Any security courses that changed your life?

[Trader11]

And makes you fall in love with security and development?

 

[DataScience]

Unfortunately, 99% of cybersecurity course providers are ridiculously bad. They force to to memorise technical stuff without helping you create an intuitive understanding of the underlying mechanisms.

 

[seesiang]

Unfortunately, 99% of cybersecurity course providers are ridiculously bad. They force to to memorise technical stuff without helping you create an intuitive understanding of the underlying mechanisms.

Try these for technical stuffs
- all courses from https://elearnsecurity.com/
- all courses from https://www.offensive-security.com/
- CSX-P from https://www.isaca.org/

 

[0x0zzz]

+1 for elearn

 

[seesiang]

+1 for elearn

Previously their presentation of the information was good. Now they seem to move to their sister company and I have no chance to see it yet.

but -1 for their customer service for sales (not technical support).

 

[Trader11]

Previously their presentation of the information was good. Now they seem to move to their sister company and I have no chance to see it yet.

but -1 for their customer service for sales (not technical support).

Prefer TryHackMe instead.

 

[Definitely]

Prefer TryHackMe instead.

TryHackMe is too basic though. I got spoiled by them because they give machines that are too easy to break in.

 

[Cryophoenix]

Inb4 CEH.

 

[Trader11]

Inb4 CEH.

Or cissp

 

[seantan101]

any good course to recommend for mid career individuals who want to switch industry to cybersecurity?
so far i've found
-TVI advance dip in cybersecurity (CEH/CND/CASE)
-PSB Academy Dip in network....

 

[Trader11]

any good course to recommend for mid career individuals who want to switch industry to cybersecurity?
so far i've found
-TVI advance dip in cybersecurity (CEH/CND/CASE)
-PSB Academy Dip in network....

Oscp......

 

[bad1986]

Did Security Plus and CEH, personally think that for the knowledge-wise, Security Plus give a broader view. The CEH Course I go is structured and has iLabs, which is very useful for learning to beginners. OSCP is the go-to for Penetration Testing and CS in general. I am not from IT background but need to have some fundamentals first before going OSCP.

 

[liewhl]

i think OSCP is more hand on cert, is really more useful to know how to use kali and know how to use the tool in it then doing other sec cert