improved over time as long as you are interested. Cyber Security itself might be more challenging to predict if you will like it so I would start by just looking at technology and IT in general. IT certifications like the A+ and Network+ from CompTIA are considered entry level for people without any experience and could give you a pretty good idea if you like the industry. Timewise you might be looking at a few months of studying and around $50 for study materials. If you want to try the certification exam after studying, you will spend another $300 or so. You can also watch "Day in the life" videos on sites like RU-vid to see what certain jobs are like from actual professionals in the industry.

@mxbx307 2 года назад

You have very well described why I quit cyber. Too much self study is expected and you're doing it wrong if you don't live and breathe the subject matter. That's not me and I like to have a life. In my final cyber role I was marked down on performance reviews for not being inquisitive enough. One thing you rightly pointed out is that too many people have tied "cybersecurity" to pentesting and red team hacking, or occasionally SOC work. A VERY small subset of people do this work and to be honest a lot of internal pentest teams are garbage and on very average pay. The real skill and money is in the peripatetic consultancy work. It's like saying you want to be a "doctor" so you can then just walk into neurosurgery on day one. Nope - you are far more likely going to become a respiratory specialist, or a rheumatologist, or diagnose bowel issues in children. My claim to fame at icebreaker events is that I'm the only person who ever quit the cyber industry for something else, meanwhile everyone else is bumrushing in.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing. Luckily there are more roles that evolving and not everything requires as much intense studying as technical roles but it definitely is a career field where you can't rely on what you learned 10 years ago (maybe not even 5).

@masterkc 2 года назад

Hi mx bx, what field did you change into? If you don't mind me asking. I'm looking to study soon as well but can't figure out if this industry will chew me up and spit me out before I even get my foot in the door 😂

@prathamrajgor 2 года назад

So Does that mean Becoming a pen tester is a bad idea?

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

I think that you should go after the types of jobs that both interest you the most and that you are capable of doing. With that being said, I believe in full transparency about what the job actually entails and the points that I make in this video usually seem to get glossed over when talking about the different jobs. The points should be considerations when you are deciding but only you can outweigh the pros and cons of the different jobs to make the decision.

@omkarghaisas3646 4 года назад

Hey great video. Request-Please make a beginner's guide(learning resources, certifications, career map etc.) on blue team side of cyber security.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Thank you for the request! I will put that on my list.

@omkarghaisas3646 4 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber thanks

@thetreoman 4 года назад

Well me and tens thousands of thousands of 18 year old kids who don’t do anything or know anything about computers, get training most effectively and fastest under the thumb of the military. Aim High and Fly Straight.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

The military definitely has the right idea when it comes to getting people qualified for jobs. It's too bad all companies don't have the same philosophy on training because they might have a better shot at not getting hacked (as frequently).

@axzdhar1.2.3.4.5takpandaiarab 3 года назад

Something disturbing my handphone

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I'm not sure what that means but thank you for viewing!

@thetreoman 4 года назад

You should make a video on people like me and most others. We took the military route to get into Cyber Security, networking, analyst, programming, IT, web design exc...

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

I'm not sure I would say "most others" since a very small fraction of people serve in the military but it definitely is a path with some good advantages. Unfortunately, I don't have any personal experience with the military or knowledge of how it works but I will add it to the list as a potential idea if I can find a way to work it in with accurate information.

@thetreoman 4 года назад

Jon Good Most off the guys in that field of the military. I mean

@malitman 2 года назад

You could film this in one take?

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

It really varies video by video. Sometimes there is content that ends up needing to be removed or there was a better way to present the information.

@navyhmhudson 4 года назад

Well, I thought I really wanted this career... until I got into this discrete mathematics course...... Making me rethink getting my masters in CS

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

The math you have for Computer Science is not typically what we deal with in most areas of Cyber Security. With that being said, the CS degree looks good if you can make it through but the most ideal thing is that you at least finish a degree to check that box if nothing else.

