I help people escape their dead-end job and land a 6 figure role in IAM, the fastest growing field in cybersecurity right now.
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If you're struggling to land a job in cybersecurity, you're most likely not missing skills.
The issue is that you can't stay focused on a goal for more than a week. You keep jumping on the new trend.
Focus on what you already started. IAM? SRE? AI Security? Cloud?
They're all good options.
Start doing the work for a long period of time and you will be rewarded.
10 harsh truths nobody wants to hear:
1. You'll never succeed if you keep half-assing everything.
2. 99% of bad things happening to you are due to your poor lack of judgement. Stop blaming others
8. Nothing will change until you start failing, trying new things and giving up old habits.
9. No one except your mother loves you unconditionally. Your wife and your friends expect something from you. Just like you do.
Great advice.
If you're starting out today, I would not recommend web3 nor offensive cybersecurity.
Not because there's no money to be made or a lack of work. There's plenty.
But these are both highly skilled specialisations within the broader field of cybersecurity. Most who have success today have grinded for years on code with often a solid background in broader IT.
F.e. myself:
- 2 years DevOps
- 3 years DevSecOps/Sec Engineer
- 3 years Offensive Web3
If you're starting from zero, you're not competing for success. You're just day dreaming.
What is possible and realistic is a basic role in Infra and/or blue team cyber. There's 100x the demand since every medium/large company needs security people. Even if it's only to configure MS AD.
Cybersecurity is hot today.
It's a great evergreen field.
Endless opportunities and growth.
But keep your feet on the ground.
Make your goal what is achievable.
Then move upward one step at the time.
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If you're starting out today, I would not recommend web3 nor offensive cybersecurity.
Not because there's no money to be made or a lack of work. There's plenty.
But these are both highly skilled specialisations within the broader field of cybersecurity. Most who have success today have grinded for years on code with often a solid background in broader IT.
F.e. myself:
- 2 years DevOps
- 3 years DevSecOps/Sec Engineer
- 3 years Offensive Web3
If you're starting from zero, you're not competing for success. You're just day dreaming.
What is possible and realistic is a basic role in Infra and/or blue team cyber. There's 100x the demand since every medium/large company needs security people. Even if it's only to configure MS AD.
Cybersecurity is hot today.
It's a great evergreen field.
Endless opportunities and growth.
But keep your feet on the ground.
Make your goal what is achievable.
Then move upward one step at the time.
Sefyu retweeted
Day 28/31 🧱 Practise Least Privilege
🔑 Give people and apps only the access they need
👤 Don't use an admin account daily
🚪 Remove access when people leave
💬 Who has access to your accounts or files that shouldn't?
#CybersecurityDiet @ireteeh
Knowing how to use a specific tool will earn you a decent income.
Knowing which tool to use, when, and why will make you wealthy.
This Saturday, I will show you how to build your IAM lab and land a job in the field. Don't miss it:
skool.com/masteriam-free
- Password resets
- Access requests
- Onboarding and offboarding
- Group permissions
- Working inside the admin tools
What you're missing:
DON’T MISS THIS:
This Saturday, October 31st, I’m hosting a LIVE session in our FREE Skool community.
I’ll show you how to go from ZERO to landing a job in IAM.
We’re giving away $100 to one attendee.
Join us: skool.com/masteriam-free
Share the news. See you there.
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Some backgrounds worth looking at:
Teachers → AI literacy & policy
Nurses → Healthcare AI oversight
HR Professionals → AI hiring governance
Accountants → AI controls & auditing
Lawyers → AI regulatory compliance
Project Managers → AI governance operations
Social Workers → AI fairness & impact
Recruiters → AI employment risk
Quality Analysts → AI assurance
Procurement Specialists → AI vendor risk
Your industry experience may be more relevant than you think.
The key is learning where it fits 🙂↕️