serious props!!!
Any IT Security Heads here?
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serious props!!!
preciate it man........best part is.....one job is 100% remote.congrats Bro!
there are some good brothers on here (sisters too)
i will be working that job while at the other one.
Told my wife she can quit her job if she wants.
hahahaha
once there is no conflict of interest then you are fine.
also let her still work and do her thing
we don't know what the economy is going to do yet with this fool in charge
just stack paper right now
hold up on spending as much as you can
Yeah I was gonna say the same shit as Kaya
Max out retirement from both jobs
Max out retirment outside of job
Max on on kids 529
pay off debt
Stack extra savings in separate savings accounts
Do THAT SHIT
Congrats to you Fam!! That salary will keep going higher and higher..
Good Thread!!
Props.
Yes. I know a few SOC employees. They all got coached up on using SIEMs. The thing is, dont plan on making SOC the endgame (high turnover). Learn a system and move to a more permanent position.
Here are some good resources for IT Books:
Book resources:
http://www.allitebooks.com/
http://it-ebooks.info/
http://www.foxebook.net/
http://www.itebookshare.com/
Start with Network+
Between the books and youtube you should be fine.
What do you think of test out?
Also
I'm trying to get these certifications fast so I can get a career I'm doing some office filing shit right now.
I wanna study 8 to 10 hours a day but can really do 2 a day good due to time.
Thinking bout quitting this shit. I want both certifications in 2 months or less.
I failed the network plus the first time. I'm doing the s+ read through now.
Also
I'm trying to get these certifications fast so I can get a career I'm doing some office filing shit right now.
I wanna study 8 to 10 hours a day but can really do 2 a day good due to time.
Thinking bout quitting this shit. I want both certifications in 2 months or less.
I failed the network plus the first time. I'm doing the s+ read through now.
i made sure i had a job where i'd be able to get hands on experience in the shit i was interested in.
I had a few network engineers that were able to teach me a lot of shit that i didnt know anything about.
made it easier to understand as time went along.
When I took both I used books, videos and sample test questions I found online. Didn't pay for anything.
Subnetting and knowledge of how switches/routers work requires hands on. (In the job market) You may also be expected to know how to navigate a router's internals via ssh. So you may want to learn basic Cisco router commands to list tables, vrfs, etc.
Subnetting and knowledge of how switches/routers work requires hands on. (In the job market) You may also be expected to know how to navigate a router's internals via ssh. So you may want to learn basic Cisco router commands to list tables, vrfs, etc.
I used TestOut through my college. Decent product, but the time devoted to the material can be spent just as efficiently through videos and books for free. The largest benefit was interactive labs. Truly, look for a local boot camp if you want to spend money, otherwise search for free study products.
Test out was provided through the wia program. I dislike it because it takes a ton of time and I feel I could have passed the n plus with books instead of wasting the 140 the first time.
I need to get a decent job I've been broke forever. So I need to make this happen and fast.
I need to get a decent job I've been broke forever. So I need to make this happen and fast.
As much as you can absorb and remember, but break it up. 10-15min break for every hr of study.
For the comptia stuff try to get your hands on as much practice tests as you can. e.g the project+ is 100 ques with 90mins on the exam. So practicing taking the test is a must there. even if you know the material the questions are not straight definitions. You often have to pick the best answer from a list.
VMware certified, now studying for that sec+. I posted alot of material in the technology forum a few years back when the other OGs (BlackLS430, CybaCypha, others) was on the board but took a few years off. I remember someone posting a voucher for Comptia Sec+ that lets you get half off the test but havent been able to find one.
Yah them vouchers is hard to find nowadays. I can find one for VMware VCP. I just got my VMware VCA, VCP and working on AWS and VCAP exams.
Do share please kind sire
I think my instructor emailed me one, I'd hook you if you can help a bother out, pm me.
Class voucher
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closed the window for this too soon. Do a search.
Test vouchers ... good for 12 months
http://store.vmware.com/store/vmware/en_US/pd/productID.325293600
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