I'm a 24-year-old graduate of the College of Computer Engineering, Networks, and Communications.

During my undergraduate studies, I acquired knowledge through personal effort.

1. I learned HTML, CSS, and some JS.

2. I learned the basics of Dart.

3. I studied the entire CCNA curriculum.

4. I earned the MTCNA certification from MikroTik.

5. I studied the Top Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) curriculum.

6. I studied the CompTIA Security+ curriculum.

7. I studied the AWS CLF-02 curriculum.

8. I learned Python + OOP + Algo

The problems I face are that I'm confused about which path to take. I used to study networking, but I didn't develop enough passion for it. There's a lot of talk about its decline (by decline, I mean raw networks, such as network engineer or network specialist).

Currently, I'm focused on cybersecurity, such as vulnerability detection and penetration testing. But!! Lately, I've been hearing a lot about cybersecurity not being for newcomers, beginners, or even mid-level, but rather for those with a deep understanding and multiple certifications.

I was planning a specific path, but I was very confused and torn by the circulating rumors that artificial intelligence has eliminated entry-level or internship positions.

Frankly, I think I am very late and do not have the skills required for the job market, in my estimation.

CompTIA Security+

OWASP Top 10 (Web + Mobile)

eJPT

CompTIA PenTest+

CPTS

CompTIA CySA+

I'd love to hear your comments on the matter... Thank you very much 🌹