sayusuf:
About to write cissp

Which materials are you using?

Some writing it?

hustla:



I'd like to join too

Look on WhatsApp & Telegram

Hi folks,

Sorry this is coming late.

There's a 30 days Zumaroc Cybersecurity training. Started yesterday. From 4pm to 7pm till 30th of August.

A hands-on introduction to Bug Bounty with a focus on testing common web application vulnerabilities, pentesting with Kali (PWK) and Active Directory (AD) attacks.

Here's also a link to join their Discord server: https:///Zroc_Discord

Some requirements for the training:

1. Experience using linux command line or at least be comfortable using it.
2. Basic scripting knowledge (bash, python etc.)
3. Hackthebox (VIP account) and a tryhackme account
4. Virtual machine running Kali Linux and a Windows lab.

You can register for the September session, if August session no longer works for you: it's free. Don't worry about the $299 you see. But please ensure you double check.
https://zumaroc.com/zroc/learn.html

If you'd like to still participate in the August session, let me know and I'll send you the zoom  details.

Let me also add that the instructor is really good and helpful.

This is not a paid advert!

Cheers!

Hi again,

Does anyone have the CompTIA Security+ SY0-601 pdf copy?

If you have the hard copy and wouldn't mind selling please let me know as well?

Thanks

VickyRotex:
Hi again,

Does anyone have the CompTIA Security+ SY0-601 pdf copy?

If you have the hard copy and wouldn't mind selling please let me know as well?

Thanks

Yes. Whatsapp: 08167044626

akj26:

Yes. Whatsapp:********

Thank you!

VickyRotex:
Hi again,

Does anyone have the CompTIA Security+ SY0-601 pdf copy?

If you have the hard copy and wouldn't mind selling please let me know as well?

Thanks

See my reply to your previous post

Does any one have comptia server plus training materials? I want to learn how to maintain server (hardware). And i want to know the practical virtually.

naziamuhd:


See my reply to your previous post

Hi,
Thanks I already found a bunch.

If anyone is interested in the Security+ study guide and practice tests, let me know and I'll add you to the folder.

VickyRotex:


Hi,
Thanks I already found a bunch.

If anyone is interested in the Security+ study guide and practice tests, let me know and I'll add you to the folder.

Pls I'm interested

kenlinzo:

Pls I'm interested

Alright send me your email address and I'll add you to the folder

Is this thread dead?

Multiple free resources

Just close the gaps

https:// (close the gap) www.osintme. (close the gap) com/index.php/2021/10/17/cloud-osint-free-cloud-training-courses-certifications/

Hello,

Please I need help with materials for CISSP.

yahooz:
Hello,

Please I need help with materials for CISSP.

Shared previously….

Start from here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1x1z_qAA7ZsyeG_pAZTZSjOFunaxvpg-E

https://community.isc2.org/t5/Exams/Practice-Questions/td-p/18626

New kelly

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ApN-Wam9eVlMZ-ZCG1t8vO5ZcOdG6B6i

Also look here:

https://www.examtopics.com/exams/isc/cissp/


Especially the discussions of the answers from various contributors …

Good day!

I consider myself very lucky to find this thread and I'm hoping to get advice from many people here. I'm a 17yr old who has a massive interest in Cybersecurity and from what I've seen, the job market here has a pretty high barrier to entry compared to other tech roles like software development and it's rather discouraging for those just starting their careers like me. I'm hoping if anyone could point me in the right direction to begin a career in cybersecurity. I have programming experience and also rudimentary infosec knowledge I've gathered while playing lots of CTFs while in secondary school. I don't currently have any certs but I'll be taking the Sec+ as soon as I can afford it. I'm also contemplating acquiring a Cybersecurity degree at the Federal Uni of Tech, Akure, or the few schools that offer the course here in NG but my contacts there are mostly discouraging me due to the rather terrible education they're getting there.

Any pointers/suggestions on what to do would be very much appreciated, thanks!

Bumping the thread!

Can't believe it has been quiet since October 2021!

0xdann:
Good day!

I consider myself very lucky to find this thread and I'm hoping to get advice from many people here. I'm a 17yr old who has a massive interest in Cybersecurity and from what I've seen, the job market here has a pretty high barrier to entry compared to other tech roles like software development and it's rather discouraging for those just starting their careers like me. I'm hoping if anyone could point me in the right direction to begin a career in cybersecurity. I have programming experience and also rudimentary infosec knowledge I've gathered while playing lots of CTFs while in secondary school. I don't currently have any certs but I'll be taking the Sec+ as soon as I can afford it. I'm also contemplating acquiring a Cybersecurity degree at the Federal Uni of Tech, Akure, or the few schools that offer the course here in NG but my contacts there are mostly discouraging me due to the rather terrible education they're getting there.

Any pointers/suggestions on what to do would be very much appreciated, thanks!

Hi, hoping you've gotten some guidance on this, but here are my thoughts just in case.

