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How to get into cybersecurity with zero IT experience. So you can start with getting some IT and networking experience, so you need to build those fundamentals. What can help is if you have a help desk IT job, because it's going to allow you to earn and learn, so you're going to be learning IT and networking but being paid for it. How can you actually get an IT job? Well, I'll show you that at the end of the video. So you need to build these fundamentals. You may be technically minded already, so you may be able to skip this step, but that's going to depend. Most people need to learn these fundamentals, and a great way of doing that is getting into help desk. Then you need to learn your cybersecurity fundamentals, so a great certification is of course the CompTIA Security Plus, but not just the Security Plus, actually more than that, the labs themselves that come with Security Plus, because they're going to give you the hands-on skills and hands-on fundamentals. Also, the Google Cybersecurity Certificate is a really great one as well. Then you wanna pick a job. We recommend cybersecurity analyst. That's where I started eight years ago, and it's still a great job to start now, because it's an easy transition from help desk into cybersecurity analyst. You wanna understand SIEM, so you want to understand incident response, you want to understand cloud attack and defense, you want to understand the different cyber attacks that are out there, you want to understand threat hunting, and you want to understand threat intelligence. So these are the things that cybersecurity analysts do on a daily basis. Google each one of these and start to learn about them. Then you want to do some home projects, so each one of these home projects wants to relate to each one of these topics. You can set up your own SIEM at home, so you can set up something like Wazuh, Sentinel, or Elastic SIEM. These then are going to give you that hands-on practical skills, which is going to give you the experience that all these companies are asking for, which is when you're going to be able to apply for jobs, and you want to use a skills-based resume or CV. It works really, really well, and you want to be consistent when you're applying for these jobs, and you have to stay consistent, because if you give up after a few applications, then you're not going to get into the industry. So if you are at this stage and you wanna know how to get a help desk job, then let me show you. So we recently partnered with CourseCareers who have an amazing IT certificate that can help you get a help desk job. This has worked for so many people. Tevin, I was working in a warehouse for the past 10 years and landed my first position in IT within two months of finishing CourseCareers making around 40k. With this new experience, I am thinking about getting into cyber security next. Same for James, I got my first interview within a week of graduating CourseCareers. In less than 1 month, I was starting my new career with a job that paid 41k with no any previous IT experience. So if you want to get access to their free introductory course, all you need to do, go to the link on our page, click the link, click no experience in IT, and then sign up.