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I really appreciate this series because I’m currently at a crossroads where I’ve been learning web development for the past 3 months and really love it but I also see that Cybersecurity has so many opportunities for self learners. I can’t say I know for sure what I will choose but wanted to say thank you for this video

I really love these CS and Cyber side by side comparision videos that you and Luca do. I'm making a complete career change and am working on my Cyber Security AA degree presently. The more I learn, the more I realize how many different directions I can go in Cyber. I'm also realizing the value of trying to learn Linux and Python in the evenings, but I'm also studying for my Sec+ that I plan on taking Aug 1st. I have to force myself to slow down and focus on one thing at a time. Luca is SO correct when he said that we need to not just imitate what we see but we need to understand the "why" and meaning behind it. Such solid advice. Thank you again for making these videos. They really do help people like myself that are trying to decide between Cyber Security or Coding path and break into the industry. Subbing to Luca's channel now.

@nintendu64

8 ай бұрын

Devs and CS generally don’t get along the larger the company is… it starts becoming an immovable object meets an unstoppable force when development is being told to solve a problem and CS has no idea what they are doing so they think everyone should stay in the Stone Age and never evolve because it’s too risky and don’t want to lose their job.

Great channel, with great topics. Thank you 😊👍

@WithSandra

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! Glad this helped 😁

Thank you guys for this video.

@WithSandra

11 ай бұрын

Glad this was helpful! :D Thanks for watching!

Great video!

@WithSandra

Жыл бұрын

Glad this was helpful Angel! 😁

Thanks a lot

hey Sandra could you please do a data analyst/scientist vs cybersecurity analyst video?

You mentioned that cybersecurity is heavy on certifications. What all certifications do you hold currently? Are you working towards any others?

Every time I go on Reddit everyone seemingly says that Cybersecurity is a Mid to Senior level career field. Their thoughts are getting a Cybersecurity degree are that it isn’t good because cybersecurity degree programs are in their infancy developmental stage. I am pursuing a CIS degree and looking to pivot into Cybersecurity. Thanks for getting these videos with several thoughts from different people! 😊

@marriedorphan9958

Жыл бұрын

prolly best to ignore reddit 95% of them are paint sniffers

@TheHarrisal21

7 ай бұрын

​​​@@marriedorphan9958That's what I learned too. Especially in the CS subs. I'm pursuing a CIS degree as well.

@marriedorphan9958

7 ай бұрын

@@TheHarrisal21 Good luck :)

Main point I would like to share is that its sometimes important to be as efficient with your resources when learning cybersecurity or software engineering. It is not necessary to spend exuberant amount of money to learn. There are ways to learn all these things while still being as gold (money) efficient as possible. If you are resourceful enough you can learn many of these things for free.

I really like your videos togetherrrr♥️♥️✨✨♥️✨

I really appreciate the ending where you address the current job market. I feel like that’s a topic that doesn’t get addressed enough or when it does, it’s ALWAYS in a doomer context. Addressing it here in the the video made the conversation feel very in touch which I really enjoyed.

@WithSandra

Жыл бұрын

So glad this was insightful! We’re actually making a video posted soon on our overall experience in our roles in the “aftermath” of the tech recession and layoffs, hopefully this can help too! Thanks for watching 😁

Hello Sandra , thank you for your content , I will be starting the Cyber Security Analyst Course in August I just want to know if it is hard to work in Cyber Security and is it stressful...I have a background in Computer repairs and Service Manager for Apple..Do you need to know any programming skills because I was told at the college that anybody can learn this...Would kindly appreciate your reply ..thanks 🙂

Hi! Can we do masters in cybersecurity after doing bachelors in software engineering.

SWE is the beast hands down if you don't like testing time and like to make big money ASAP

How much money need to get in cybersecurity. Cause Certificate are Costly.

Hii! Can you make a video on SFS Cyber Corps? It’s a cyber security government program that pays cybersecurity student’s college. Thank you for your videos !