@navyhmhudson 4 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber Okay, thank god! lol

@Ahmed_96275 3 года назад

#Cyber I want to get into cybersecurity because it interests me very much ; especially SOC analyst field. I used to study and work with web development and I'm sick and tired of that field and its scattered curriculum and all of it's constantly changing languages,frameworks , and libraries. I feel like using coding as a tool, rather than the majority of the time , is what I would like to try . Anyone here coming from a web development fields . Thoughts ?

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Awesome! There is always a high demand in Cyber Security for people that have a development background because the majority of us aren't programmers.

@shinbi6728 3 года назад

play this on 2x speed trust me.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Slow or fast, as long as people get value out of the content then it's a win!

@akhilpadmanaban3242 4 года назад

Hello I am an Integrated (Master of Computer Applications+ Bachelor of Computer Applications ) student. I love coding a lot. SO if i develop my coding skills along with netwrking concepts..will i be able to pursue a great career??

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Although I am not familiar with that particular degree, programming/coding and networking knowledge are very useful. To have a great career, you must be willing to put in the work but it's totally possible.

@akhilpadmanaban3242 4 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber Thanks a lot sir

@unvaccinatedmgtowfitness 2 года назад

So much hype in this field.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Cyber Security is a very high-demand, high-growth career field and it will continue to be going into the future as more regulations continue to get put into place and companies continue to get hacked.

@JonathanSteadman2003 2 года назад

I want to work in cyber security. So soon will go to university. :). Anyone who wants to work at cyber security good luck. You will do well if you work hard. :)

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing and watching!

@nesternunez8430 4 года назад

Hey man, I decided to go back to school. I’m 28. Since I have my AA from when I was 22, I’m able to finish this degree in 4 years going part time. By the time I graduate I’ll be 32-33. Does age affect my chances of making a career change into CS...? I’ll still be young at 33, but man, people are cruel. Lol.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Age is not a factor. Honestly, there are plenty of people getting into the field that are older than that. Even at the age of 33, you probably have ~30+ years of work left to do which is plenty of time. The only downside is depending on what you get paid currently, you could end up making less initially but Cyber Security has a very high ceiling on pay.

@nesternunez8430 4 года назад

Jon Good I’m a plumber. I’m pretty sure I’ll be happy with the salary in CS. Lol

@nesternunez8430 4 года назад

Jon Good also, does one need to know coding? My python is pretty good, but are there any languages that are imperative to know to further excel?

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Knowing coding/programming is helpful but for most positions it's not a requirement. Python is very popular, but for other languages it really depends on what you are looking to do. C, C++, Java, and PHP are probably some of the most common languages you will see other than Python.

@chuckyyes 3 года назад

thanks for the demotivation

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

The content is meant to provide you with helpful information so you don't make avoidable mistakes and hopefully you can watch out for these issues in your career!

@lalix.trange5127 4 года назад

Hi Jon, i have a question, How a person can undertake a businness, be their own boss with the cybersecurity career, because, I only see that they talk about working in companies and for others. What is the reality and possibility.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Other options include consulting, managed security service provider, or configuring security tools (sort of like consulting). There are tons of smaller security companies that do niche tasks for companies but if you actually want to start one of those companies you will need experience and to know potential clients to get started.

@lalix.trange5127 4 года назад

Thanks pal!

@chriss1384 3 года назад

#cyber hi i'm consodering a career in cyber security and the company i'm going with is putting me through my CompTIA A+ & CYSA+ exams. Are these credentials enough or would more learning be required?

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. I would recommend checking out my Getting Started page ( www.jongood.com/getting-started/ ) and grab a copy of my eBook that will give you the recommended certifications to get for Cyber Security. It's fairly interesting that they are recommending the A+ and the CySA+ because they are meant for drastically different audiences.

