Jack Rhysider

@JackRhysider

If you want to start a career in Infosec. @coffeewithayman has a book and podcast about that subject and are both great. I was even a guest once. twitter.com/coffeewithayman/status/1226958340929929216
If you want to start a career in Infosec. @coffeewithayman has a book and podcast about that subject and are both great. I was even a guest once. twitter.com/coffeewithayman/status/1226958340929929216

Nathan McNulty

@NathanMcNulty

Ayman is just awesome :) Just finished reading, and I love the breadth of topics while not getting in too deep (life learning, soft skills, practicing!, etc). This is a great starter book well suited to the intended audience. Thanks for all you do @coffeewithayman ! :) twitter.com/coffeewithayman/status/1201781825791655938
Ayman is just awesome :) Just finished reading, and I love the breadth of topics while not getting in too deep (life learning, soft skills, practicing!, etc). This is a great starter book well suited to the intended audience. Thanks for all you do @coffeewithayman ! :) twitter.com/coffeewithayman/status/1201781825791655938

Tyler

@LonestarCyber

I really enjoyed the book, I definitely reccomend it and @coffeewithayman 's 'Getting into Infosec' podcast to my fellow Infosec n00bs and hopefuls.
I really enjoyed the book, I definitely reccomend it and @coffeewithayman 's 'Getting into Infosec' podcast to my fellow Infosec n00bs and hopefuls.

Lawrence Lewis

@LawrenceDLewis

@coffeewithayman Thanks for your advice with the help in your book was finally able to get a job in information security 🙌👍
@coffeewithayman Thanks for your advice with the help in your book was finally able to get a job in information security 🙌👍

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Brendan C

Refines the bare essentials for outlining and planning your steps... 


What motivated me to buy the book was that I was confused/lost about the path into an information security career. There is so much fluff around pen testing, cyber security, kali, networks etc that you don't know where to start --- especially because everybody will have an opinion about it. "Get this cert, go on this site, try hacking this, here's what I did after my degree...".


So I entrusted the author and gained some much needed clarity from a professional.


To add to that, I contacted the author about my specific situation, and Ayman was more than helpful with his response and guidance, so much so that I feel more confident in what I am doing now as I feel I am moving in the right direction.


I recommend it if the career path intrigues you and you would like some inside information about the industry.


You may also want it to perhaps burn some bridges because you can certainly get overwhelmed with the tech industry! People list certifications like a shopping list, but they can take a lot of work when you have other commitments - so it is best to know what you are aiming for and what you need.


From there, you can go onto the podcast, which I am just about to get involved with now.

Refines the bare essentials for outlining and planning your steps... 


What motivated me to buy the book was that I was confused/lost about the path into an information security career. There is so much fluff around pen testing, cyber security, kali, networks etc that you don't know where to start --- especially because everybody will have an opinion about it. "Get this cert, go on this site, try hacking this, here's what I did after my degree...".


So I entrusted the author and gained some much needed clarity from a professional.


To add to that, I contacted the author about my specific situation, and Ayman was more than helpful with his response and guidance, so much so that I feel more confident in what I am doing now as I feel I am moving in the right direction.


I recommend it if the career path intrigues you and you would like some inside information about the industry.


You may also want it to perhaps burn some bridges because you can certainly get overwhelmed with the tech industry! People list certifications like a shopping list, but they can take a lot of work when you have other commitments - so it is best to know what you are aiming for and what you need.


From there, you can go onto the podcast, which I am just about to get involved with now.

Wise_Consumer

Very useful book for those interested in learning about Info. Security

Easy to read and follow, especially for someone new in the field.

N S

Great Book For Breaking Into InfoSec

This is a great entry level book for anyone wanting to start a career in Information Security and doesn’t know where to start. With all the information out there it can be overwhelming not knowing where to focus your energy or even what to do first. The author clearly states what he will be discussing and that the book is not a technical one just one that will help point you in the right direction and what to do in order to break into Information Security. It is a quick read and I really enjoyed it. I also got some great tips on how to break into this career field.
This is a great entry level book for anyone wanting to start a career in Information Security and doesn’t know where to start. With all the information out there it can be overwhelming not knowing where to focus your energy or even what to do first. The author clearly states what he will be discussing and that the book is not a technical one just one that will help point you in the right direction and what to do in order to break into Information Security. It is a quick read and I really enjoyed it. I also got some great tips on how to break into this career field.

WC
Wise_Consumer

Very useful book for those interested in learning about Info. Security 


Easy to read and follow, especially for someone new in the field.

Very useful book for those interested in learning about Info. Security 


Easy to read and follow, especially for someone new in the field.

R
Raza

A solid guide to get into info sec


This book is a solid guide to understanding what it takes to get a job in information security. If you’re a recent grad looking to get into the field, or a veteran of another industry, you’ll learn the history, the lingo, and the mindset you need to break into information security. The author breaks down that you don’t even have to be technical to get a job in information security - strong analytical skills and an appreciation of process are more valuable than being a programmer or having a network engineering background. It was an enjoyable and informative read.

A solid guide to get into info sec


This book is a solid guide to understanding what it takes to get a job in information security. If you’re a recent grad looking to get into the field, or a veteran of another industry, you’ll learn the history, the lingo, and the mindset you need to break into information security. The author breaks down that you don’t even have to be technical to get a job in information security - strong analytical skills and an appreciation of process are more valuable than being a programmer or having a network engineering background. It was an enjoyable and informative read.

