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where to head 4m here?
i m a btech 2nd year student..computer science dept.4th sem... i have plans to make a career in network security.i have a considerably good command over c and c++ know something about coding in java and python..plus have knowledge about hacking stuffs theoretically meaning i know wat softwares to b used wat footprinting session hijacking etc are but have no idea were to head nextso that i can get a boost towards making a career in network security..pls pls pls anybody help thanx to all
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Re: where to head 4m here?
The next step is to gain credibility - work regular Network tech jobs. You'll probably intern with a pro that has CISSP to learn hands on. Network solutions companies can have a wide range of services to offer customers - building rackmounts to setting up networks - this was the best place to work.
Network with those in the field, as you are doing here. They will help find a security position for you to start in - probably real-time network monitoring.
If you are up to it:
http://www.todaysmilitary.com/careers/c ... athematics" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
DNR
Network with those in the field, as you are doing here. They will help find a security position for you to start in - probably real-time network monitoring.
If you are up to it:
http://www.todaysmilitary.com/careers/c ... athematics" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
DNR
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He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning. He reveals deep and hidden things; he knows what lies in Darkness, and Light dwells with him.
He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning. He reveals deep and hidden things; he knows what lies in Darkness, and Light dwells with him.
Re: where to head 4m here?
I don't know what it's like in other countries, but in America getting a job in network security requires a bit more then a degree and an understanding of 'leet speak'
Today, the job market is asking for 5 years of experience in networking and a Bachelors degree in Information Security. Having some certificates like the CISSP, or the LPIC doesn't hurt at all, even the A+ is better to have then to not have.
You should try to remember that when applying for a job, you are not trying to sell yourself so much, as you are trying to sell yourself better then the guy before you
So apply, study, and be persistent... hard work pays off.
Today, the job market is asking for 5 years of experience in networking and a Bachelors degree in Information Security. Having some certificates like the CISSP, or the LPIC doesn't hurt at all, even the A+ is better to have then to not have.
You should try to remember that when applying for a job, you are not trying to sell yourself so much, as you are trying to sell yourself better then the guy before you
So apply, study, and be persistent... hard work pays off.
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Re: where to head 4m here?
Learn to type/spell better.
No offense but the key to selling yourself is good writing and speaking.
No offense but the key to selling yourself is good writing and speaking.
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Re: where to head 4m here?
You probably want to know some reverse-engineering as well, learn assembly for starters. It's quite essential if you want to understand viruses and the like.