Great vid. I live in NZ, just finished the first year of a CompSci Bachelor's, during the holiday I have got the Net+, and am now working on sec+ before starting the 2nd year. If I am unable to get a good internship in the last year, then I'll be looking at jobs in Australia. Thanks for the great info
Such a champion you are. Thank you for sharing your experience and insight on Cyber Security. I am planning for a career change and will be enrolling in TAFE Cert IV one year Cyber Security course. I am from a non-IT educational and work background. Hence, starting with a Cert IV to begin with. Upon completing the course, will I be eligible for starting any entry-level role? Who would be my prospective employers? What strategy would you recommend to follow for landing on a job? Your guidance would be highly appreciated.
@@dccybersec Thank you for your response. I am from Melbourne. There have plenty of institutions offering the courses. Do you suggest any institutions offering oscp and security+? It will be helpful for me to shortlist the options. Thank you again for genuinely helping people with your wisdom.
Hey man! Honestly your videos are the most informative resources I’ve found online regarding Australian cyber security scene. Such great help! I’ve gone through all your videos and you have pretty much answered my questions but because I’m in a different position, I would rather ask myself! I currently graduated at CoderAcademy gaining a Diploma in IT. I am also from Brisbane, Southbank specifically 😊 We were learning JavaScript, Ruby on Rails & The JS Mern stack. I didn’t really enjoy being a web dev. So I started to learn Python & Certified hacking through Udemy. What are your thoughts on python? I heard it’s a great language from cybersec. I was also considering studying for my new CCNA, but they only last 3 years? I would like to gain CREST, Sec+, Network+. What should I do next? I am currently living out of home and I have all the time to study, I don’t want to get into a web development job. I’d much rather wait it out, study what I can and get as much certs and get into Cybersec. Any thoughts/Opinions? I would love to start an internship at a cybersec company. Thanks man!
Hey man! I was in southbank last night :P Firstly, I’d start with the sec+ and net+. Take those and your current degree to managed service providers around Brissy and see what work you can get. My guess is there are a few jobs out there that would employ you. There are checkpoint and PaloAlto venders in Brisbane, as well as places like technology one, MOQ digital, resolution technology, dexus, Brennan IT, data#3, dimension data (the list goes on) who are always looking for people wanting to move to security. That’s what I’d do. Doing those 2 certs shouldn’t take too long either. Probably around 6 months (give it take). Best of luck man!
DC CyberSec that was a swift reply! I am currently interning at River City Labs, but I’m working on AEM, a Content Management System 👎 It’s no fun, But the experience will be there on my resume so I gotta go through with it! I spike like to do my sec+ & net+! I just paid for another course on udemy for networking. What are some good resources to study for sec+ & net+? Also I have a friend who works for The Alcorn group in Brisbane, he is working as a Security Consultant. His advise was to get my CREST & SEC+ I’ve done some research and the CEH is quite good but his opinion is that it’s not popular in Australia? What are your thoughts on that? I will definitely look through those companies that you mentioned. After I completed my diploma which was about 1 months ago, and now I’m interning.. I’ve came to realise I don’t want to develop but rather secure or penetrate 😂 Thanks again!
Don’t bother with the CEH. Places here don’t care about it for whatever reason. If you’re free Friday arvo, I’m heading to the sound garden (just downstairs from RCL) at about 5:30-6ish. Come on over say hi!
DC CyberSec sounds awesome man! Will do! I feel like your famous so it’ll be an honour 😜😜😜 Anyways thanks for the great info. I’ll start on my Sec+ first & then on Net+. Learning python is fun and I saw in your other video that you also prefer it as it’s easier to read👍 Thanks again man
Damn I just trawled through my comments to find this chain hahaha. Changed time to 8:30pm. Same place. Get on the discord server so I can find you easier next time lol
Great video mate! Good to hear from someone with experience in the industry. Just finished my Telecommunications Tech training and now starting a networking cert 4. Definitely would love to move into the network security eventually. Do you recommend Cisco certs/others?
Thanks for another amazing video! Could you tell me where can I look for internship with cyber security related? And how skill are they demand from us student?
