How to Get an Entry-level Cybersecurity Career (strategies to help)

Coursera courses are cool, the only thing I don't like is the fact that they promised people an "exclusive job board" which is nowhere to be seen and I don't think even exists anymore. It's fine if they don't because the course content is good, but they should definitely remove any wording about that lie.

Hey Grant, I'm trying to get a bachelors degree in cybersecurity. No college education. I graduated high school, and I've been out of school for quite a while. I'm trying to figure out what school I should go to. Do you have any suggestions?

Are you still at SEMO doing anything? Been seeing a guy that looks just like you over at dempster! Pretty cool to watch your videos while getting the same degree at the same college

It would be helpful if you send the analysis report for Zeus trojan to download. I am in need of it. Thanks

Good video Grant! I’m trying to learn as much as I can while I’m still in school because I really want to work in cybersecurity once I’m through college. Thanks for all the tips and helpful videos!

I'm from Canada trying to move to the US and get a Cybersecurity job. Halfway through Google Cert now. Disappointed I can't access their job bank outside of the US but will try and find other ways. Any tips?

Thanks for this video.
It would be interesting to hear about your personal experience and where you got your knowledge from (books, videos, etc.)

Hi! Thank you for this video, i found it very helpful. Btw, are you working in CS now, and if so, in which position?

Best regards from Dominican Republic.

I've been trying to apply for entry level jobs in Canada and the response isn't that great! I have good amount of experience for an entry level position however I'm feeling that good individuals aren't given the 1 chance that they need to prove themselves that often and that's the reason why even after having a decent LinkedIn profile with decent zero trust projects still makes it difficult to get that 1 change for me personally.