So I recently just got my bachelor’s degree in computer science and I want a job in cybersecurity but I don’t know what my next steps should be certification wise. So far I’m looking into Security + and CISSP any other recommendations?

Currently studying for the A+ core 2 using certmaster

Ive taken Dions Net + practice exam 4 times at this point. 1st.) 66.67% 2nd.) 66.67% 3rd.) 64.44% 4th.) 65.56% My question is, should I say screw it and sit for the exam or keep studying. I do not want to continue to take Dion's exams as i risk just memorizing questions so if testing now is not the answer does anyone know other study/test material or resources that helped them?

I have a question. I’m 21 and currently pursuing an associate’s degree in computer science, but I’m also considering focusing on certifications and starting my career that way. What would be the best route: going for the CCNA, or certifications like Network+, Security+, Splunk Core, and AZ-900? Also, what do you think about cloud as a career path? Is it a good route to go, and which of these options is least likely to be replaced by AI? And lastly, I’m also interested in IAM (Identity and Access Management) within cybersecurity—how would someone get into that field, and what certifications or steps should I take to start in IAM?

Hey guys, I made a PWA with Lovable AI to help me study for the Net+ exam I'm taking in May, and would like to share it, is there anything I should add into it that would make the studying progress better? I want to add in interactive PBQs for sure, but is there anything I’m missing?