MSFT pushing dynamics super hard right now. need to get myself up to speed in that realm

get your azure certs.

I'm looking to get my systems admin cert next.

do you plan on getting the cert?

yea i been slacking badly but i work for a msft focused msp on the sales side. so yes i need to but also yes i’ll prolly continue being complacent

that is definitely my next steps. just gonna look where to start studying

my cousin is in sales as well at Microsoft. He makes good money doing it.

Great gig.

I believe he got his BI cert and a couple of fundamental ones as well.

az900 is a great start.

udemy.com/course/az900-azure

go on incognito and you should be able to get the course for a dirt cheap price.

Gotta trudge through the CPA first this year but wanna start studying for the CISA/actual IT certs so bad

Just passed the CCNA, bros Throughout the whole test I was so certain that I was failing but I did iiiiiiiiiiitttt

Sorry I haven't updated OP yet. Been super busy with project stuff.

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How would you rate the course?

OH S***! Congrats!

Resume bouta start hitting different.

It was great. It's actually one of the reasons I sought out taking the CCNA because I wanted to have a clearer understanding of networking before diving further into the cybersecurity field. I'm browsing through it right now and it seems a bit different from the one I've taken. Some sections are the same but the one I took focused more on hack-the-box type scenarios whereas this one has a lot of focus on Active Directory hacking. I don't know anything about Active Directory so this'll be useful

Thanks man. So grateful for the Boson Practice Exams and Jeremy's IT Lab

clients got cooked with a simulated phishing campaign and refuse to believe the results lol

I'll have to look into those. Whatchu tryna do with that cert? Professionally speaking.

people really just be clicking on s*** man

Just a heads up, there's a Linux Essentials cert from the Linux Professional Institute you can take for $120: lpi.org/our-certifications/linux-essentials-overview

That's way less than you'd spend taking L+ at COMPTIA. I'd give that a brief once over before just so you're aware of your options.

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the campaign/tool wasn’t configured properly idt

Ultimate goal is to become a pen tester, but want to try and take a shot at applying for entry level network admin work to get more experience

potential ransomware scare on a friday

Cybersecurity folks-- how difficult do you think it is transitioning from GRC to a more technical role down the line?

Been thinking about my long-term career aspirations