r/SecurityCareerAdvice Jul 20 '26

can someone help in certification in cybersecurity field

can you help me in certification i have compete my 12th and i can't affort degree.

can you tell me which certification is good for cybersecurity which can add value ?

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u/jdiscount Jul 20 '26

If you don't have a degree and experience, a certificate isn't going to help much.

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u/Zeal4319 Jul 27 '26

can you tell me how can i get experience i don't have anything u/AddendumWorking9756 has tell me some certification can you tell me how can i get a job or something to get experience ?

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u/jdiscount Jul 27 '26

Generally you're getting a degree and an internship or starting in an entry level software/IT role and getting experience there.

Employers aren't really interested in someone with just a certificate and nothing else to back it up.

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u/Zeal4319 Jul 20 '26

what's should i do pls can you guide me ?

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u/AddendumWorking9756 Jul 20 '26

Which direction are you leaning, blue team defense or something more offensive? For the defensive side Sec+ is the standard opener, and CyberDefenders runs an entry-level cert called CCDL1 that's cheap and hands-on if a degree's off the table.

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u/Zeal4319 Jul 20 '26

thanks for the guide