Thanks mate! There's not a lot of internships going around, but check in Canberra and Sydney - That's where most of the opportunities are for students and interns :)
@@dccybersec By the way since the government just hires as many as 500 new cyber security teams at around 6 months ago, do you think they’re going to hire new members anytime in the near future?
Hi DC, I'm studying a cyber security degree and perusing a comptia security+ certificate. I was just wondering if I would be able to find a security position as a graduate, or is some industry experience still required? Thanks for the video, it really helped!
What about person who has bachelor's in basic computer science and if he opts for masters in cyber security will it be a difficult for him to understand?
Hey man, welcome to Australia! My tips are to keep your head down and to get the degree done. Don’t look at additional certs until after you’re finished with university
DC CyberSec Thanks for such a great info. Is Cyber security ageing? What I mean for that is, I’m 31 years old, I have a degree in business management but I would like to go back to Uni. Being married and working full time means I won’t be able to study full time so I guess I would be getting my degree in about 6 years. Do you see that age would a problem to find a job?
Hey man thanks for making these videos, i wanted to ask if you have any idea if Cert IV in cyber security is gonna be useful. I know it's a free tafe now and i am planning to do it, but searching for the job titles that they told us we will be able to do i didn't find anything :|
@@dccybersec cyber security support officer security penetration tester information systems security support officer network security support officer website security support officer. they said, im interested mostly in Pentest, netoworking and website. I just dont know what is kind the realistic expectations of such qualification.
The diploma or certificate on its own is fairly unlikely to land you a job to be honest (not impossible, just unlikely). If you have the TAFE cert with something like a CEH or OSCP, that would be a much much higher chance
Hey DC, can you get an entry level job in cyber security just by completing a Cert IV in cyber security or do you need an IT degree/diploma. From Brisbane, Australia :)
@SR J Well, you need a computer science degree; that's a must. Almost all of them require something equivalent to that, but computer science could get you a decent spot. More qualifications are better because you're competing against other people who most like have the same degree. Pretty much everyone has a cs degree, so it's nothing special. Personally cert, diploma, degree. It helps you stand out. Diversity in the industry Like you've data science and cybersecurity. Shoes you can manage data, etc., I'm sure you understand what I'm trying to say. If you're looking to enter the industry, get work experience. You won't get paid good, but companies also want some understanding, plus you can never go wrong on first impressions and resume. I got into this stuff because I got into botnets and c2 networking and sold botnets, little things like this can help you. Projects are always good. I've been and seen heaps of applications so trust me. "Cs "is super hard to get into if your only in it for the money
Hi, I am thinking of studying Cyber security at a university. Just wanted to know if its difficult to get your foot in the door? Are companies willing to give graduates a go?
I am in Melbourne. You are right very few roles at the moment. Most of the roles are senior levels and in IDAM domains. Could you please make a video and share your experience in IDAM. Love your videos. Always very insightful and helpful Thank you
Great vid mate! I have plan to study my master in cyber security in aus in next year. Do you have any recommend university for study in this field? Thank you for your video.
What are your thoughts about the CyberSec industry here in WA? Perth? I'm currently doing my masters and your videos are very helpful and motivating. Keep inspiring man!
Hi mate , Im coming to Australia next year to pursue masters in cybersecurity the university which I am looking at are Rmit n Monash , any suggestions regarding which one to prefer.
hello sir can now I'm also coming their for masters in cybersecurity so plz let me know which uni is best for bright future except group 8 Thank you 🙏🌹
hey mate, could you let me know whether I should get a degree in cybersecurity or IT (with software dev major)? i have no experience in the field and degree is necessary for me since im a foreigner and I need that graduate visas to be able to break into the workforce. Im interested in both and could go either way but cybersecurity seems more promising but im worried about the experiences required to enter the field.
Is Cyber Security a job that can accommodate a Work From Home/Remote structure or is that not how it works due to accessing internal networks onsite/oversight etc?
Hey I'm planing to start my career in cyber security but I got suggestions from tafe that I better do CERTIFICATE III IN INFORMATION, DIGITAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY, before I enrolled for certificate 4 in cyber security then build my career up. Do you think is it necessary to do certificate 3 , please suggest thanks in advance 🙏
Hi. I am going for entry level help desk roles in Sydney. I would like to get into cyber security. I have no experience in IT. What certificates would be best for me to get into cyber security
It honestly all depends on your working rights in Australia, for example, if you plan to get permanent residency status or not. Best to check with immigration to confirm :)
I was wondering if I can get a discord invite. Description one is expired. I’m in America and planning to move to Australia but would like to stay in same field from the beginning if possible instead of doing a work holiday visa and not doing cyber security jobs.
