Big shoutout to Day for sitting down with me while he's in town for work. Make sure to check out his channel and his academy channel too. SO many labs on there that you can do! msha.ke/daycyberwox/ 0:00 Intro 0:10 Current role at Datadog 0:24 Previous role Soc Analyst 1:03 First job in tech 1:31 Day is super young! (20 years old!) 1:42 How do you land an internship as a freshman 4:23 Cloud Support roles are great ways into Security 5:18 Shape security around a niche you already know 5:52 Which certifications did you have before applying to internship and which ones do you have now, and which ones do you think are actually useful 10:10 Projects to get hands on 13:30 Read incident reports and work on your communication skillsets. 14:50 Datadog interview process 18:40 Day goes to WGU 21:03 How Day balances CZcams, school, work, and life. 23:17 Define goals 25:10 Sleep! 26:10 Morning routines 26:40 Last words of advice 27:57 Conclusion
I really feel day about the failed interviews . Had my first one at 19, failed a few of them before feeling comfortable and passing one! Dedication and perseverance is key.
Awesome interview!! I am a fan of @Day for sure! Congrats to his success and I hope he continues to prosper! Thank you for another awesome video GPS! You're content always motivates me to do my best and I thank you! Looking 4ward 2 your next one! Have a great day! Cheers!
@GPS Thank for the Amazing videos. I really enjoyed them. I have a request to make of you. Can you please give like a full career guide on cloud computing? I don’t mind a pairs course. Everything just seems to be all over the place. I am willing to start from scratch
Thanks for the video. He mentioned blue Team level 1 certification. I will like to find out whether Cicso Cberops can be compared to Blue team? Are they similar or BlueTeam is more valuable?
Hello! I started to read Linux Basics For Hackers and as i’m following along, it says to download VirtualBox. When I go to do that it says that the download are not supported and haven’t been since 2020. Should I still continue with the book or would it defeat the purpose. If you have any other recommendations for a beginner please let me know! thank you
Make sure the VirtualBox version you download is compatible for the operating system you're using. There's a version for Windows and Mac. Nonetheless, do some more research and you'll get it to work. And "Linux Basics for Hackers" is an excellent book.
Big shoutout to Day for sitting down with me while he's in town for work. Make sure to check out his channel and his academy channel too. SO many labs on there that you can do!
msha.ke/daycyberwox/
0:00 Intro
0:10 Current role at Datadog
0:24 Previous role Soc Analyst
1:03 First job in tech
1:31 Day is super young! (20 years old!)
1:42 How do you land an internship as a freshman
4:23 Cloud Support roles are great ways into Security
5:18 Shape security around a niche you already know
5:52 Which certifications did you have before applying to internship and which ones do you have now, and which ones do you think are actually useful
10:10 Projects to get hands on
13:30 Read incident reports and work on your communication skillsets.
14:50 Datadog interview process
18:40 Day goes to WGU
21:03 How Day balances CZcams, school, work, and life.
23:17 Define goals
25:10 Sleep!
26:10 Morning routines
26:40 Last words of advice
27:57 Conclusion
Thank you for having me!!
Do I need to learn python in cloud security
@@icyberq thanks
You're killing it dude
@@ogerojudamilola7632 yes or any programming language
I wish I had that mindset when I was 20
I'm basically trying to be like this guy. His home projects have MASSIVELY helped me. Hope he keeps winning.
WOAH. Never thought id see a crossover from the only two IT youtubers I watch. Thanks for all the content
I really feel day about the failed interviews . Had my first one at 19, failed a few of them before feeling comfortable and passing one! Dedication and perseverance is key.
Thank you so much GPS and @day to put this together!
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it.
I like this guy, I follow him and i'm also doing the same path (almost) at WGU, Thank you Gwyneth for this collab.
Day is just so amazing... Thanks GPS for hosting my favorite you-tuber!
I just graduated with a BS in Cloud Computing and am trying to decide what certs to go with, this video came at a perfect time.
Glad it was useful :D
This is excellent stuff. Two of my favorite channels linking up.
Excellent interview! Been following this guy Day just very recently and he's an inspiration! Glad I bumped into this short podcast / interview! Subbed
Thank you Gwyn and Day for the great interview and the TONS(!) of insights!!
I always gotta support the young master @day cyberwox when hes doing an interview
Awesome interview!! I am a fan of @Day for sure! Congrats to his success and I hope he continues to prosper! Thank you for another awesome video GPS! You're content always motivates me to do my best and I thank you! Looking 4ward 2 your next one! Have a great day! Cheers!
Thank you for always supporting :)
@@MadeByGPS You Bet!!!! #Fan4Life
you ask perfect questions ! this was a joy to watch, thank you 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@MadeByGPS thank you ! me too, i'm glad i enjoyed it, haha :o)
Thank you GPS I've passed my Azure DevOps engineer expert exam on the third attempt. Thank you for all of your help 🙏
Long story short, "like/and like/was like". 😂 But amazing job bro, hats of to you day.
He said that a lot but great interview nonetheless
Great interview, thanks for sharing! Day is dope!
7:30-7:38
I agree. Networking is the foundation of IT.
It's amazing how fast you're growing! I love your videos I hope success continues 😁
👌👌👌👌👌 that was a great interview, thanks for that
Great interview, a very inspiring young man! Wish I had his dedication when I was his age.
Amazing interview! When I saw Day I was like this is going to be good! Very informative..
So helpful and interesting! Thanks so much
So interesting
Great video, I want to see a video for professionals already in IT wanted a transition to cybersecurity, specific to Cloud Security
Noted
this was dope👏🏿👏🏿
Day is the best, appreciate you supporting us!
Nice collaboration! I want to be a Cloud security architect
Fan both of you.
My two favourite ppl on a video 👌
Great vid 💯
Thanks 💯
Very good video!🤙🏾🤙🏾
This is a great video!
I know this is just GPS doing what she does. But this is sooooooooo good.
lol I appreciate you!
What is a better degree to get a BS in cloud computing or cybersecurity.
Thank you so much!
@GPS Thank for the Amazing videos. I really enjoyed them. I have a request to make of you. Can you please give like a full career guide on cloud computing? I don’t mind a pairs course. Everything just seems to be all over the place. I am willing to start from scratch
Thanks for the video. He mentioned blue Team level 1 certification. I will like to find out whether Cicso Cberops can be compared to Blue team? Are they similar or BlueTeam is more valuable?
Blue Team wins cos you get the real skillset.
My guy Day !
good stuff! Thanks!
This is really helpful.
Re: @7:24, I've managed to avoid networking...mostly...throughout my 10 years in IT. My segue to cloud will change all that. Color me concerned.😬
Interesting subject 😮
Hello! I started to read Linux Basics For Hackers and as i’m following along, it says to download VirtualBox. When I go to do that it says that the download are not supported and haven’t been since 2020. Should I still continue with the book or would it defeat the purpose. If you have any other recommendations for a beginner please let me know! thank you
Don't give up on that book, try to find another solution.
I like to use vmware for virtual machine, virtual box never worked for me
Make sure the VirtualBox version you download is compatible for the operating system you're using. There's a version for Windows and Mac. Nonetheless, do some more research and you'll get it to work. And "Linux Basics for Hackers" is an excellent book.
Could soc 1 go for Cloud?is that close? Or which one is better to start?
Will you advice someone to do Cloud Security certifications or go through the cybersecurity route?