@yjc2418 2 года назад

I just wonder..How fluent do I need to be to speak and listen in English? I want to learn Cybersecurity, and live in U.S.A now. But I am a not native speaker..so I am worried I can catch up the classes.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

I'm not sure if there is a way to quantify that but you will have to be able to understand the subjects and communicate with the people that you work with.

@yjc2418 2 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber Thank you for the reply:) Best regards.

@truckerbaty7425 2 года назад

Hey Jon! Do I need a degree to get a job in this field?

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

In most situations a degree isn't a firm requirement but it certainly be helpful in standing out. I recommend grabbing my free eBook ( jongood.com/getstarted/ ) where I talk about degrees vs certifications and most importantly the skills that you ultimately need.

@truckerbaty7425 2 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber thank you for the response sir!

@____7465 3 года назад

Hi Jon, I'm doing IBM CySA Intermediate then CompTIA because I wanna make businesses safer and I'm tired of being unemployed. Thanks for support.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

You'll have to let me know how that goes. It's interesting that IBM is adding CySA+ to their requirement because that is definitely not normal for certification vendors.

@mitzimccowan 2 года назад

From your video on cyber security, it seems to relate in multi fields of analysts. Is there a BSIS for career analyst seeking to obtain multiple areas of concentrations? Also choices of colleges to obtain this degree in CS or more importantly as combination for other interests I have, as global security, , global history and cultural studies, terrorism, NCTC, relational factors and languages? Agree that one focus of study, without willingness to diversify is weakness for future career growth. I heard about 5 different fields that you covered as reasons to fail at a CS degree alone. Any colleges of choices? Or any degree paths as BSIS to collectively get this type of overall focus, or minors?

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Most degrees will have a primary focus with the ability to get a minor or specialization in another area. It's going to be hard to be great in several major areas (compliance, SOC, penetration testing, etc.) but it's fairly common to be capable in several minor areas of a single major area. For example, if you are a penetration testing expert then you could know web applications, network penetration testing, etc....the main problem is that the major areas cover so much information and they don't always overlap, which makes it very difficult to excel in multiple areas. For recommended programs, I would look at the NSA Centers of Academic Excellence list ( www.nsa.gov/Academics/Centers-of-Academic-Excellence/ ) but you probably aren't going to find too many programs, if any, that combine the additional subjects you mentioned (global security, global history, etc.) with cyber security except possibly in the military.

@adiotic_gaming1642 3 года назад

is there any possible ways to get into a cyber security jobs . without getting any degrees and certificates but have more knowladge skills and experiences.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

It is certainly possible but it will be significantly more difficult. Employers use degrees and certifications to help establish a baseline of knowledge that you might possess in order to determine if you are worth interviewing. Without degrees or certifications you would need to be able to WOW an employer by demonstrating your knowledge and abilities through a GitHub account, blog, or some other method.

@christopherpowel2298 2 года назад

Money makes the world go round. We all love it

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Thank you for watching!

@shrutilthoria5664 4 года назад

Sir I am from India . I am just starting my college for cybersecurity . So can I go ahead with cybersecurity or big data analytics.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Excellent! I don't understand your question asking if you "can go ahead with cyber security or big data analytics?" Both are growing fields but the decision is yours to make.

@shrutilthoria5664 4 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber ohk

@aa-oc1yi 3 года назад

why tf did i activate my indian accent for this comment :)))

@cbmccormach 3 года назад

aннa I do too 👀😂

@jlprescott7243 4 года назад

Currently, working as a support analyst for over 10-years and a bachelors degree in computer information systems. Went back to college to pursue a dual-major in information security and assurance, and cybersecurity. Given that security is vital within an organization, I went back to college to gain more knowledge and needed a challenge with a rewarding career and great prospects. Cheers!

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Awesome stuff! What are you working on next? Certifications?

@jlprescott7243 4 года назад

Jon Good - Starting with the CompTIA certs: Network+ and Security+, leading to CCNA and CISSP.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Good stuff and good luck on your journey!

@jlprescott7243 4 года назад

Jon Good - Thanks, I am excited to start the semester next week. If it was not for Covid-19, I would not have gone back to school better myself.

