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Cybersecurity Career Paths for College Students: How to Get Started

  Cybersecurity Career Paths for College Students: How to Get Started Introduction Cybersecurity has become a crucial field in today's digital age, where organizations and individuals are constantly at risk of cyber threats. As a college student, exploring career paths in cybersecurity can lead to exciting opportunities and a fulfilling professional journey. In this article, we will delve into the various cybersecurity career paths available to college students and provide valuable insights on how to get started in this rapidly growing industry. Table of Contents Understanding Cybersecurity Why Choose a Cybersecurity Career? Cybersecurity Career Paths 1. Security Analyst 2. Penetration Tester 3. Incident Responder 4. Cryptographer 5. Security Consultant Building the Foundation 1. Pursue a Degree in Cybersecurity 2. Develop Technical Skills 3. Gain Practical Experience 4. Obtain Certifications Networking and Professional Associations Job Opportunities and Industry Trends 1. Governme
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Top 6 Cyber Security Tips for College Students 2019


Top 6 Cyber Security Tips for College Students 2019

1. Protect Your Devices/Mobile/Laptop

Protecting your devices includes keeping them safe from physical thieving.
Never leave devices unattended in public.
When you leave your devices in your area on field, don’t leave them during a visible spot.
You can use a cable lock for laptops and alternative devices to stay them secure.

2. Share With Care

Social media is all concerning sharing, however it doesn’t mean you must create your whole life public.
Do not make your personal information public.
You don’t need to inform the planet once you’re departure the dormitory and departure your belongings unattended.

Your university is doing a great deal to guard you on-line, however you continue to have a great deal of responsibility towards your own safety.
Visit staysafeonline.org for a lot of tips, resources and news about guarding your online safety, security and privacy.

3. Manage Your - and Others’ - Privacy

No one ought to post photos of you on social media while not your permission.
Unflattering content – or photos of you underneath the influence or participating in risky behavior – may gift disciplinary risks and/or impact your ability to induce jobs within the future.
Ask friends to induce your permission before posting concerning you, and do an equivalent for them.
The golden rule applies online as well.

4. Think Before You Click Anywhere

Before you open any email or click any link you’re unsure concerning, stop and assume.
Make sure your antivirus is updated. Think: do you really need to click?
When doubtful a couple of link or attachment, throw it out.

5. Use Public Computers Very Carefully(Computer Labs or Cybercafe)

You’re using a computer in the library? Never save your passwords on the websites you visit. Always log out before leaving a website. Delete all files you may have downloaded or saved from the device.

6. Never Share Passwords

So you’re expecting a crucial email and you thought your friend may check it for you?
Do not do that! It doesn’t mean you don’t trust them. Do not share your passwords!


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  1. Vikas Yadav6 May 2019 at 10:47

    Informative 👍

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  2. Unknown8 May 2019 at 08:02

    Very useful information, can you tell me how to secure my phone also???

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    1. CypherAdda8 May 2019 at 09:19

      yes, in future blog i'm sharing how we can secure our phone... so stay tune and keep Sharing...

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    2. Anonymous13 May 2019 at 19:52

      https://cypheradda.blogspot.com/2019/05/8-easy-ways-to-secure-your-smartphone.html?m=1

      Link for smart phone security

      Delete

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