@@CelineandMerlin Because you get very little for what you pay for. Have a read of this article www.cybersecguidance.com/post/is-the-university-of-sydney-bootcamp-a-scam
Hey DC/ Everyone! Great info! I am planning to come to Australia next year for masters in cyber security please suggest any good college or university, i have 2+ years of experience in cyber security. Also i will look for part time job at that time . For cert i have entry level Ceh
Great Video man, I am going to be graduated in November 2020 from Deakin(Melbourne) doing Masters of Cyber Security. I just want to know what certificates I should do to get a beginner level job, in Australia.
Hello ALLEM TAHIR AND DC CYBER plz help me and let me know which uni is best for masters in cybersecurity for better future in Australia except group 8 universities plz tell me and plz also let me know that main campus of uni is more better as compared to their other once of same uni. Thanx in advance for reply 🙏🏻💐
Hi I'm looking to retrain into soc analyst but I'm also want to move to australia from the UK with my family do I need a minimum certificate to qualify for a skilled visa
I’m starting I.T/criminology degree in Monash in Melbourne and I’m just wondering would taking security+ or network+ during my second or third year be achievable? And would those certs help me get into intern program or something of that sort?
In general I recommend doing the Network+ cert first, then Security+. Both are very achievable if you give yourself time to study, a combination of books and free online videos should be enough. Having the certs will always help you in your resume, but having the knowledge gained from the certs will help you in the interview and in the job.
Jamie Gillespie Thanks for the reply. I’m currently doing StationX’s complete cyber security course Volume 1 and will do volume 2 after. They offer a cert after each course with CEU ( Continuing Education Unit) point and I’m not sure what that cert means and how valuable it is. Have you got an idea how it works? And how can it help me? Thankss
@@deinvasion5482 I don't have experience with StationX, but it looks like you just get a certificate of completion from them. The course outline looks good, but it may not be a good single source if you wanted to prepare for Sec+ or Net+ certification. But that's ok, you can finish those courses, add in your Uni knowledge, and then later go through specific study for Net+ and Sec+ (might be a matter or reading a book and watch some videos to fill small gaps)
@@JamieGillespieOnline yupp, I've watched and learned hours of content from other sources as well. Also membership offers 130 other cyber security courses including sec+ & network+ so it's pretty good. Just one more thing, I'm going to take c++ as a language to learn in semester 2 but I'm not sure if I should change it to Python/algorithm. I still have time because the Uni is starting just next week. What would you recommend ??
@@deinvasion5482 programming languages in information security largely revolve around different areas of security. C++ is a low(er) level language that is used in reverse engineering, malware analysis, and of course for any tools/programs that need that low level system access to resources. From a very simplistic point of view, if you need C++ for work you'd be primarily living in C++ (i.e. software engineer, malware/reverse engineer). Python is a higher level language, easier to learn and use, used extensively in security tools and automation. Python ticks the box for many tech companies (Google, Facebook, Amazon) for more general security roles as well as for some software engineers. It's a hard decision to make at your point in your career, as you probably haven't been exposed to a variety of security roles. My personal preference would lean towards Python, while ensuring you learn good programming practices (which I'd hope a Uni would teach you) but I also don't come from a hard core programming and reverse engineering background.
@@dccybersec for ex i am from india come to Australia and wants to do masters in cybersecurity or application security , SOC , and i am learning about cyber on tryhackme and reading books and . After masters i want t job so whats the procedure and if you can make a specific video its very helpful 😊👍
This was really helpful and insightful, thanks man!
Glad it was helpful mate!
Thank you so much for this video! it's really helpful
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Great vid. I live in NZ, just finished the first year of a CompSci Bachelor's, during the holiday I have got the Net+, and am now working on sec+ before starting the 2nd year.
If I am unable to get a good internship in the last year, then I'll be looking at jobs in Australia.
Thanks for the great info
Thanks for watching mate!