@francis2k488 2 года назад

@@jlprescott7243 No if it wasn't...… You are doing great already and will get your goals achieved at the right time if you quit not. Kudos.

@robertgiangregorio1018 2 года назад

This video has been very helpful, thank you. As someone debating a career path in this field, this video helps give some more input on the idea

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

I'm glad that I could help and you're welcome!

@gilljag4161 3 года назад

Negativity

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Pure positivity! I want people to succeed.

@shubhamdwivedi7766 3 года назад

One thing I should mention that having certifications is good for checking marks on resume to get interview calls for getting hired skillset and experience matters the most plus decision making Don't expect to get interview or job just by cert's having some hands on training or internship highlights the resume more remember many people who will apply are applying because they have those requirements but why HR would select a candidate depends on above factors 👍

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

The value of certifications is much more important early on in a career but it is correct that certifications are only one aspect of a qualified candidate.

@shubhamdwivedi7766 3 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber True candidates give too much attention on getting the certification rather than working on skills as they both are equally important

@companionsfromtheempire2929 4 года назад

Long Video so I made a list for everyone intersted in a video break-down and I also gave my opinion. Reason #1: People don't really understand what Cyber Security is. Reason #2: People are not putting time to self-study. Which is a major mistake as you never stop learning even though you might have a degree, apprenticeship, internship or experience. This is not just Cyber Security focused because every job requires extra learning and self-improvement during your career. Reason #3: Thinking out of the box. A lot of people don't do that and the hackers do. Reason #4: Unable to work with co-workers. Intersting and understandable point of view since people might not want to work with every department. Reason #5: People cannot accept failure. Agreed, failure is part of the journey. I'll drop a comment with #CYBER because you gave away some good points and your video needs more views. Great video Jon, keep up the work.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

@amirahussain2622 2 года назад

Q: Hey Jon. How's it going brother. So I have a question. As a kid until college, I was very good with computers, opening fixing, hacking some low level systems (for training), some coding (html php c++, some phython) all self-learned. But I ended up with a career in law enforcement. I'm 31 now, and thinking about going back to tech world, quitting law enforcement. Cybersecurity is definitely my choice, can you guide me in the right direction because I will be learning/getting certified WHILE having a rigorous full time job. I'm gonna quit only when I get a decent IT/cyber job. What/how to do, what certs, programs, etc

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

I recommend checking out my free eBook ( jongood.com/getstarted/ ) where I provide a roadmap of skills and certifications to pursue. Of course "decent" IT/cyber job has different meanings for everybody but keep in mind that you're likely going to have to start somewhere and that very well could mean an entry level role like helpdesk, which some people don't find to be ideal. The good news is that things can move very quickly if you learn fast and aren't afraid to take on new challenges early.

@akingevo3930 Год назад

#cyber

@JonGoodCyber Год назад

Thank you for watching!

@lacrne2893 3 года назад

How do you think the rise of blockchain will affect cyber security careers

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

It's kind of hard right now to predict given that the adoption rate is still growing. In most cases right now, direct Cyber Security careers are transitioning a lot towards oversight type of roles so I think that trend will continue.

@dbr4338 4 года назад

Hello, I am on my last year of High School with no prior experience. What would be the best pathway to a cyber security career? Should I go to community College and then a 4 year university for Cybersecurity?

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

I would start by grabbing a free copy of my eBook ( www.jongood.com/newsletter/ ) where I give a road map of things you will want to learn. You will also want to check out the section for Beginners on my channel ( ru-vid.complaylists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=5 ) for videos on career advice. As far as Community College vs 4 year program, ultimately the 4 year degree looks better but you could absolutely knock out a few years that will transfer from the CC first to keep costs down. There are a lot of variables in that specific situation that aren't necessarily related to the degree itself such as social environment, independence, etc. that you will want to consider. Also, when it comes to the degree a 4 year school is more likely to have a better program and more opportunities because of research grants for example that provide better facilities.

