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Great Video Ken!

Excellent video!!! I aspire to be an IAM Engineer! Keep up the good work!

@CyberLifeTV

5 ай бұрын

Thank you and good luck with your job search.

@renegadeindigo60

5 ай бұрын

hi Iyoni, im looking for someone whos also in the IAM feild. perhaps to work together on job hunting/interviews :). lmk if your interested

Thanks!!

Such a great video! Keep sharing more knowledge!

@CyberLifeTV

8 ай бұрын

Thank you

New cybersecurity career videos drop every Tuesday and Friday at 9am EST. What other questions do you have about your cybersecurity career?

Very helpful, thanks.

@CyberLifeTV

Ай бұрын

My pleasure

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Thanks for the video. Any advice for trying to land one of these types of jobs with no experience? I'll be graduating from WGU with my B.S. in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance, and what I've learned so far is that I'm not as interested in being a SOC analyst or Pen tester, but managing access feels like something I would like to do. I would definitely like to pursue a Sailpoint cert since that seems to come up a lot when I look at job postings, but a degree and certs with no experience, I'm not sure if that's enough to get my career started in this area.

@CyberLifeTV

Жыл бұрын

Great question. The key is focusing on how you managed access in previous jobs, school projects, cert training, or even your life. Everything you have done in the past is a transferable skill to cyber. For example, if you have kids and you check the house each night to make sure everything is locked, tie that into your resume because you 1) checked the physical security controls (locks, alarm, cameras, etc) to ensure they were implemented properly and functioning properly 2) ensured the "critical assets" (aka your kids) for the organization were safe 3) did all of the above within time and budget constraints

@bojax

Жыл бұрын

@@CyberLifeTV Ahh ok, that makes a lot of sense! Tapping into relevant life experience and even past work experience is definitely something I can do. Thank you!!!

@CyberLifeTV

Жыл бұрын

@@bojax my pleasure.

Hi Ken.. really liked the video. I am based in Hong Kong and fresh out of college and have got a job as an IAM engineer. Could you tell me if an IAM role can help me develop as a cyber security engineer say in 3-5 years? Or will I be stuck with IAM roles forever? Haha.. Thanks a lot for your help.

@CyberLifeTV

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you should be able to transition to a cyber engineer job in that time. Of course, a lot depends on the place you live in the world and which companies you are looking to get a job at.

Question I want to break in to iam engineer but men is hard to find any good content is no any 0 to hero or any bootcamp or any road map to break into iam engineer. did you give paid mentorship? ? also I'm currently preparing to get my AWS solutions architect.

@CyberLifeTV

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for asking. I don't do any coaching program. If you go into a SysAdmin or cyber analyst/engineer role you will do IAM as a responsibility. Finding jobs with IAM in the job title is challenging. You can look at open IAM jobs and see what skills they are asking for. Typically, you will see them asking for something like Okta experience. From there, look up any vendor tools they mention and find free versions you can train with. You just need a little experience with the tool. But again, it's easier to find more traditional jobs that just have IAM tasks in the JD vs finding a job posting for IAM.