Most people trying to break into cybersecurity focus on certs only 🎓 I used to think that was enough too 🤦‍♂️ But what I didn’t realize is employers care about ACCESS control way more than you think 🔑 IAM (Identity and Access Management) is everywhere Every company needs to control who can access what And most beginners completely ignore it If you understand users, permissions, and roles You instantly become more valuable than 90% of applicants 💼 This is the difference between “I studied security” And “I can actually secure a system” I put together a simple guide that breaks this down step-by-step Comment IAM and I’ll DM you the guide 🔥

Hi @everyone , based on the lecture 3 for AI Prompt Engineering , I created “note taking gpt”- just started recently with the bootcamp and its perfect timing that we’re learning AI. I thought the topic could be applied to anything, so for my studies, if theres a way to take notes faster , I could focus more on watching the videos from the Core. The Core has breakdowns on what topics are discussed, so you can just type them in after you click “let’s start taking notes”. You can use this with any subject matter too! Evan asked to share it here , so here it is. Hope this helps https://chatgpt.com/g/g-69b5a52f8f4881919350ee19cfe8a914-note-taking-gpt Cheers!!!

Most people think AI is going to replace entry-level cybersecurity jobs. 🤯 It’s not. But it is changing what companies expect from you. The old entry-level analyst just clicked alerts all day. 🖱️ Now AI can triage logs, summarize incidents, and flag anomalies in seconds. ⚡ So what does that mean for you? It means you can’t just “know concepts.” You need to understand how things actually work. 🧠 If you don’t know networking, logs, Linux, and traffic analysis… AI will expose that fast. But if you learn how to USE AI properly? You’ll move 2–3x faster than everyone else. 🚀 The gap isn’t shrinking. It’s widening between operators and spectators. Comment "AI" and I’ll DM you my AI Cyber Career Guide.