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As a developer of cyber security software (in python), what cert (if any) would be most appropriate for me?
- Roadmap to cybersecurity? : r/CompTIA - Reddit
Anyone have a cybersecurity roadmap? I know the basics of...
- Roadmap to careers in cybersecurity and cloud engineering : r ... - Reddit
EDIT: Many people have asked for a pathway to cloud...
- Is there a definitive cybersecurity roadmap? : r/cybersecurity - Reddit
There is no single roadmap that will be applicable to the...
- Roadmap to cybersecurity? : r/CompTIA - Reddit
Anyone have a cybersecurity roadmap? I know the basics of networking if that helps at all. The reason I ask is because there’s always a different roadmap so I’m hopping I can see a reoccurring one. Some say skip A+ if you know the basics and hop to network and some say skip network too and hop straight to security. Thank you.
EDIT: Many people have asked for a pathway to cloud engineering. The best one I've found is detailed here in this post explaining what to do to get a cloud job. To start a career in cybersecurity you should be aiming to eventually get hired into a position as a Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst.
IT Security Certification Roadmap charting security implementation, architecture, management, analysis, offensive, and defensive operation certifications.
Learn to become a modern Cyber Security Expert by following the steps, skills, resources and guides listed in this roadmap.
This interactive career pathway shows key jobs within cybersecurity, common transition opportunities between them, and detailed information about the salaries, credentials, and skillsets associated with each role. Note that jobs can span multiple career levels. Roles Skills and Certifications.
There is no single roadmap that will be applicable to the entire cybersecurity field, and it doesn’t depend on wha you want to do. On a high level, there are some options (this is not an exhaustive list): GRC (governance risk and compliance): less technical and more administrative area.
