cybersecurity study guidence
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hello, im 17 with an expected grad from hs next year, i want to go to college for ethical hacking, cybersecurity, and want to mostly be someone who programs, without the issues of money or location, what subject should i major in?? i thought of "computer science" but i dream to be a website programmer and ethical hacker.
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i uh have no formal education in cybersecurity or even in computers at all - but based on what ive heard, the tech job market is really messed up right now and majoring in computer science wont get you very far.. imo, formal education isnt necessary at all, it only matters that you learn at all (like me, i have no formal education but i already hav a job in cybersec). what matters most is networking.
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i uh have no formal education in cybersecurity or even in computers at all - but based on what ive heard, the tech job market is really messed up right now and majoring in computer science wont get you very far.. imo, formal education isnt necessary at all, it only matters that you learn at all (like me, i have no formal education but i already hav a job in cybersec). what matters most is networking.
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