#12 Why OSCP Might Not Be Worth It - A Surprising Take by Evan Isaac

Kyser Clark and Evan Isaac discuss their experiences and insights in cybersecurity. They cover topics such as certifications, content creation on LinkedIn, web hacking resources, job searching advice, and the importance of offensive and defensive cybersecurity skills.

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Takeaways

• Certifications like OSCP and eWPTX are valuable in cybersecurity, but other certifications like PMPT and CPTS are gaining recognition.
• Creating content on LinkedIn and other platforms can help build your personal brand and network in the cybersecurity industry.
• Web hacking resources like PortSwigger Academy, TryHackMe, and Hack The Box are great for learning and practicing web application security.
• When searching for a job, networking and building connections are crucial. Contact recruiters and professionals in the field, and consider posting content to showcase your knowledge and skills.
• Both offensive and defensive skills are essential in cybersecurity. Gaining experience in blue team roles can provide valuable insights for red teaming and penetration testing.
• Stay consistent, never give up, and continue learning and growing in cybersecurity.

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Attention Listeners: This content is strictly for educational purposes, emphasizing ETHICAL and LEGAL hacking only. I do not, and will NEVER, condone the act of illegally hacking into computer systems and networks for any reason. My goal is to foster cybersecurity awareness and responsible digital behavior. Please behave responsibly and adhere to legal and ethical standards in your use of this information.

Opinions are my own and may not represent the positions of my employer.