PC Hardware Components, Specifications, & Terminology Guide(s) (Helpful for CompTIA A+) https://t.co/0HZrBGkLQ9

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We are obtaining our OSHA & NFPA 70E certification, after that they are prepping us for Core 1 & 2 of CompTIA A+ The program is fast but manageable, the important thing is to make sure you stand out.

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WittyNetworks https://t.co/1J2I3PFXU1

Okta’s Virtual TechCamp Become an IAM Champion https://t.co/Gt4FuHdf4K

Fiber U is the free online learning website of the ‘Fiber Optic Association’ (FOA) devoted to the development of a skilled workforce in fiber optics, telecommunication, and overall low-voltage. https://t.co/6w0zM9PzDy

https://t.co/v3nRQbl8sw CISA Learning will continue to offer the same no cost online cybersecurity training as FedVTE on topics such as cloud security, ethical hacking and surveillance, risk management, malware analysis, and more.

After a lot of research and reviews, i’ve decided to major in ‘Information Technology Management’ at WGU. Happy to document that process and go back to school overall.

When people say “You won’t survive in Cybersecurity if you don’t like to research” it’s true. You need to read those long PDF & website documents/white papers, look through those Vendor forums, watch those YouTube videos and Webinars, etc. The answers are right there.

Fortinet Certified Associate Cybersecurity https://t.co/JW27OJ68HF

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Fortinet Training: https://t.co/P039E7QQEQ

If i would’ve found out about the Amazon WGU + DataCenter program a good while ago, i could’ve pivoted way sooner lol. But it’s nice to see there’s always alternative options

Low Voltage offers on the job training as well as Apprenticeships, the exams are open book for a license in your preferred state. Technical colleges also provide a class you can add to your resume that may be required for the industry.

Entry/Mid level infrastructure roles I’ve been focused on: - DataCenter Technician - Field Service Technician - Low Voltage Technician - Telecommunications Technician - CCTV/Fire Alarm & Security System integration Technician - Cable installer - Physical Security Specialist

I pivoted to Infrastructure because i really wanted to get comfortable with + understand the multiple layers of ‘Networking’ - There are so many jobs that you can get if you have that core foundation, and it will STILL lead you to a Cybersecurity career.

Like i literally discovered a ‘Low Voltage’ career community where thousands of people have exp with CCTV/Access Control & System Security Integration. I explained my interest, and made connections w/ people who offer training & are hiring.