How I became a Network Security Engineer ? - Helpdesk to Cybersecurity
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2024
- In this video, I share my personal journey from starting out as a helpdesk engineer and how I became a network security engineer. Join me as I recount the challenges, triumphs, and pivotal moments that shaped my career in cybersecurity.
⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - Masters degree - Is it needed ?
01:40 - Beginner as a Helpdesk engineer
02:21 - Beginner certifications I did
03:28 - Journey as a Network Engineer
04:40 - How I got into Network Security
07:41 - 1 year plan to be a Network Security Engineer
08:17 - Salaries are better
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Network security is a never ending industry. Think, how much tech we have around us, and they will always need a person there.
great video bhaiyya
It's awesome to see you sharing your career journey with everyone. Your insights and experiences are incredibly valuable, and I'm sure they'll inspire many others who are navigating their own career paths.
Thank you bro!
About how many months of helpdesk would you recommend before looking to pivot into a Network Engineering role? I currently have my Master's in Cybersecurity, Sec+ and I'm working towards CCNA right now. I have only just started help desk.
I would recommend about a year to a year and a half. It also depends on what duties you perform at the helpdesk. Keep working towards your CCNA and once done you can then look to pivot.
@@thesocialdork1133Great I will do just that. Thank you for your reply.
Hi, How did you practically move from helpdesk to network engineer role? I mean network engineer job ads request experience in things you havent done in helpdesk. I rarely see junior network engineer positions.
I’m kinda in the same boat. Accumulating soon 3 years of helpdesk 2 of which are networking helpdesk but this experience is overseas, I passed ccna, I have an expired AWS practitioner. Planning to return to Oz, is it even possible to start with network engineer job or gotta do helpdesk again? Wondering also if I should study for CCNP already while not doing any networking job
What’s your take on CCNP security ?
Personally speaking I am not a big fan of CISCO Security products. Im there for my mind to be changed on that :)
Im an electrical engineering student, im in year 1, i hate it... i want to switch to cybersecurity... please sdvice me
Hi, I would recommend you research about cybersecurity first and check a few free courses online to give you an idea of what the field is like. If you are certain this is what excites you then you can further make decisions to change your stream into computer engineering or IT.
Fun fact- I am also an Electronics Engineer who hated it and transitioned into Security down the track.
Me too, I started off in Electronics Engineering but after working at Boeing Satellite Systems after college my interest in networking was strong. I even took a pay cut to work a job getting more networking skills. Was hard at first because there was no training but 4 years later I’m one of the top performers
@@chadwicktyrone8894 in cybersecurity?
Is it good and safe for females also??? My daughter wants to do Ms in internetworking course.....Pls reply....
Yes it is. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested, regardless of age/gender
Iam a diploma holder and I know cyber security very well can I get a job
Yes absolutely. Having a degree is not crucial to get into the Cyber domain. You can check the channel for more videos on what courses/certs to do and how to prepare your profile for your first ever role!
Try bug Bounty hunting if you are good at cybersecurity.