Such a champion you are. Thank you for sharing your experience and insight on Cyber Security. I am planning for a career change and will be enrolling in TAFE Cert IV one year Cyber Security course. I am from a non-IT educational and work background. Hence, starting with a Cert IV to begin with. Upon completing the course, will I be eligible for starting any entry-level role? Who would be my prospective employers? What strategy would you recommend to follow for landing on a job? Your guidance would be highly appreciated.
With just the cert IV it might be difficult however with a security+ or oscp along side that you will definitely get a job
@@dccybersec Thank you for your response. I am from Melbourne. There have plenty of institutions offering the courses. Do you suggest any institutions offering oscp and security+? It will be helpful for me to shortlist the options. Thank you again for genuinely helping people with your wisdom.
Don't waste your time with those courses, unless you have 3-4 years of genuine IT experiance, no one will take you in australia.
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Im about to start my bachelor of cyber security next year, hope I go well it seems pretty difficult
Good luck mate!
Hey man!
Honestly your videos are the most informative resources I’ve found online regarding Australian cyber security scene.
Such great help!
I’ve gone through all your videos and you have pretty much answered my questions but because I’m in a different position, I would rather ask myself!
I currently graduated at CoderAcademy gaining a Diploma in IT.
I am also from Brisbane, Southbank specifically 😊
We were learning JavaScript, Ruby on Rails & The JS Mern stack.
I didn’t really enjoy being a web dev. So I started to learn Python & Certified hacking through Udemy.
What are your thoughts on python? I heard it’s a great language from cybersec. I was also considering studying for my new CCNA, but they only last 3 years?
I would like to gain CREST, Sec+, Network+.
What should I do next? I am currently living out of home and I have all the time to study, I don’t want to get into a web development job.
I’d much rather wait it out, study what I can and get as much certs and get into Cybersec.
Any thoughts/Opinions?
I would love to start an internship at a cybersec company.
Thanks man!
Hey man!
I was in southbank last night :P
Firstly, I’d start with the sec+ and net+. Take those and your current degree to managed service providers around Brissy and see what work you can get. My guess is there are a few jobs out there that would employ you. There are checkpoint and PaloAlto venders in Brisbane, as well as places like technology one, MOQ digital, resolution technology, dexus, Brennan IT, data#3, dimension data (the list goes on) who are always looking for people wanting to move to security.
That’s what I’d do. Doing those 2 certs shouldn’t take too long either. Probably around 6 months (give it take).
Best of luck man!
DC CyberSec that was a swift reply!
I am currently interning at River City Labs, but I’m working on AEM, a Content Management System 👎
It’s no fun, But the experience will be there on my resume so I gotta go through with it!
I spike like to do my sec+ & net+!
I just paid for another course on udemy for networking. What are some good resources to study for sec+ & net+?
Also I have a friend who works for The Alcorn group in Brisbane, he is working as a Security Consultant.
His advise was to get my CREST & SEC+
I’ve done some research and the CEH is quite good but his opinion is that it’s not popular in Australia?
What are your thoughts on that?
I will definitely look through those companies that you mentioned.
After I completed my diploma which was about 1 months ago, and now I’m interning.. I’ve came to realise I don’t want to develop but rather secure or penetrate 😂
Thanks again!
Don’t bother with the CEH. Places here don’t care about it for whatever reason.
If you’re free Friday arvo, I’m heading to the sound garden (just downstairs from RCL) at about 5:30-6ish. Come on over say hi!
DC CyberSec sounds awesome man! Will do!
I feel like your famous so it’ll be an honour 😜😜😜
Anyways thanks for the great info. I’ll start on my Sec+ first & then on Net+.
Learning python is fun and I saw in your other video that you also prefer it as it’s easier to read👍
Thanks again man
Damn I just trawled through my comments to find this chain hahaha. Changed time to 8:30pm. Same place. Get on the discord server so I can find you easier next time lol
Great video mate! Good to hear from someone with experience in the industry. Just finished my Telecommunications Tech training and now starting a networking cert 4. Definitely would love to move into the network security eventually. Do you recommend Cisco certs/others?
Definitely Cisco certs it networking is your goal
Great vid man! Really appreciate your insight. You are 100% the go to source regarding the Aus CyberSec scene! Love your work
Woah thanks man!
