Take a look at SEED ProjectWas told it helps better since I want to get into cyber security and we didn't really touch on that in school.
Take a look at SEED ProjectWas told it helps better since I want to get into cyber security and we didn't really touch on that in school.
Wow thanks you breh. Gonna download this in the am. Do you or know someone that has any experience with using the labs on there?Take a look at SEED Project
I did a few of them: buffer overflow, some encryption stuff. I didn't get the time to get deeper into it. I believe there's some YouTube videos out there dealing with it though. Most of the instructions for the assignments I did were pretty clear.Wow thanks you breh. Gonna download this in the am. Do you or know someone that has any experience with using the labs on there?
Breh the fukkery I see on a daily basis has me like I see the bolded here too and Im like this is just nonsense. Im getting to the point where I just dont give a fukkI know what you mean. I went from a place where there was a policy, procedure and documentation to everything to a place where people think it's OK to reboot a server in the middle of the day and not notify anyone. It use to drive me mad that these things were not only done but people legit thought it was normal practice. I just take it as a learning experience on what not to do.
Would you suggest getting the security+ or the CSA+ How do you like working in cyber security?Grabbed the new MCSE Productivity today
Looking into the new Comptia CSA+ for end of the year. I've been in Cybersecurity managed services for a couple of years now, was mostly doing some Office 365 projects before that.
Any thoughts on the Comptia CSA+ ?
Let'S stop fukking around and get this money
Looking into the new Comptia CSA+ for end of the year.
According to Comptia, CSA is for an Analyst position and Security+ is more entry level. I don't know what weight CSA holds in the industry since it's brand new so I would say go for CASP if you can.
I might go for CASP, I need some guidance myself
Why you ain't do both?I passed the A+ 901 exam. It wasn't as difficult as I thought it was going to be. The simulations were easy.
How difficult is the A+ 902 exam?
Why you ain't do both?
You can skip the A+ but I would take the Network+ before Security+.is it true you can skip the A+ and go straight for the security+ if you want? please be specific guys.
and if so that basically means you don't need any IT work related experience to take the security+ right?
im still in NY and just gotta start moving. I wanna go to ATL but having shyt in order. I know you anybody can eat in ATL in everyway possible, its the mecca but i cant expect to be making below $20 and to be stunting.
The same lady has called me three times in a row today because she keeps forgetting her password. I'm so ready to log the fukk out and dip from this bytch forever.
Taking the Net+ in two weeks, can't wait to quit this job brehs.
The same lady has called me three times in a row today because she keeps forgetting her password. I'm so ready to log the fukk out and dip from this bytch forever.
Taking the Net+ in two weeks, can't wait to quit this job brehs.