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This is good, so good! Thanks Izzy

@daycyberwox You you have an upgrade of this project? What about building this in the cloud and allow us to subcribe for a fee? This one requires lots of resource to setup. Thanks for all your effort.

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Nah I’m learning a lot by using the Security+ labs. A lot of them are easy but the material they cover is very hands on and hard to get without having commercial grade equipment ( I have a stout home lab, but there’s no way I can afford some of the software

I took first time and got 848/900. Maybe you just stupid.

Im taking this now for WGUs Cloud Computing degree

I downloaded the VMWare but upon getting the machine to run, it asked me to install an Operating system cos it couldn't detect one. Where did I get it wrong in the installation process?

On a scale from 1-10, in your opinion, how boring is cybersecurity?

Without the conceptual you will have no practical so it’s a moot point.

It was rough. I look at my ticket queue and see 5 Azure VMs out and im like “shit im screwed and the only one in that works this client”

So it’s not fully necessary for me to learn how to configure SIEM, IDS and other apps as a Soc Analyst? What I should learn more is how to use them effectively??

So it’s not fully necessary for me to learn how to configure SIEM, IDS and other apps as a Soc Analyst? What I should learn more is how to use them effectively??

Can anybody point me in the right direction for projects to build that look really well on resumes ? From your own experience of course

Hi , I enjoy your content, but one thing I can't do is get a job . My cv is so bad. I don't know. I need 1v1 summary section. Please help. That is what is stopping me from getting independent, 21 currently still living my parents.

I've been in similar situations so I have sympathy. I get outsiders laughing about it, but anyone in IT joking about it just haven't had enough experience being on the bad side of this incident and will eventually experience something like this. But to be fair, a lot of the laughing comes as a response to CrowdStrike's hubris.

Very insightful! This is the mindset every incident responder should have . We are here to learn from past incidents, investigate- Remediate/mitigate to bring back normal business operations 👍

Awesome insights on the CrowdStrike incident! For individuals who may not be within cybersecurity, it's great to hear/see this end of the spectrum which contributes to the awareness of what can potentially happen. Responders have to figure out solutions quickly to support critical infrastructure and we have to give credit where credit is due. Truly an advocate for the community. Great work!

Can't agree with you here. There is a problem with this much impact occurring from one company cutting corners this is not just a whoopsy daisy and move on this absolutely needs to have a heavy hand placed on crowdstrike the level of negligence this took along with this being the second major outage caused by their ceo and crowdstrike absolutely ignoring the terms from Microsoft that allowed them to have this level of access there absolutely needs to be blame and repercussions this is like you building the best house a beautiful mansion and then your plumber comes and sets it on fire this is not the result of an accident this is the result of decisions made to actively not play be the rules

Great video discussing about your perspective our guy! Liked how you mentioned about sending positivity to those who are dealing with outages and not blaming those to make it worse, it’s already stressful that the incident happened so sending positivity really helps calm that anxiety. Definitely agree with your point that it’s important to understand that these are bound to happen and to be able to respond accordingly and overall communicate in the right manner to clean up the mess. Amazing detail, commentary and overall solid advice on how to deal with incidents. Great video!

Thank you so much for saying this A LOT of people on SM commented about it and reaffirmed their biases and conspiracy theories about their distrust for computers and technology in general LOL.

It scared me the other day lol

how can one migrate to becoming a cloud network engirneer from a help desk role?

Hey Day! I was wondering, what is your setup for your videos? Are you syncing video and audio together in post or recording together? If so how?

13:09 when you say, they called you with an offer, what does this mean? Because I've been doing hourly pay my whole life and looking to transfer over. But I keep hearing the word offer and finally decided to ask.

Great vid. Would you have an extra option for an international student ?

Checkout the Deciphering UAL project: github.com/PuravsPoint/DecipheringUAL

Good stuff

I Recently Obtained the Google Cybersecurtiy Cerificate and the CompTIA Sec+, Do you recommned that I go back and also get the A+ & Network+? I was planning on taking BTL1 Next. I am wanting to break into a SOC Analyst role then futher down the line specalize in Forensics DF/IR

Love this! Straight to the point

So you don’t work ?

All lies. I have Security+, Google Cybersecurity, and 12 years' experience and hiring managers won't even give me a phone interview. The industry is heavily gatekept. If you don't smell like a brewery or bowl of curry after a hard days work, good luck.

Great Work

Great and inspiring story!

I got BTL1 last year and am currently going through CCD by CyberDefenders. It has taught me a lot of things I didn't learn in BTL. Honestly, I think BTL1 is overrated compared to CCD or even CDSA.

Great video

@DAYCYBERWOX Hey, where did you go to school for cybersecurity?

CCD + CySa is the way to go. CCD for the practical skills and CySa for HR!

Need your help to get into cybersecurity, I am final year student can you connect with me??

Great content Day!

You need Network Chuck editing.

Great video describing the details about GRC. I'm currently work in Information Protection and looking to get into GRC.

Great convo.

Great video! I appreciate that you took the time to look at each person's background to provide context behind their suggestions. I completely agree with you that it's not impossible to land greater than an "entry level" role as your first job in cybersecurity, but you do have to be creative and put in the WORK to prove yourself.

the link doesnt exist anymore :(

Great video 💯💯

I like the onion analogy but I wouldn’t say that Cyber Sec is the very middle. More so an outer layer similar to networking.

Semper Fi, Devil! Love to hear stories like this. #MarineVet #LawEnforcement #JourneyIntoCyberSecurity

I was hoping to like and subscribe but after just 3 minutes of viewing you've successfully alienated me with the annoyingly choppy editing and crazy playback speed. It's like you've put this together with AI. Not sure what you're trying to achieve here but I'm not sticking around to find out .

Thats my brother!!!! ❤🙌🏻

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