@winds1010 4 года назад

Im taking the military route, ill be joining the air force as a cyber operations specialist, ill get certifications while im in and when I get out the military ill have 4+ years of experience as well as a top secret background check. I also plan to get my college degree while in the military also. So when I get out ill be very sought after by many companies.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

That is definitely a solid plan and will give you a lot of options when you are getting out.

@dbr4338 3 года назад

@@winds1010 im taking the military route now, unfortunately I did not think of cyber security in it. Instead I thought of IT specialist role but that mos is always occupied and there was not any. Instead I landed the role of. I figure the role will help me transfer to the civilian world whether it be cubersecurity or computer programming(computer science) careers just right.

@winds1010 3 года назад

@@dbr4338 Good luck man !

@valarmorghulis2283 3 года назад

I am 23, currently working full time at a pharmaceutical company as Quality Assurance Associate. I have no bg in computer. I am interested in being in the IT industry and climb my way up to cyber security. Where do I start ? I am very overwhelmed with different aspects of the industry and would love to get a direction. Cheers. Thanks in advance.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I recommend checking out my Getting Started page ( www.jongood.com/getstarted/ ) and grab a free copy of my eBook where I provide a roadmap of skills and certifications to pursue. Start by learning the basics and then advancing from there.

@mainatumonborah9000 2 года назад

#Cyber

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!

@PDaddy0120 Год назад

Hey Jon I'm 22 and wanting to get into cyber security. What would be my best course of action? Should I got with an online program, or actually get a bachelors in Computer science? Or will an associates with the proper certifications work aswell? Idk every job I've looked at usually requires a bachelor's

@JonGoodCyber Год назад

Most positions do not have a degree as a hard requirement and it's more of a desired credential. With that being said, any position that I've seen that requires a degree, requires a bachelor (or higher) degree which means that you couldn't qualify with an associates. From a career standpoint, it would be wise to finish out a bachelor degree because of the long term benefit that you'll get and in the immediate future, you would be a more competitive candidate. Of course it's also entirely possible to get a job with no degree or certifications but the less that you have, the more difficult the path becomes and the more "extra" work that you'll have to do to get noticed. Management level jobs are also exponentially more difficult to get without a degree.

@alphonsowilliams4475 3 года назад

#Cyber

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I'm glad that you enjoyed the content!

@sellmoefuhd4572 2 года назад

#cyber

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!

@nintendoant88 2 года назад

#cyber

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!

@CFH298 4 года назад

#cyber Nice video! I have a TS and Sec+ and looking at federal jobs. I have 3 years in IT so hoping to go for the CISSP. Looking at contracting jobs to get a breadth of knowledge in the DCO world!

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Thank you for the feedback! Definitely keep your eyes on the CISSP and any other certifications in the DOD 8140 (formerly 8570) that fall into categories you might want to explore...it's better to already qualify than to have a deadline to satisfy for a job. Good luck!

@CFH298 4 года назад

Jon Good very good tips!

@josedavidpradocampana287 3 года назад

Bc bby

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

@shreeharidongare9982 3 года назад

#CYBER

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for watching!

@jhuahu653 3 года назад

#CYBER

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

@lisagda Год назад

Hi Jon- I ran into your video and enjoyed it! Wondering two things- if you’ve never been a “techy” person, but are interested in this field, does it make sense to do if you never have been techy? And can this realm of work offer flexible schedules depending what path in cybersecurity? I am a mom of three and I still want to be present and have balance in life. I was a teacher and had the summers off, but I know it wouldn’t be quite like that. Hope my questions make sense. Thanks!

