Career questions tagged cybersecurity
As a beginner, how do I get hands-on experience in systems analysis or cybersecurity, especially if I don’t have a lot of real-world experience yet?
To me, this is a critical aspect of building a strong foundation for my career, as both fields rely heavily on practical experience to fully understand theoretical concepts. But I am just confused on where to start.
What computer science passion project should I do?
I am a junior in high school and want to do a passion project. I am interested in computer science and business as a career and my hobbies include reading, art/crafts, and crocheting (I'm still a beginner so I'm not that good at it + I've been taking a break because of school). What kind of passion projects should I do that will use these skills and look good on college applications? If they don't include my hobbies that's also okay but I want it to be related to mainly computer science.
What is the most efficient way to get a IT job/internship, while still being in school.?
I am currently getting my GED and I am searching for IT jobs and or internships to apply for but I cant seem to find any. I am going to college in the spring for cybersecurity but I want some more experience beforehand. I am pretty efficient in computer engineering and I know a bit of programming but I want to learn more. Any recommendations on where I should look?
How hard is it to get a job in cybersecuirty and what are the qualifications??
For context I'm a business major concentrating in supply chain management and management information systems at Northeastern University. What credentials would I need? What specific jobs would I be better suited to? Whats the intensity for coding and math? How useful are online certifications?
What are three important things i should know about cyber security analyst job?
What does a typical day look like in this job? What are some tools of a cyber security analyst i should be familiar with? What values does your company look for in a person they are hiring? Are there current openings for this job at your company? How much does your company pay for entry level position? Is cyber security analyst in demand?
I am currently interested in the IT career Cybersecurity Analyst. I have a few questions regarding basic research about the job. Such as; What inspired you to pursue a job in Cybersecurity? There are more questions in the "additional information" area below
My Questions Include - Question 1: What inspired you to pursue a job in Cybersecurity? Question 2: What is a specific IT skill that is very important to succeed in this line of work? Question 3: What are some examples of work you participate in on an average day? Question 4: What is the most important skill someone needs to work efficiently in this job? Question 5: What is one of the most memorable or most challenging projects you’ve worked on?
Whats the best way to enter the IT field .
which certifications are most beneficial to someone who wants to break into the IT field. Also what is your education level, did you go to college, if not what route did you take? Lastly how experienced are you and how did you gain experience at the start?
Are there particular internship opportunities you should prioritize while in college for Computer Science?
I'm planning out my first real internship at the moment, but I'm having a hard time picking from the opportunities available to me. I've heard "pick something local" for a potential job opportunity, but I've also heard "the bigger [the Org.] the better," because it's more notable on your resume. Does anyone have a fail-safe rule to go by? Or maybe an alternative perspective? #Fall24
What are the rewards and cons of Cyber Security? What does a normal day look like?
I am wanting to go into pentesting for cyber security.
Where would I find a summer internship in cyber security in Minnesota? What 4 year collages offer cybersecurity degrees?
I’m searching for four year colleges with Cyber security degree, I find minors (two year associates), but not four year., I’m wondering if there are any or is it too new of a field? Where would I find an internship for this over the summer before I start college, I live in Minnesota
1. How fun is cybersecurity? 2. For someone who loves computers, and looking for issues, would you suggest it? 3. Do you ever get bored?
I am asking for jobcorps. I want to get into cybersecurity
What made you choose a career in defensive cybersecurity?
What led you to choose a career in Blue Team (defensive) cybersecurity, and how did you get your start in this field? What tools and techniques do you rely on most for threat detection and response in your role? Can you describe a memorable incident your team handled and what you learned from the experience? How does your Blue Team role intersect with Red Teams or other cybersecurity functions? What skills or certifications do you consider essential for someone interested in a Blue Team role? What advice would you give to someone entering the cybersecurity field, specifically on the Blue Team side?
What certifications or other educational materials can I get for my career in Cybersecurity?
I am majoring Computer Information Systems - Cybersecurity track in Baruch College/CUNY in NYC. I want to know what other things besides college I can learn to expand my knowledge.
What are the average salaries in cybersecurity?
National average and State of Michigan Average
How can I get a job with a cyber security certification only at 17 or 18 ?
I want to know if, at the age of 17 or 18, I could get a decent job in cyber security or IT if I only have a certificate for something in cyber security. I'm asking if there's a way I can get an excellent cyber security job with only a high school diploma and certificate rather than going to college for a couple of years.
How to become a cyber security analyst?
Share your journey & guide aspiring cyber-security analysts on their path! Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
Would having a dual major degree in Computer Science and Cybersecurity & Operations have a negative impact while applying for work?
I'm wondering if hiring managers in tech might be biased against candidates with a specialized CS degree. Initially, I planned to pursue a degree in cybersecurity, but I was advised to opt for a more generalized degree. Given the course requirements, it was feasible to add a dual major, so I chose that route. Now I'm questioning whether I should reconsider my choice before it's too late. Although I'm still aiming to specialize in cybersecurity after graduation, I’m also hearing advice to remain open to unexpected opportunities in the tech field. I want to ensure I have flexibility in the future, so this decision has been weighing heavily on me.
What education and skills does it take to become an ethical hacker?
I am in middle school and I like seeing people help companies get their firewall stronger and I wanna be a part of that percentage that helps companies.
College or Certifications for IT Jobs?
I keep seeing that job offerings for IT jobs require a Bachelors at the least, however I keep being told that you really only need certifications. Which is it?