Thanks for another amazing video! Could you tell me where can I look for internship with cyber security related? And how skill are they demand from us student?
Thanks mate!
There's not a lot of internships going around, but check in Canberra and Sydney - That's where most of the opportunities are for students and interns :)
@@dccybersec Thanks for the info!
@@dccybersec By the way since the government just hires as many as 500 new cyber security teams at around 6 months ago, do you think they’re going to hire new members anytime in the near future?
what about who has zero experience and are at entry level qualification.
Check out www.saferinternetproject.com.au
can you please make a video dedicated to beginners in cyber security in Australia
I'll see what I can do mate!
Hi DC, I'm studying a cyber security degree and perusing a comptia security+ certificate. I was just wondering if I would be able to find a security position as a graduate, or is some industry experience still required? Thanks for the video, it really helped!
any updates on how it went?
Did you end up getting a job in CyberSec?
What about person who has bachelor's in basic computer science and if he opts for masters in cyber security will it be a difficult for him to understand?
I doubt it, to be honest. You'd be fine with getting through it all
Hey mate. Im coming to Australia to do my Cyber sec degree next year. I will come to ECU Uni. This video really helps me. Any tips for me?
which college bro?
What's your current knowledge and experience like in IT and security?
Hey man, welcome to Australia!
My tips are to keep your head down and to get the degree done. Don’t look at additional certs until after you’re finished with university
@@dccybersec Thank you
DC CyberSec Thanks for such a great info. Is Cyber security ageing? What I mean for that is, I’m 31 years old, I have a degree in business management but I would like to go back to Uni. Being married and working full time means I won’t be able to study full time so I guess I would be getting my degree in about 6 years. Do you see that age would a problem to find a job?
Hey man thanks for making these videos, i wanted to ask if you have any idea if Cert IV in cyber security is gonna be useful. I know it's a free tafe now and i am planning to do it, but searching for the job titles that they told us we will be able to do i didn't find anything :|
certificate 4 in cybersecuriy in australia **
What job did they say you could get? What jobs are you interested in getting?
@@dccybersec cyber security support officer
security penetration tester
information systems security support officer
network security support officer
website security support officer.
they said,
im interested mostly in Pentest, netoworking and website. I just dont know what is kind the realistic expectations of such qualification.
The diploma or certificate on its own is fairly unlikely to land you a job to be honest (not impossible, just unlikely). If you have the TAFE cert with something like a CEH or OSCP, that would be a much much higher chance
Hey DC, can you get an entry level job in cyber security just by completing a Cert IV in cyber security or do you need an IT degree/diploma. From Brisbane, Australia :)
You’d need more. A cert will get you bare minimum.
@SR J Well, you need a computer science degree; that's a must. Almost all of them require something equivalent to that, but computer science could get you a decent spot. More qualifications are better because you're competing against other people who most like have the same degree. Pretty much everyone has a cs degree, so it's nothing special. Personally cert, diploma, degree. It helps you stand out. Diversity in the industry Like you've data science and cybersecurity. Shoes you can manage data, etc., I'm sure you understand what I'm trying to say. If you're looking to enter the industry, get work experience. You won't get paid good, but companies also want some understanding, plus you can never go wrong on first impressions and resume.
I got into this stuff because I got into botnets and c2 networking and sold botnets, little things like this can help you. Projects are always good.
I've been and seen heaps of applications so trust me. "Cs "is super hard to get into if your only in it for the money
Wouls a computer science degree plus any relevant certificate be enough to get you a good job in cybersecurity?
That should definitely do it!
Is Melbourne still dry for cyber security?
Definitely not
Hi,
I am thinking of studying Cyber security at a university. Just wanted to know if its difficult to get your foot in the door? Are companies willing to give graduates a go?
How did you go? It's been 2 yrs did u studied in uni or u found an entry level job ?
What's the issue with Melbourne right now, wasn't sure what you meant.
Just a bit slow on new roles coming up. There’s still some there, just not as many as other places (at the moment). I’m sure things will change though
@@dccybersec ah ok, thanks
I am in Melbourne. You are right very few roles at the moment. Most of the roles are senior levels and in IDAM domains. Could you please make a video and share your experience in IDAM. Love your videos. Always very insightful and helpful
Thank you
Great vid mate! I have plan to study my master in cyber security in aus in next year. Do you have any recommend university for study in this field? Thank you for your video.
