James Patterson Wicks

What was the hardest and crucial part about becoming a Cybersecurity Specialist? #Spring25

I'm a 12th-grade student committed to Texas A&M, where I plan to major in Computer Science with a Cybersecurity Track, minor in Finance and/or the new AI minor, and possibly return for an MBA after gaining industry experience. My goal is to build a career in cybersecurity and eventually become...

I'm interested in perusing a career in cybersecurity, and I plan to get the appropriate certifications soon (e.g CompTIA Security+, CEH, etc) but as I was researching I kept seeing the common pattern of "a friend of a friend got me access to this position", I don't interact with people outside...

Hi everyone, I’m Vidhi, and I’m about to graduate from OSU Ecampus with a degree in Computer Science. As we all know, the job market is tough right now, especially for fresh graduates without strong industry experience. I’m very interested in securing a 100% remote cybersecurity role since...

As a student studying cybersecurity, I find it challenging to understand the specific requirements of each role within the industry. Gaining a clearer understanding of the different skill sets needed for various positions will help me focus on the areas I need to improve in order to achieve my...

I'm currently a student studying cybersecurity trying to get my associates

Knowing a usual work day might help me gain more understanding of what I may be doing.

I'm thinking about doing a cybersecurity trade at my local JobCorp center. What stressors are present in the regular day-to-day life working in this field?

Are there any free courses online I can begin today so I can start to familiarize myself with the required material?

How do I get an entry level position in network administration or Information technology? I'm studying for the compTIA A+ cert but don't think it will do me much help.

My goal as when I become an IT professional is to have financial freedom. so in the next five years will I still be ok in the IT world. I am a 9th grader at largo high school doing college classes

I am an electronics and communication engineering graduate, can i get a job in software field. I have interest in Software and other technologies . I am learning react now. After that i have plans to go in backend also. Is this a right choice to pursue in Software after completing graduation...

How much time would it take to study this subject? Is this worth choosing over an IT job?

Is the field competitive? How often do companies replace employees with more efficient or more knowledgeable individuals?

I homeschool my 15 year old son. He's done some basic python coding classes, and he's a fast learner with computers. He's looking at going into cyber security, so I want to get him into more classes that will help prepare him for a post-highschool cyber security program. Where can I find...