For a 17 years old, you have done so well for yourself. Trust me, I only knew very little about what Cyber security is in my 2nd and 3rd year in undergrad, and my undergraduate was in Comp Science.

I'll advice you keep at your current pace and keep up with the passion.
With your current experience, I recommend you go ahead with enrolling for the Cyber degree at FUT or any other school of choice. Yea maybe you wouldn't learn so much but you'll be way ahead of others considering the self-taught experience you've garnered. Better yet, take online classes too from internationally reputable/recognized schools (if you can afford it), these days you don't have to be physically present to acquire your desired skills or knowledge.

Finally, there are lots of good resources on this thread. Read through if you haven't done so already. Good thing is you already know what, where, and how to start. Keep up the giant steps.

All the best with your SEC+ exam.

FEGEITOK:
Bumping the thread!

Can't believe it has been quiet since October 2021!

It has indeed. Thanks for bumping it up, that's how I got to see this.

Hope everyone is enjoying the holiday and/the quiet time at this time of the year.

Anyways I don't want to talk about anything certification for the remaining hours of the year but I'm coming back in 2022

Have a happy and healthy 2022 folks!

Hi, can you add me to the folder please. I'm interested in the sec+.

VickyRotex:


Hi,
Thanks I already found a bunch.

If anyone is interested in the Security+ study guide and practice tests, let me know and I'll add you to the folder.

fopishow:
Hi, can you add me to the folder please. I'm interested in the sec+.

Absolutely. Please send your email address.

Hello VickyRotex, I'm interested. Kindly add me

VickyRotex:


Hi,
Thanks I already found a bunch.

If anyone is interested in the Security+ study guide and practice tests, let me know and I'll add you to the folder.

0xdann:
Good day!

I consider myself very lucky to find this thread and I'm hoping to get advice from many people here. I'm a 17yr old who has a massive interest in Cybersecurity and from what I've seen, the job market here has a pretty high barrier to entry compared to other tech roles like software development and it's rather discouraging for those just starting their careers like me. I'm hoping if anyone could point me in the right direction to begin a career in cybersecurity. I have programming experience and also rudimentary infosec knowledge I've gathered while playing lots of CTFs while in secondary school. I don't currently have any certs but I'll be taking the Sec+ as soon as I can afford it. I'm also contemplating acquiring a Cybersecurity degree at the Federal Uni of Tech, Akure, or the few schools that offer the course here in NG but my contacts there are mostly discouraging me due to the rather terrible education they're getting there.

Any pointers/suggestions on what to do would be very much appreciated, thanks!

Hello bro
I'm also looking for the same guidance you seek.im currently looking for where to study cybersecurity either at futa or any nigeria school.
How can I contact you let's pool our resources together?

Techhybabe:
Hello VickyRotex, I'm interested. Kindly add me

Please send me your email address and I'll add you.

PS: I'm not the owner of the folder so I can't make the folder accessible to anyone with the link, I can only add people to it.

VickyRotex:


Hi, hoping you've gotten some guidance on this, but here are my thoughts just in case.

For a 17 years old, you have done so well for yourself. Trust me, I only knew very little about what Cyber security is in my 2nd and 3rd year in undergrad, and my undergraduate was in Comp Science.

I'll advice you keep at your current pace and keep up with the passion.
With your current experience, I recommend you go ahead with enrolling for the Cyber degree at FUT or any other school of choice. Yea maybe you wouldn't learn so much but you'll be way ahead of others considering the self-taught experience you've garnered. Better yet, take online classes too from internationally reputable/recognized schools (if you can afford it), these days you don't have to be physically present to acquire your desired skills or knowledge.

Finally, there are lots of good resources on this thread. Read through if you haven't done so already. Good thing is you already know what, where, and how to start. Keep up the giant steps.

All the best with your SEC+ exam.

Thanks so much for your reply. I'd especially research online courses I could get from reputable schools at considerable fees. Once again, thanks very much, highly appreciated

Buzzer99:


Hello bro
I'm also looking for the same guidance you seek.im currently looking for where to study cybersecurity either at futa or any nigeria school.
How can I contact you let's pool our resources together?

Hey bro! I'd send you an email right away. Would love to get in touch with you.

Relatively, very few schools offer Cysec courses in Nigeria. You could check out https://a3techworld.com/universities-cybersecurity-courses-nigeria/

FUTA seemed to be the best choice for me for insignificant reasons and the postUTME application is currently ongoing. Would be glad to discuss more though

Please i need help with materials for comptia security+

VickyRotex:


Please send me your email address and I'll add you.

PS: I'm not the owner of the folder so I can't make the folder accessible to anyone with the link, I can only add people to it.

Please add me, I'm interested. Thanks.

0xdann:


Thanks so much for your reply. I'd especially research online courses I could get from reputable schools at considerable fees. Once again, thanks very much, highly appreciated

My pleasure!

Whatshallido:


Please add me, I'm interested. Thanks.

Sure. Please drop your email address.

Sure