My favourite university in Australia for cyber is Deakin, based off their entire program and learning material. It's a really solid course.
@@dccybersec wow, got accepted at Deakin Master of Cybersecurity
Does bachelor of IT with a major in cybersecurity help me to find a good job? can you please reply
Definitely yes
What are your thoughts about the CyberSec industry here in WA? Perth? I'm currently doing my masters and your videos are very helpful and motivating. Keep inspiring man!
Perth has a great scene man. There's a guy in my discord channel who works for a company in Perth - come on in and have a chat with him!
Hey DC, I am interested in doing cyber security, however, there is no Government Funding in this area during this pandemic?
Hi mate , Im coming to Australia next year to pursue masters in cybersecurity the university which I am looking at are Rmit n Monash , any suggestions regarding which one to prefer.
hello sir can now I'm also coming their for masters in cybersecurity so plz let me know which uni is best for bright future except group 8
Thank you 🙏🌹
hey mate, could you let me know whether I should get a degree in cybersecurity or IT (with software dev major)? i have no experience in the field and degree is necessary for me since im a foreigner and I need that graduate visas to be able to break into the workforce. Im interested in both and could go either way but cybersecurity seems more promising but im worried about the experiences required to enter the field.
Is Cyber Security a job that can accommodate a Work From Home/Remote structure or is that not how it works due to accessing internal networks onsite/oversight etc?
It depends on the role, but most can be done remotely. It also depends on the company/ organisation and how they operate
Hey I'm planing to start my career in cyber security but I got suggestions from tafe that I better do
CERTIFICATE III IN INFORMATION, DIGITAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY, before I enrolled for certificate 4 in cyber security then build my career up. Do you think is it necessary to do certificate 3 , please suggest thanks in advance 🙏
go straight for the cert 4
I completed my masters in IT .I like cyber security mate.but I have no experience.suggest me anything to get some cyber security side jobs?
Hi. I am going for entry level help desk roles in Sydney. I would like to get into cyber security. I have no experience in IT. What certificates would be best for me to get into cyber security
Hi mate ! I have experience of 3years in cloud security and SOC. What are my aspects of doing job there.
It honestly all depends on your working rights in Australia, for example, if you plan to get permanent residency status or not. Best to check with immigration to confirm :)
How about perth job market for soc analyst?
I was wondering if I can get a discord invite. Description one is expired. I’m in America and planning to move to Australia but would like to stay in same field from the beginning if possible instead of doing a work holiday visa and not doing cyber security jobs.
discord.gg/dccybersec
I need to know how much it cost for cyber security course in Australia?
Which course..? Like, a degree or a diploma or something else?
as of now cyber security 2022 salary is now 120k fresh entry..
Depends what role really, but yeah, that sounds fairly accurate
@@dccybersec wait what sort of role is fresh graduate have to do during work?
Do you think a boot camp will get you an entry Cybersecurity job?
It depends on what bootcamp honestly
If it's one of the university ones - absolutely not
@@dccybersec oh really? Why is that?
@@CelineandMerlin Because you get very little for what you pay for. Have a read of this article www.cybersecguidance.com/post/is-the-university-of-sydney-bootcamp-a-scam
@@dccybersec thank you so much
Is the cybersecurity course at macquarie any good? I just graduated from year 12
Yeah man, it's pretty top notch!
Hey DC/ Everyone!
Great info!
I am planning to come to Australia next year for masters in cyber security please suggest any good college or university, i have 2+ years of experience in cyber security.
Also i will look for part time job at that time . For cert i have entry level Ceh
Deakin, unsw, uq
@@dccybersec Thanks 🤜🤛
which certifications they are looking for the job
Security+ and CCNA (if any)
Great Video man, I am going to be graduated in November 2020 from Deakin(Melbourne) doing Masters of Cyber Security. I just want to know what certificates I should do to get a beginner level job, in Australia.
How'd you go mate?
Probably start with the CompTIA Security +
Hello ALLEM TAHIR AND DC CYBER plz help me and let me know which uni is best for masters in cybersecurity for better future in Australia except group 8 universities plz tell me and plz also let me know that main campus of uni is more better as compared to their other once of same uni.
