Most cyber attacks start with basic network protocols not hacking tools. If you don’t understand SMB, TCP, UDP, and ports, you don’t understand cybersecurity. 🧵👇 #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #Networking #TechCareers

Breaking into IT or cybersecurity? Here are 10 certifications that actually matter for IT Support, Networking, Cloud, and Security 👇

Cybersecurity is no longer optional. If you use the internet, you are already a target. Cybersecurity Essentials (Part 1) the fundamentals everyone must understand to protect their data, devices, and online identity. 👇 #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #TechEducation

Most cyber attacks don’t start with hackers. Unpatched systems. Weak access controls. Insecure endpoints. IT Technical Support is the first real layer of cybersecurity. #CyberSecurity #ITSupport #InfoSec

A fintech company. 2:17 AM. No malware alerts. No failed logins. Yet data was exfiltrated. Can you figure out how? 🧵👇

IT Support isn’t just fixing systems. It protects critical infrastructure power, banks, hospitals, and communications. This is Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) 🧵👇

Cybersecurity careers are paying $70k–$150k+ and most people don’t know where to start. Here’s a beginner-friendly breakdown of roles, salaries, and skills 🧵👇

Rule #1 of HTML every cybersecurity beginner must know 🧵 If you don’t understand HTML, you’ll struggle with: • Web security • Pentesting • AppSec • Bug bounty Here’s why 👇 #CyberSecurity

3AM ransomware alert. If your first move is “power it off”… you might destroy evidence and slow recovery. Here’s the incident response flow I follow (NIST) when it’s REAL production. 🧵

XSS explained in 60 seconds. Never trust user input. #Cybersecurity #XSS #AppSec

Everybody wants to work in IT. But can you fix these basic issues without calling support? If not, you’re not job-ready yet. Here are foundational IT support skills every beginner should know 👇

90% of beginners in cybersecurity can’t answer this: Is 192.168.1.1 public or private? If you get this wrong, networking will frustrate you. 🧵 Let’s fix it.

Before you call IT at work… do these first. Most “urgent” office tech problems are solved in under 2 minutes. This checklist will save you time (and embarrassment). 🧵👇

Most beginners fail IT Support interviews because they can’t explain their troubleshooting process. This is the Level 1 workflow recruiters expect. Reply L1 for the checklist. Save this before your next interview. #ITSupport