#Information Security Management

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Why Beginners Should Start with Networking Before Cybersecurity 🚨 Jumping straight into cybersecurity without understanding networking is a big mistake for beginners. Here’s why: 1. Cybersecurity Is Built on Networking • Firewalls, VPNs, IDS/IPS, and secure configurations all depend on networking knowledge. • If you don’t understand IP addressing, subnets, routing, and ports, how will you secure them? 2. You Won’t Understand Security Tools • Tools like Wireshark, Snort, and Firewalls monitor and protect network traffic. • Without networking skills, you won’t know what you’re looking at or how to analyze threats. 3. Employers Want a Strong IT Foundation • Most entry-level cybersecurity jobs expect networking skills. • Certifications like CCNA or Network+ open doors before you specialize in security. 4. Cybersecurity Without Networking = Frustration • You’ll struggle to grasp penetration testing, SOC analysis, or incident response without understanding how data moves through networks. 5. Networking Gives You More Career Options • If you master networking first, you can pivot into cybersecurity, cloud, systems engineering, or DevOps later. • More flexibility = More job opportunities. 🔥 Want to break into tech the right way? DM me the word “NETWORK” and I’ll show you how to get started! 🚀

Did you know there is a difference between cybersecurity and network security? I had this question pop up on my last Q&A session so I wanted to clarify the differences. #networking #it #technology #cybersecurity #informationtechnology #networkengineer #ccna

New to cybersecurity? I’ve broken down in plain english what you need to consider if you’re a beginner ⬇️: I personally started in GRC because it gives a big picture view of the business and the technical practices each team uses. It’s helping me build a foundation so I can pivot later, because by then I will understand what “right” looks like, what wrong looks like, but most importantly how to respond when something is wrong. Cybersecurity is what you call an umbrella term, because there are so many paths you can take: 🔴Red Team: offense, ethical hacking, penetration testing 🔵Blue Team: defense, protecting systems, monitoring threats 🕵🏾‍♀️Digital Forensics: investigating breaches and tracing cybercrime 📊GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance): policies, risk management, business + security alignment ☁️ Cloud Security, SOC Analyst, Incident Response, Identity & Access, and more Before you jump in paying for certs and bootcamps figure out which area interests you most. It makes your journey way easier. ✨ Save this if you’re starting your cyber journey. Want a part 2 on certifications or skills? Let me know! #womenincyber #womenintech #breakingintotech #afrotech #afrotech25 #afrotech26 #cybersecurity

You MUST Know THESE 4 Skills to Become a Cloud Security Engineer! 🔐 Education Most Cloud Security Engineers step into this role with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in fields such as: • Cybersecurity • Information Security • Computer Science (though not always mandatory) Top 4 Skills That Get You Hired Cloud Platform Basics – Understand how AWS, Azure, and GCP work. Focus on their main services like Compute, Networking, and Storage. Identity and Access Management (IAM) – Learn how to create, manage, and restrict user permissions. Get comfortable with the principle of least privilege, Role-Based Access Control, and MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication). Cloud Security Tools – Practice with tools like AWS GuardDuty, Azure Security Center, and GCP Security Command Center. Networking and Security Concepts – Know the basics of firewalls, encryption, VPNs, and network segmentation. With these skills, you can apply for roles like: •Cloud Support Engineer (Security) •Security Operations Engineer •Cloud Security Architect Share this reel with someone preparing for a cloud security career, and follow for more insights. . . #cloudengineer #cloudcomputing #security #roadmap . . [cloud security engineer, security engineer, cloud engineer, aws security engineer, gcp security engineer, azure security engineer, cybersecurity career, information security, cloud engineer skills, security engineer skills, identity and access management, role based access control, multi factor authentication, mfa, aws guardduty, azure security center, gcp security command center, vpn, firewalls, network segmentation, cloud security tools, cloud support engineer, security operations engineer, cloud security architect]

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Cybersecurity can feel overwhelming at first — mostly because of acronyms. EDR, SIEM, DLP, SAST... You’ll hear these terms often in meetings, job descriptions, tools, and trainings. This reel brings the most common cybersecurity acronyms together in one place. Below is a simple written glossary you can come back to anytime 👇 🔹 AV (Antivirus) Basic protection against known malware. 🔹 EDR (Endpoint Detection & Response) Detects and responds to threats on endpoints like laptops and servers. 🔹 XDR (Extended Detection & Response) Combines endpoint, network, and log data for better detection and visibility. 🔹 SIEM (Security Information & Event Management) Collects, correlates, and analyzes security logs from multiple sources. 🔹 SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation & Response) Automates response actions and helps SOC teams work more efficiently. 🔹 SOC (Security Operations Center) The team responsible for monitoring and responding to security incidents. 🔹 DLP (Data Loss Prevention) Prevents sensitive data from being leaked or exposed. 🔹 Firewall Controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on defined rules. 🔹 IDS (Intrusion Detection System) Monitors traffic to detect suspicious or malicious activity. 🔹 IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) Detects and actively blocks malicious traffic. 🔹 SAST (Static Application Security Testing) Scans source code to identify vulnerabilities early in development. 🔹 DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) Tests running applications to find security weaknesses. 🔹 IAST (Interactive Application Security Testing) Analyzes application behavior during runtime for deeper insights. 🔹 Pentest (Penetration Testing) Simulates real-world attacks to validate vulnerabilities. 🔹 IR (Incident Response) The process of handling and mitigating security incidents. 🔹 TPRM (Third-Party Risk Management) Evaluating and managing security risks from vendors and partners. You don’t need to memorize everything. Understanding these terms gradually is more than enough when you’re learning 📌 Save this post as a quick reference 👥 Share it with someone #cybersecurity #infosec #security

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Top Roles in Cybersecurity🔒👇 1. Cybersecurity Analyst 2. Penetration Tester (Ethical Hacker) 3. Security Engineer 4. Incident Response Specialist 5. Threat Intelligence Analyst 6. Cloud Security Specialist 7. Identity and Access Management (IAM) Specialist 8. Cyber Forensics Investigator 9. Security Consultant 10. Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) #cybersecurity #cybertraining #cybersecurityawareness #cyberjobs #careeroptions #cybercareer #ethicalhacker #ethicalhackingcourse #hacking #cybersecure #engineer #cloudsecurity #cyberattack #forensics #informationsecurity

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