@JonGoodCyber Год назад

You certainly don't have to be a "techy" person to get into Cyber Security because most people are capable of learning what they need to know. With that being said, if you aren't interested in tech, you might not be as interested in the career field, which could lead to a lack of drive if you aren't careful. There are absolutely more flexible roles in Cyber Security and those tend to be the less technical roles (GRC, project management, etc.) when compared to operational roles (security operations or SOC jobs) that tend to work on shift schedules. Keep in mind, that you might not have a choice on how flexible the job is in the early stages of a Cyber Security career because you need the experience to qualify for the other jobs.

@tyler-qr5jn 4 года назад

Just finished college and searching to start my career in cyber security.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Awesome! It's a great time to be jumping into Cyber Security!

@dyne20 4 года назад

Did you have any experience and knowledge about cyber security before you started college?

@zuezsz 3 года назад

@@dyne20 necessarily u dont need experienced but whn u take college classes throughout the years u must work hard

@jdkingsley6543 3 года назад

Skillset is the biggest. I got the change to sit in on zoom chat with Dr. Kelly Hughes and she mentioned just that. You have diversify your skillset and knowledge.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing!

@tanq1687 Год назад

Q: Hey Jon, love your content. Been wanting to jump into a cybersecurity career for a while now. Just a quick question for ya: are there any roles in infosec where remote work is possible? As in work from home situation? As I know proximity to server is imp in CyberSec, thus just curious! Appreciate your response!!

@JonGoodCyber Год назад

There are absolutely remote job opportunities! Remote jobs however are far more competitive since location doesn't matter so they tend to be more difficult to land as a new professional. Also, brand new people can benefit a lot from being around more experienced staff so I tend to not recommend fully remote until you are at least a few years into the career field.

@andrewp3358 2 года назад

Doing it cause I believe this is how I can protect people the best with who I am while providing me with a high paying job with low physical labor.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing! It's a great time to be getting into the career field.

@MarsTheProgrammer 2 года назад

I want to get into the field because i find it interesting and i already have a CS degree and 5+ years experience in software development and as a system admin. But so far no luck in even getting a interview. Can't even get entry level roles. I guess i don't even know where to start, everyone says something completely different and so far everyone has been wrong.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

First, I would look at your resume and make sure that you have tried to highlight your security responsibilities in previous jobs (all of them have related tasks). Second, I would start pursuing certifications like I list in my eBook ( www.jongood.com/getstarted/ ). Third, try to join local security meetups to meet people in the industry. Fourth, start participating on online platforms (Try Hack Me, Hack The Box, HackerOne, BugCrowed, etc.). I'm not sure what others have been telling you exactly but the things that I just provided are proven methods to landing jobs.

@fuccckckkkkckkck 3 года назад

Considering going back to my local CC so I can finally transfer and this is one of the degrees that peaks my interest.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Wonderful! It's a great time to be getting into the industry.

@aninova5597 3 года назад

@Benjamin mature

@TyDeshaun 2 месяца назад

#Cyber

@JonGoodCyber 2 месяца назад

I'm glad that you enjoyed the content!

@TyDeshaun 2 месяца назад

@@JonGoodCyber no problem! Working with AT&T right now as a sales rep. Very scared to make this transition but this video helped a lot!

@JonGoodCyber 2 месяца назад

@@TyDeshaun You can do it!

@brandonwadsworth7475 4 года назад

i Want to get in to cyber security as the next step i have worked in the physical security side of things for about 10 years aspects of the job will translate over to this job as i have had to work with access control systems and other stuff.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Excellent! I definitely know a lot of people who have made similar transitions.

@censari544 4 года назад

I plan on pursuing cyber security in the marines. Please give me all the info I need. Because I’m banking that in 2 years in the marine corps studying cyber security I should be working jobs or something?? I’m 19 btw too.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Unfortunately I know nothing about how the Marines or military works. Your best bet is to talk with your recruiter (if not already in), or ask your leadership. I do know that they will make you get specific certifications because of the DOD 8570/8140 and certain training so I would do all of that first.

@censari544 4 года назад

Jon Good what the hell is that??

