Try to get your Security+ and start applying for govt roles in cyber.Anybody got tips for getting a government job? Trying to get them benefits.
Got that. Got the Comptia Trifecta and recently my CCNA. Been doing service desk type stuff for 2 years. I’m applying to stuff on usajobs now. I really wanna do network type work but shyt I’ll take whatever to get my foot in the door.Try to get your Security+ and start applying for govt roles in cyber.
you try Indeed? I heard they are good for jobs that require or have the potential to get you Secret clearance clearedGot that. Got the Comptia Trifecta and recently my CCNA. Been doing service desk type stuff for 2 years. I’m applying to stuff on usajobs now. I really wanna do network type work but shyt I’ll take whatever to get my foot in the door.
Haven’t tried there yet. I’ll do that tomorrow. Thanks for the advice.you try Indeed? I heard they are good for jobs that require or have the potential to get you Secret clearance cleared
Can anyone speak to getting an "entry" level job in Cybersecurity? If i can get the Sec+ and Pentest+ certs i want to get a SOC analyst job or Junior Pentester Role.
Is this doable without any real prior experience in Cyber? Or would it be more realistic to have to get a help desk role for a year or so then try to leverage that
You are going to have to interview a lot and deal with rejection a lot. Soon you'll figure out these people ask a rotation of similar questions. After every interview take these questions down and just work on your responses. If you don't know, don't say I don't know. Learn it to show you're knowledgeable but admit you don't have much hands on experience with it. Maybe set up a simple homelab. Download trials for like Tenable or VMware or something to get your own hands on experience.Can anyone speak to getting an "entry" level job in Cybersecurity? If i can get the Sec+ and Pentest+ certs i want to get a SOC analyst job or Junior Pentester Role.
Is this doable without any real prior experience in Cyber? Or would it be more realistic to have to get a help desk role for a year or so then try to leverage that
yeah that early interview experience is really humblingYou are going to have to interview a lot and deal with rejection a lot. Soon you'll figure out these people ask a rotation of similar questions. After every interview take these questions down and just work on your responses. If you don't know, don't say I don't know. Learn it to show you're knowledgeable but admit you don't have much hands on experience with it. Maybe set up a simple homelab. Download trials for like Tenable or VMware or something to get your own hands on experience.
I remember my first Security Analyst job I applied to, I think I answered maybe 1 or 2 questions and bombed the other 8 lol but it was a learning experience. Humbled me real quick.
What is port 80?
What is port 53?
Can you tell me any port number?
What is Whaling?
Explain to me what happened with the SolarWind Hack?
I'll never forgot how embarrassed I was to not be able to answer any of those question.
I remember that day like it was yesterday. It felt like shyt was moving in slow motion. I didn’t know any answers. Seemed like the interviewer had 100 questions on his sheet and it was just a desktop support interviewyeah that early interview experience is really humbling
a nikka be questioning life after that shytit will truly make or break someone
You are going to have to interview a lot and deal with rejection a lot. Soon you'll figure out these people ask a rotation of similar questions. After every interview take these questions down and just work on your responses. If you don't know, don't say I don't know. Learn it to show you're knowledgeable but admit you don't have much hands on experience with it. Maybe set up a simple homelab. Download trials for like Tenable or VMware or something to get your own hands on experience.
I remember my first Security Analyst job I applied to, I think I answered maybe 1 or 2 questions and bombed the other 8 lol but it was a learning experience. Humbled me real quick.
What is port 80?
What is port 53?
Can you tell me any port number?
What is Whaling?
Explain to me what happened with the SolarWind Hack?
I'll never forgot how embarrassed I was to not be able to answer any of those question.
You are going to have to interview a lot and deal with rejection a lot. Soon you'll figure out these people ask a rotation of similar questions. After every interview take these questions down and just work on your responses. If you don't know, don't say I don't know. Learn it to show you're knowledgeable but admit you don't have much hands on experience with it. Maybe set up a simple homelab. Download trials for like Tenable or VMware or something to get your own hands on experience.
I remember my first Security Analyst job I applied to, I think I answered maybe 1 or 2 questions and bombed the other 8 lol but it was a learning experience. Humbled me real quick.
What is port 80?
What is port 53?
Can you tell me any port number?
What is Whaling?
Explain to me what happened with the SolarWind Hack?
I'll never forgot how embarrassed I was to not be able to answer any of those question.