@WithSandra

Жыл бұрын

Ohh great suggestion! Will definitely add this to my list ☺️ thanks for watching!

@jamarwooten558

Жыл бұрын

How can I find out more about this?!

Haven’t the watched the entire video yet I wanted to add in WGU school where they have bachelors degree including cybersecurity degree which is quicker and better than regular 4 year college. I wanna go for a finance degree and also if I could masters in economics because I’m interested into that but for IT I can get certs and classes at udemy for python I’m sure I could get in if I wanted to .

@micheal67

Жыл бұрын

Perfect Perfect comment

@scotthearts9634

Жыл бұрын

Yeep! Sounds like a solid plan wish you success in all your endeavors! Let's get out there and get it! 🤑😊😊

I plan to attend WGU for BS in Software Engineering but I have also considered the cybersecurity Degree as well. I like that it’s online and I can finish at my own pace but I don’t think I’ll get much from networking. Hopefully I can find some events to attend.

@nova22584

Жыл бұрын

Same

@takethepillingodwetrust1510

Жыл бұрын

I feel with a swe degree and gain relevant experience, it would be easier to transition to cyber then the reverse. Sandra was a SWE who went cyber because she was given that opportunity.

@JDMorris81

6 ай бұрын

Also going for WGU's SWE degree. How's your experience so far?

@EmpireOfNerds

5 ай бұрын

@@JDMorris81 Hey, I am finishing my first term about 30% done with 2 gen ed classes transferred in. I like that I haven't had to wait to move on when I am ready and I can accelerate. D426/427 the databases/SQL classes slowed me down a bit becuase the zybooks material is so dry lol. It feels a lot like self -earning, I use codeacademy/udemy/w3Schools/KZread in addition to the course materials/cohort sessions and so far I never have felt like I don't know where or how to figure out an answer. How's your experience?

I plan on getting a master's degree in Cyber security from UC Berkeley along with the CISSP. Would that be enough to get a Career ?

@takethepillingodwetrust1510

Жыл бұрын

Depends on experience. Masters don’t guarantee a job

Hello Sandra how are you ? Thanks for your videos they have helped me a lot throughout my career So I have a question, I just got my first opportunity to enter the software field, I was giving the position associate software engineer in my company however I don’t have a degree I’m self taught and have taken multiples courses, do you think it’s worth to still go to college and take the degree for a future pay increase or now that I have the job as a software engineer is not necessary as I will build the necessary experience if I ever want to apply to a higher Paying job

@micheal67

Жыл бұрын

Yes bro. You'll have to find a way and go back to an online college to get a degree in 6months. It will be helpful, and you don't have to have the fear of being terminated anytime because you don't have a degree. So go for it. Best of luck

@joemobes1632

Жыл бұрын

I have had the same question in my mind when I started just like you. I think the degree mostly helps with getting a job and negotiating a competitive salary. It is likely that a company would pick a candidate with a degree over one without a degree. However, when you actually start working, the output and value you provide is what matters most, and your employer/team will be able to see what kind of contributions you bring to the table. Once you get some experience under your belt, your knowledge and work experience will be able to make up for not having a degree. In short, I would recommend a degree, but you can absolutely have a successful career without one.

I'm Abt to go to college for cyber security and I'm scared because I don't really know anything and I'm not really good at math, but I think I can still learn idk maybe I'm over thinking it.

@keyballa

11 ай бұрын

Not much math is needed in Cybersecurity. As far as college courses, only college algebra is required

@MrDamond

11 ай бұрын

@@keyballa thats good to know

How will both of these jobs fare against AI? Im reconsidering because of ai and my job security being at stake. Im asking people who know and have those jobs: im in healthcare at the moment.

@TechwithLuca

Жыл бұрын

Software is a very wide field so not all will be impacted equivalently by AI. Cyber will become more important given all these newer AI tools

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@WithSandra

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching @tyrojames9937! 😄