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

The DOD 8570 (being replaced by DOD 8140) is a mandate that requires people managing the systems have a certain level of knowledge and certification ( public.cyber.mil/cw/cwmp/dod-approved-8570-baseline-certifications/ ). You will want to talk with your recruiter because they will have the answers that you need. You could also try reaching out to some of the military RU-vidrs who will be able to answer questions on how things work. I wish I had more information for you on how that process works but I am not current nor prior military so I have zero insight on that topic and it is very different than the regular IT world.

@censari544 4 года назад

Jon Good Assuming it’s mostly centered around your asvab testing results?? Cause my recruiter only mentioned that when I asked for requirements to qualify for the intelligence fields??

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

The certifications are specific to jobs in Cyber Security, IT, networking, etc. From what I hear, you take whatever you need at your job training school after your basic training. This site ( www.cool.navy.mil/usmc/index.htm ) seems to have a lot of information about jobs that you can research. I would make sure that you can pick/qualify for those jobs, get through your basic training, and then worry about any certifications. The military has very structured development paths and again I have zero information on how that works.

@Thomzz95 2 года назад

I’m currently in community college for HVAC but thinking about switching my major to cybersecurity do you think it’s a good idea ? I’m 27

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Although I can't decide which factors about a career are most important for you, what I can tell you is that there is a lot of money and growth in cyber security where HVAC probably isn't changing much from what it is right now. When I searched on glassdoor, HVAC jobs were an average of $50k or so per year where Cyber Security was an average of $86k (and that's low once you start getting some good experience). If you don't enjoy technology and the challenge of learning about it however, then it's probably not a good switch.

@RANJU707 3 года назад

Perhaps you are the best person to explain on that, as we could see how disinterested you are in doing the videos

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

Nope...I love creating content for the community and being a helpful resource!

@jaiminprajapati9983 3 года назад

Hello, Some people are spreading rumors that the future will see very little in cybersecurity due to artificial intelligence. And no scope in this field But I am really very interested in cyber security field.....

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

There will always be a need for people who are knowledgeable on how the pieces work and how to secure them.

@brokecsstudent Год назад

My college reserved a cybersecurity course for me. I didn't want to get that in the first place, my mother played mind games with me and I chose to put cybersecurity as one of the fields of my choice. I was left with only cybersecurity. So I really can't do much other than just get through college and consider better career fields next round.

@JonGoodCyber Год назад

Remember that it's YOUR CAREER so ultimately it's your responsibility to make the best decision for you. I'm not sure what you mean by "better career fields" because Cyber Security is a very high-growth, high-demand area but you certainly should do something that you enjoy.

@sandyt5705 4 года назад

Great video Jon. 👌 You earned a subscriber Do you mind making a video on different roles in the cyber security? Example: pen testing, security analyst etc etc

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

Thank you for the feedback and support! I will add that request to the list.

@okegs4real 2 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber did you ever make one? Thx

@aidenpearce4790 4 года назад

Hello sir, I'm just a teen. But I dont know anything except the interest in improving myself and learn cybersecurity. Can you help me where to start?

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

One of the best things you can do is start to learn a programming language like Python. I would also see if your school has any technology classes on programming/networking/systems/etc. Learning about the Windows and Linux operating systems would be very helpful too. At an early age, even in high school, it's hard to have context for some of the enterprise technologies so you really want to focus on the basics. Let's say you are a freshmen in high school as an example...in 4 years when you graduate, things could be drastically different in the enterprise but those basics will still apply. Also, if you are a ninja programmer even if it's scripting languages, you will be in high demand because that's increasingly useful for companies.

@aidenpearce4790 4 года назад

@@JonGoodCyber Thanks a lot for showing me a path. I'll be on it. By the way, keep on making such really helpful videos and teaching everyone about reality of cybersecurity. Always Continue to BE YOU.

@JonGoodCyber 4 года назад

No problem! Thank you for the feedback and definitely keep watching because I will have more videos and training courses that you can benefit from as you progress.

