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So was the $175K job that you quit the Senior GRC analyst position ?

Cybersecurity in general is not entry level. How can protect a system without understanding how that system works?

I don't care if about not starting at 6 figures. I'm getting the heck out of the trucking industry. I love life and my I value my family time wholeheartedly.

Any tech person that don't know A+ and Network+ don't know shit about computers (formally). LOL Get Security+ and learn to secure what you don't know nothing about? LOL Y'all goofy ass fuck. LOL I get hiring somebody and teaching them, but damn I ain't got time to be teaching basic admin and networking. Jesus Christmas LOL

She’s a woman. When a man’s money slows up, she’s gonna get a man who’s working like he’s a busy season.

175K has to be on the east or west Coast. The average salary for a CTI analyst in Texas is 90k-140K.

I start Per schola in December. Glad to see someone who took the bootcamp and got something out of it.

Alot of people who take courses and jump right into cyber security get exposed and/or fired. Its tough to jump into cyber security IF you dont have basic IT or infrasturcture knowledge, just the basics. See so many people start and get fired after 2-4 weeks. Dont just study study security, learn just a little about networking, cloud, desktops, and servers. Last cyber security person I saw get fired...didnt know how to ping an IP or lookup a hostname. Alot of content creators mean well but they are not telling you everything. They are just scratching the surface. In IT, if you are melanated, you better know your ish....other communities be clueless and will still have their job but we dont have that luxury. Most jobs will start $70K to $80K if you are new to the field...if you have some prior experience, you can get $90K to $100K but no one is walking into the field making $200K, thatd complete BS. People pulling $200K are typically at least a manager or security team lead...have some kind of specilization like firewall, DDOS...etc

My role is in GRC. It's heavily slept on. Very stress free and for the most part the work life balance is great.

I have 6 years working all kinds of areas in tech and barely learning cyber security i do believe u at least need 2 years of tech experience

hes telling the truth. got my first job in cyber last year, started at 60k. 6 months i got a bump, went to 72k. Now Im at 90k after a year lol. I'm fulling expecting 6 figured by dec though.

A lot of cap

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The microphone whiffle omg no 😖

Soo still in school former air force cop i work in a SOC already however it aint the IT version its the security realm role…does this skillset transfer we work with things like ccure 9000 Genetec and use computers to monitor the action alarms

Why would someone leave from software to cybersecurity? I think that person found software difficult and dropped out to join the hype of cybersecurity in today’s market

Love this collab. Been watching you both for a while. Great interview.

Great interview

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Definitely a famous face we love both of y’all in the cyber community.. at least I do but both give amazing advice and tips needed for success. I definitely needed this collaboration !!!!

So if you have no experience start at help desk??

I didn't get the idea that as a cyber security proffesional you will be riding around like Paris Hilton. But I did get the idea that I won't be living paycheck to paycheck, I'll be able to afford my kids private school more comfortably, I could take the fam out on a nice vacation once a year, and be able to fix the cars as needed, fix my HVAC unit, etc. that's what I want really. Love the channel tho!

Aww dang the mic kept rubbing against the jacket material, making a hissing noise.

So dope!!

To get started I would take a helpdesk job. It’s a start and a way to find other roles in the industry or with the company.

Love these 2! Thank you for the video. Was difficult to listen to with the sounds 😅

I watch her channel so this was a really cool interview. I did lol when she mentioned she gets comments about talking too fast because I noticed that in watching this interview. I normally watch videos in 1.5-2x speed and I thought I had the video sped up 😅 but it was only when she was speaking. Good content!

Who got the baby rattle

Get boyd next...lol

2 of my favorite security RUclipsrs in one video!!! Lets go!!!

This is awesome.

Oh hey Sandra I watch her all the time 😂❤ Philly stand up 😭

classic already 🔥🔥

40:55 Ben Shapiro? Hahaha Really enjoyed this episode ☺️

40:55 Ben Shapiro? Hahaha Really enjoyed this episode ☺️

Collab go crazzy!!🔥

Thought my eyes were playing tricks on me for a second. Sandra is one of the reasons why I got into cybersecurity. Followed up with your channel soon after. Great collaboration. 👍🏾👍🏾

this was a great collab

Honestly if you can, this is a good time for a sabbatical. You can always skill up and when the market heats up, get back at it.

@TechTualChatter this is the one Im interested in.

What a great collaboration 🤩💯 Sandra x Henri 🔐

Thanks for having me! One of my favorite interviews 😁🙌

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Dude is like cdl industry you not gonna get those numbers as soon you pass the cdl but will get your feet on the industry and eventually get up there.

Job hunting in 2024 been a lot of bs going on.

Ayo are we getting a Marvel Tech Crossover ....lets goooooo

Bruh bruh kept it all the way 100 and transparent.

This was great. I work at a network operations center, focusing on cybersecurity 👀, and I aim to pursue a similar path. Past my Sec+.

what are the necessary steps to get into cyber security with no experience, should you go for security comptia