I recently lost my job. I didn't particularly like it, so it's not sad in that sense; however, the financial implications are obviously less than ideal.
I've been interested in cybersecurity for a long time and even took the CompTIA Security+ certification a few years ago just for fun, but that is the extent of my relevant experience. I want to use this as an opportunity to upskill myself and finally break into a field that I am genuinely passionate about, and I do not mind starting from the bottom. I have enough saved that I can go at this full time, 8-10 hours a day, for the next 4 months. Importantly, I have basically no other commitments.
I have outlined a plan:
- Month 1: TryHackMe + HTB boxes with walkthrough to get the basics down and document all progress.
- Month 2: Study for and take the PNPT (can't afford the OSCP), continue with HTB and THM.
- Month 3: Renew Security+ cert and start applying for tons of jobs, keep going at it with HTB and THM.
- Month 4: Keep applying, and hopefully get some interviews, and keep doing the same stuff and document all progress. And if I get no results maybe try my luck in Bug Bounty hunting.
I know this is a massive undertaking, and I realize it's going to be a tough few months. But I've always seemed to learn quickly, and I'm very committed to making this happen.
I would greatly appreciate any feedback, critique, and advice that could help me in my journey.
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