@hongtrinh5569 3 года назад

Great content. Thank you for the information! #cybersecurity

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@nasicknaushard2964 3 года назад

Sir I have Completed HND Computing and CCNA like Choose Field I think Cyber Security

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

It's a great time right now to get into Cyber Security.

@Vanilla33555 2 года назад

Honestly I was being really indecisive on what I wanted to pursue as a degree and a fellow cyber security and IT crew at my place of work egged me on and now I'm started my classes in cyber in a couple of weeks. But the senior is also an engineer and he said if I joined the program he would go out of his way to help me and take me under his wing. And so here I am, I just found your channel and I like how you don't sugar coat it like a lot of them do. Thanks for the good content! 👍

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

That's definitely an advantage to have a mentor so early on in your journey! I'm glad that you enjoy the content and honestly I just want to be transparent with people so they know the truth. That way they aren't surprised by the good or the bad.

@idealsoftware8058 3 года назад

Great video overall but I don’t see the use of the first reason. That is a real reason but it’s really for on people wanting to learn cyber security, no one will be able to get even an interview if they have the thought that cyber security is all that access granted, hacked into mainframe, and big green glove on the screen. They can’t fail their career if they aren’t even in it yet.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Unfortunately, people don't always do enough research about potential careers in general and some people will make decisions based off of limited information instead of seeking out further advice. It's totally possible to get an interview and even a job while having an incorrect idea about what the career field is like. Research in a career also will help identify the information that you need to learn instead of skipping foundational topics and going straight into the advanced topics.

@omgee9802 3 года назад

Hi, what is the communication like in this field? I don’t like giving presentations to big groups of people. I get panic attacks, no lie.

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

There is definitely communication that has to happen across departments, teams, etc. With that being said, most positions aren't going to require you to speak in front of large audiences but it's not uncommon for you to be presenting to management level or higher. I recommend trying to work on that skill because it will limit you later on in your career since there isn't really a position where you can hide from all speaking especially as you get more senior, but it's not going to be like a sales type of job where you speak to everybody.

@gangrail 3 года назад

just think of the movie hackers, i am just doing the Comptia A+ and seeing if i wanna going this route afterwards. I might take up coding instead on cyber security

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Movies that show hackers seem to stir up a lot of interest in Cyber Security. Just remember that there are a lot of different areas outside of hacking that might interest you.

@erikdraheim4767 2 года назад

Jon, I am looking to change careers. I have a friend who changed his career and is now in Cyber Security and loves his job. He did a six month Cyber Security Boot Camp through a local college. Are these boot camps worth the expense? It seems to have worked well for him and he spoke highly of the program. Just curious what your thoughts are. If I pursue a Cyber Security career I will be doing so as an older candidate. Will this have a negative impact on my ability to find a job? Thanks much!

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

You can find my opinion on bootcamps in a video that I made ( ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Hi9bci5gbw4.html ). As far as age, I'm not sure what "old" means but what I can tell you is there are people later in life that are frequently switching into Cyber Security.

@ChrisNH2FL 3 года назад

Is an associate degree in Cyber Security a plus or a waste of time and money?

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

A degree in general provides benefit assuming it's not outweighed by the cost to get the degree. Specifically with associates degrees, they will put you ahead of somebody with a high school diploma or equivalent in the job market but for skills it will depend on how many classes are actually focused on Cyber Security. Typically a degree isn't required to get into the field from a skills standpoint but it can be an requirement from human resources.

@scotttysoe8893 3 года назад

#cyber love the content mate! And how much you reply to all the comments great job ! I’m looking to start a course in cyber security

@JonGoodCyber 3 года назад

Thank you for the feedback and support! Welcome to the community!

@brandimakes 2 года назад

QOTD: I want to explore cyber security because I want an interesting job that has changes! I want something that won't stale or bore me after a few years.

@JonGoodCyber 2 года назад

There is definitely no shortage of work in cyber security. Also, even if one type of cyber security job role starts to get boring, there are plenty of other options!