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Real ones makes it to these comments 😂😂

As a threat intelligence engineer you need some form of education. Mostly bachelors. Threat intel can be broken into so many areas but a good experience with SQL, Python, Research(I mean going out there to look for TA and TTP) and SIEM or EDR tools would come a long way. Remember guys you dont need a degree but keep in mind you are going up agains people with masters or bachelors in computer science and months of internships. I can't tell you how to even the playing ground but just keep that in mind

Awesome vid day! I think CCD is really underrated rn and deserves more HR recognition unlike useless certs like CEH lol

No wazuh??

Cisco has a campus near me. I was considering keeping my focus on Splunk and Cisco products. Does this type of work require a lot of programming knowledge? I’m interested in Network Security Engineering

Is it programming?

Agreed

These comments are scaring me lol 😂 I just enrolled into WGU and I am taking Project+ for term 1

just FYI, this video is being used on a channel called "Tool Explainer" that is using it as an informational video to sell the software through Telegram. They have my video as well as i was hit with this software. It really sucked.

Thank you so much for your videos and insight :)

Where do i get other people's projects to learn?

Thank you so much

These are the worst types of YT videos. Nothing about job at all. Just an attention seeking kid flexing and licking his fingers in an absolute cringfest. The fact that people actually set cameras up and take the time to do this stuff is insane.

Lets gooo!

Noice

Great content ❤ Anything is possible

This cert is good for cloud security engineer (cybersecurity) However, I feel like it's not that popular compared to the solution architect no?

I really regret not taking Sophia's Project Management course, which is open book, before I re-enrolled. Had I done my research I would have found out that it was an option, and I would have avoided this mess. This stupid certification exam should not be a requirement for WGU's Software Engineering BS program.

I have to gain experience at a job I don’t qualify for because leaning the material isn’t good enough? 😂

Nice video man 💪

Hey Day, thank you for posting this content. I know you’re big on AWS, but it’s nice to see you sharing M365 Modern Work/Security information. These skills are in high demand in Dallas-Fort Worth. For example, American Airlines is actively looking for someone knowledgeable in Purview (data labeling). Companies are finally investing in Microsoft E5 licenses, so tools like Endpoint/Intune, Defender, Purview, and Sentinel are seeing massive demand. Given the current low supply of these skills, those who possess them can expect attractive compensation packages. Another opportunity is with TRWD, which is offering $120,000 for someone to manage endpoint/Intune, and no certifications are required for this position.

I guess I am lost Ive trying to get into cybersecurity and just the over all IT world I've been doing IT since 2009 through my prior jobs Ive always been the tech guy for most companies I worked for even though it was not my profession and I have a high motivation and forever a student always wanting to learn and learn and learn some more I'm passionate about it and cybersecurity is amazing field but I can't seem to ever get into the door despite how motivated I am and I am still applying for them as we speak hoping to get at least the door open but no one is giving me the chance to interview. I'm lost and do not know what to do to make it in.

Thank you to both of you. Great video. Well explained, izzy. I dont know, but i do like you.

you literally speak at 2x speed 😫 so hard to hear you 😔

Thank you for this vide5. Which one is better after passing sec+, SOC analyst course or cysa+ course? Thank you.

Then what do i do? Ive seen so many videos that support them and then others like this. Where do i even start?

Are you actually talking that fast or did u speed it up?

dude, thanks for taking the time to make these!

Really they don't help you get your jobs yet companies require that you have these certifications in order to get it jobs, I'm confused if you don't really need them then how do you get these cybersecurity jobs without them

thanks for your insights on Docker Scout and Chainguard, I’ll be using them.

AI IS TAKING OVER NO NEED FOR A HUMAN TO MANUALLY CHECK FOR ALERTS IF I CAN PROGRAM THE COMPUTER TO DO SO ND NOT PAY...BETA CREATE A BISS BUY CRYP WHILE U CAN...

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Cdsa is better than both

You need experience for entry level? Then don't write entry level.

When I finish configuring the Network adapters and run the pfsense CE in vmware, it asks me to purchase a license. Is that the only way to setup network?

Great video. Just to be clear. E-7 is not guaranteed. It’s the possibility of a rank up to E-7. At the very least, it’s just a great marketing strategy to fill critical operational needs. I highly doubt the Marine Corps will be handing out E-7 like candy, especially to random young civilians. Peace

by the way, you are amazing. thank you so much, this is literally what I am passionate about. I slowly found that out through dedication and trust in my beliefs. Thank you for making it easier for me to figure this out and giving me an eye-opener. I appreciate it!

This is awesome and practical. Thanks Day!

Gotta do this ourselves when we get a chance exactly what we needed 🙏🏿

Wow… I’m up at 2:00AM seeing this video and I’m not feeling sleepy. Getting my Solutions Architecture Exam this week and this motivated me and gave me useful insights…God bless you guys

Thank you very much

in security onion, when I type sudo so-allow. it says Please use the Configuration section in SOC to allow hosts

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Hey there, Day! Can you share thoughts about Certified CyberDefender (CCD)?

is it possible that the search at 8:00 didn't work because you didn't put two \\ after Appdata?

VMWare does not allow you to select a guest OS anymore, it automatically detects it and its not CentOS7. The security onion installation also does not have alot of the same steps anymore. It doesnt ask for home networks or Bond NICs. I hope it still is set up fine, I followed as closely as possible. Thanks for the tutorial

I will keep watching...❤ Please don't stop thank you for all you do.

Intresting!

Im going to Sans for my Bachelor's. I transfer next year. I'm so excited 🎉🎉❤

Nice Video bro. I currently work in GRC and want to transition to Blue Team. Now I am preparing for BTL1. Would you recommend to do PJPT before doing CCD or go straight to CCD after BTL1 ?