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post 1681909023 05-02-2023, 01:33 PM
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I'm thinking of becoming a cybersecurity analyst (Srs)

Is it worth it? I'd probably have to do a 6 month boot camp

Zero IT experience but I know my way around a computer
post 1681909283 05-02-2023, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted By DYELstatus⏩
Is it worth it? I'd probably have to do a 6 month boot camp

Zero IT experience but I know my way around a computer
On my way back to school for software engineering. It’s not easy bro.
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post 1681909393 05-02-2023, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted By GROSO⏩
On my way back to school for software engineering. It’s not easy bro.
I tried coding but wasn't that interested. Cybersecurity is different i think
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Originally Posted By cobhc⏩
U finna be like Robert from Shark Tank?
Unaware srs
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Originally Posted By DYELstatus⏩
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Herjavec

He's goat
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Originally Posted By cobhc⏩
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Herjavec

He's goat
I didn't know he was a IT security brah

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lmao gl with that. the reason there's a shortage is because they require 5 years experience for an entry role, but gl
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There are definitely entry level SOC analyst positions out there. I originally went to school for that field, but ended up in networking since theres more demand for that where I live.

A bootcamp wouldnt be a bad idea. But it is very complex and you do need to have a passion for it. Unlike other careers you cant fake it till you make it. You do need to know your ****.

Good paying positions are going to want to see tryhackmes on your resume. Or even projects you completed that they can look into on your own website/git.

If they ask lifestyle questions like what you do in your downtime, you'll need to spin it back into IT etc somehow. They want to see the passion. They know that the real moneymakers are the script kiddy autists, so if you want to do well in the field you do need to fit that bill.
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