JR
Jose Rivero

Amazing Read!!!


This book addresses many of the fears that individuals, such as myself, face when trying to “break into” infosec. I found this book especially interesting because I am transitioning into infosec after 20 years in law enforcement. Ayman gives practical advice and provides readers with a plethora of valuable resources. Moreover, he creates a roadmap of exercises that readers can conduct on their home network, teaching readers how to secure themselves first. I found this book to be an enjoyable read and once I started, I could not put it down. Ayman gives readers the option to tune into his podcast, a resource which has been invaluable in my quest to learn about infosec. Ayman is serious when he provides his contact information and has been generous enough to correspond with me on several occasions, offering career advice and helping me on my quest. Through this book, Ayman can be a mentor to all of us. Great work Ayman!

Amazing Read!!!


This book addresses many of the fears that individuals, such as myself, face when trying to “break into” infosec. I found this book especially interesting because I am transitioning into infosec after 20 years in law enforcement. Ayman gives practical advice and provides readers with a plethora of valuable resources. Moreover, he creates a roadmap of exercises that readers can conduct on their home network, teaching readers how to secure themselves first. I found this book to be an enjoyable read and once I started, I could not put it down. Ayman gives readers the option to tune into his podcast, a resource which has been invaluable in my quest to learn about infosec. Ayman is serious when he provides his contact information and has been generous enough to correspond with me on several occasions, offering career advice and helping me on my quest. Through this book, Ayman can be a mentor to all of us. Great work Ayman!

PD
Philip E Denny

Concise wisdom:


I plan on referring back to this book frequently on my journey. Thank you Ayman for your book and podcast, it is truly inspiring. I plan on implementing as much of this books recommendations ASAP. To anyone looking to get into infosec. This book is a great map to get you going.

Concise wisdom:


I plan on referring back to this book frequently on my journey. Thank you Ayman for your book and podcast, it is truly inspiring. I plan on implementing as much of this books recommendations ASAP. To anyone looking to get into infosec. This book is a great map to get you going.

Katie Kodes

@KatieKodes

@ParissAthena Have you ever heard @coffeewithayman's podcast "Getting Into Infosec"? Like, 40 experienced guests who answer this question in various ways. Also, his book "Breaking In" is a great lay of the land about jobs out there and skills/tasks expected.
@ParissAthena Have you ever heard @coffeewithayman's podcast "Getting Into Infosec"? Like, 40 experienced guests who answer this question in various ways. Also, his book "Breaking In" is a great lay of the land about jobs out there and skills/tasks expected.

vrklgn

@vrklgn

Stayed up way too late reading @coffeewithayman book “Breaking IN” - so many notes to go through tomorrow. Never been so pumped about #infosec. 🔥🔥 amazon.com/Breaking-Practical-Starting-Information-Security-ebook/dp/B07N15GTPC
Stayed up way too late reading @coffeewithayman book “Breaking IN” - so many notes to go through tomorrow. Never been so pumped about #infosec. 🔥🔥 amazon.com/Breaking-Practical-Starting-Information-Security-ebook/dp/B07N15GTPC

Eric Hogue

@ehogue

I just finished reading "Breaking IN: A Practical Guide to Starting a Career in Information Security" by @coffeewithayman. Really good book. With tons of references. I have much more to read and learn. He also have a great podcast gettingintoinfosec.com
I just finished reading "Breaking IN: A Practical Guide to Starting a Career in Information Security" by @coffeewithayman. Really good book. With tons of references. I have much more to read and learn. He also have a great podcast gettingintoinfosec.com

InfoTechNihma 🌷

@InfoTechNihma

Day 10: Completed @coffeewithayman’s book Breaking IN: A Practical Guide to Starting a Career in Information Security. It was a great read & gave tips on how to weed through the endless info out there & what steps to take. #100DaysOfInfoSec #womenintech #infosec #CyberSecurity
Day 10: Completed @coffeewithayman’s book Breaking IN: A Practical Guide to Starting a Career in Information Security. It was a great read & gave tips on how to weed through the endless info out there & what steps to take. #100DaysOfInfoSec #womenintech #infosec #CyberSecurity

InfoSteph

@StephandSec

I can give away 5 more books in E-book form, courtesy of @coffeewithayman! It’s a really dope book. twitter.com/StephandSec/status/1156236446140944384
I can give away 5 more books in E-book form, courtesy of @coffeewithayman! It’s a really dope book. twitter.com/StephandSec/status/1156236446140944384

InfoSteph

@StephandSec

New Blog Post Alert!: It's my 1 Year Security Analyst Anniversary! In honor of this day, I am giving away 5 copies of a pretty awesome book. Details in the post. stephandsec.com/1-year-security-analyst-anniversary
New Blog Post Alert!: It's my 1 Year Security Analyst Anniversary! In honor of this day, I am giving away 5 copies of a pretty awesome book. Details in the post. stephandsec.com/1-year-security-analyst-anniversary

InfoSteph

@StephandSec

Causes alert fatigue. Learned that term from @coffeewithayman’s book. twitter.com/PacketJay/status/1141740733801607168

R3LL1K

@R3LL1K