Thanx in advance for reply 🙏🏻💐
@@gouravmakkar_ why u dont want to do in g8 ?
@@farhan9076 bcz bro I have gap in my studies and all g8 universities check our docs in deeply that's why
@@farhan9076 now I applied in UTS
hello mate. Can i asked which school did you went to get your qualification?
I went to QUT
Hi I'm looking to retrain into soc analyst but I'm also want to move to australia from the UK with my family do I need a minimum certificate to qualify for a skilled visa
I think you need a bachelors degree, but i'm not too sure. Best to check on the immigration website
Hello DC,
I am from India
Done my 3 years Bachelor
Can i come Australia from my masters
Probably not at the moment. Our border restrictions are crazy at the moment. I'm not even allowed to leave this country
@@dccybersecI hope everything gets right by 2022....
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I’m starting I.T/criminology degree in Monash in Melbourne and I’m just wondering would taking security+ or network+ during my second or third year be achievable? And would those certs help me get into intern program or something of that sort?
In general I recommend doing the Network+ cert first, then Security+. Both are very achievable if you give yourself time to study, a combination of books and free online videos should be enough.
Having the certs will always help you in your resume, but having the knowledge gained from the certs will help you in the interview and in the job.
Jamie Gillespie Thanks for the reply. I’m currently doing StationX’s complete cyber security course Volume 1 and will do volume 2 after. They offer a cert after each course with CEU ( Continuing Education Unit) point and I’m not sure what that cert means and how valuable it is. Have you got an idea how it works? And how can it help me? Thankss
@@deinvasion5482 I don't have experience with StationX, but it looks like you just get a certificate of completion from them. The course outline looks good, but it may not be a good single source if you wanted to prepare for Sec+ or Net+ certification. But that's ok, you can finish those courses, add in your Uni knowledge, and then later go through specific study for Net+ and Sec+ (might be a matter or reading a book and watch some videos to fill small gaps)
@@JamieGillespieOnline yupp, I've watched and learned hours of content from other sources as well. Also membership offers 130 other cyber security courses including sec+ & network+ so it's pretty good. Just one more thing, I'm going to take c++ as a language to learn in semester 2 but I'm not sure if I should change it to Python/algorithm. I still have time because the Uni is starting just next week. What would you recommend ??
@@deinvasion5482 programming languages in information security largely revolve around different areas of security. C++ is a low(er) level language that is used in reverse engineering, malware analysis, and of course for any tools/programs that need that low level system access to resources. From a very simplistic point of view, if you need C++ for work you'd be primarily living in C++ (i.e. software engineer, malware/reverse engineer).
Python is a higher level language, easier to learn and use, used extensively in security tools and automation. Python ticks the box for many tech companies (Google, Facebook, Amazon) for more general security roles as well as for some software engineers.
It's a hard decision to make at your point in your career, as you probably haven't been exposed to a variety of security roles. My personal preference would lean towards Python, while ensuring you learn good programming practices (which I'd hope a Uni would teach you) but I also don't come from a hard core programming and reverse engineering background.
I'm From india Can I get job in Australia after completing CCNA and CCNP with no more experience ..
This video explains this very clearly :)
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Mate! from what I saw, you are not actively responding to questions. why?
I reply to pretty much every comment that comes through lol. What are you talking about?
Can you give some company that is employing cybersecurity expert
I did. I listed off some in Brisbane.
Sir what about immigrants in cybersecurity
What about them, specifically?
@@dccybersec for ex i am from india come to Australia and wants to do masters in cybersecurity or application security , SOC , and i am learning about cyber on tryhackme and reading books and . After masters i want t job so whats the procedure and if you can make a specific video its very helpful 😊👍
Im complete Bba graduation ,can i join master degree in australia plz reply
Probably yes. I'm not a visa expert, but i'd definitely have a look online about working visa's in australia
Can you talk more about contracting
Sure can! What specifically do you want to know? I’ll put it in the next video
DC CyberSec how you got into it? What’s the process?
Hey DC,
Can I have your linkedin?? I really want to connect
www.linkedin.com/in/dcdavidlee/
Is Cybersecurity ageist?