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If you are studying IT or cybersecurity right now, trying to break in, you have to know that the market has changed. What worked three years ago does not work anymore. And if nobody corrects your approach, you could spend the next two years or more applying to jobs and getting nothing back. So in this video we are going to talk about how to prepare, and how to get hired.
Let's start with the uncomfortable truth. Most IT and cybersecurity degrees teach you the theory, but they do not teach you what companies across the world are actually hiring for right now. So if you are only relying on your coursework or certificates, you are already behind. You need to build your own curriculum on top of it, and that starts with understanding the landscape.
**Hi! I'm Sirat — a lawyer turned IT Support & cybersecurity specialist. With a background in law and tech, I analyze technology, cybersecurity, and geopolitics. And this video gives a wake up call for Computer Science students.**
Cybersecurity is not one job. It is dozens of different paths. Security operations, penetration testing, GRC and compliance, cloud security, incident response, identity and access management and so on. Each one is different, and each one attracts a different kind of person. So before you go deeper, spend time exploring at a high level. If you like structure and rules, compliance and GRC might suit you. If you like breaking things to understand them, offensive security might be your lane. If you like protecting infrastructure at scale, cloud security is where the demand is heading. Find the one that actually pulls you in, because that pull is what keeps you working on it at nine p.m. on a Tuesday when everyone else is watching Netflix.
???? ABOUT ME:
Hi, I am Sirat a Cybersecurity specialist. With a background in law, tech, and Cybersecurity, I analyze how technology, cybersecurity and geopolitics collide to shape global power. I work in Frankfurt, Germany. On this channel, I share real and practical experiences about working in Europe, living in Germany, and building a tech career—no fluff, just honest insights. Connect with me on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sirathaidary/
???? LET'S CONNECT:
Instagram: siratintech
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sirathaidary/
Email: Contactme on linkedin or Facebook
???? RELATED VIDEOS:
How I Got My IT Job in Germany: https://youtu.be/VYdwpQOUDkA
IT Certifications Worth Getting: https://youtu.be/6Pwb4zAJuKI
Salary Reality: IT Jobs in Germany: https://youtu.be/EGry2rE2V9k
???? QUESTIONS FOR YOU:
What's your biggest challenge in IT support? Or if you're thinking about starting—what's your biggest concern? Drop it in the comments, I read every single one!
If you are studying IT or cybersecurity right now, trying to break in, you have to know that the market has changed. What worked three years ago does not work anymore. And if nobody corrects your approach, you could spend the next two years or more applying to jobs and getting nothing back. So in this video we are going to talk about how to prepare, and how to get hired.
Let's start with the uncomfortable truth. Most IT and cybersecurity degrees teach you the theory, but they do not teach you what companies across the world are actually hiring for right now. So if you are only relying on your coursework or certificates, you are already behind. You need to build your own curriculum on top of it, and that starts with understanding the landscape.
**Hi! I'm Sirat — a lawyer turned IT Support & cybersecurity specialist. With a background in law and tech, I analyze technology, cybersecurity, and geopolitics. And this video gives a wake up call for Computer Science students.**
Cybersecurity is not one job. It is dozens of different paths. Security operations, penetration testing, GRC and compliance, cloud security, incident response, identity and access management and so on. Each one is different, and each one attracts a different kind of person. So before you go deeper, spend time exploring at a high level. If you like structure and rules, compliance and GRC might suit you. If you like breaking things to understand them, offensive security might be your lane. If you like protecting infrastructure at scale, cloud security is where the demand is heading. Find the one that actually pulls you in, because that pull is what keeps you working on it at nine p.m. on a Tuesday when everyone else is watching Netflix.
???? ABOUT ME:
Hi, I am Sirat a Cybersecurity specialist. With a background in law, tech, and Cybersecurity, I analyze how technology, cybersecurity and geopolitics collide to shape global power. I work in Frankfurt, Germany. On this channel, I share real and practical experiences about working in Europe, living in Germany, and building a tech career—no fluff, just honest insights. Connect with me on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sirathaidary/
???? LET'S CONNECT:
Instagram: siratintech
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sirathaidary/
Email: Contactme on linkedin or Facebook
???? RELATED VIDEOS:
How I Got My IT Job in Germany: https://youtu.be/VYdwpQOUDkA
IT Certifications Worth Getting: https://youtu.be/6Pwb4zAJuKI
Salary Reality: IT Jobs in Germany: https://youtu.be/EGry2rE2V9k
???? QUESTIONS FOR YOU:
What's your biggest challenge in IT support? Or if you're thinking about starting—what's your biggest concern? Drop it in the comments, I read every single one!
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