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I'm not sure if this belongs here, but I have a question about Cybertraining 365. It's offering a certificate program for "ethical hacking" for about $45, and it's a field im looking to get into, but I can't find any information about CT365 other than stuff from their own website and a couple advertisements on other tech sites. They claim to have over 1600 reviews, but I can't seem to find them, and all of their individual programs have maybe 1 to 20 reviews rating them between 3 and 5 out of 5 stars. $45 isn't a lot, but I am looking for certificate programs that will be strong on a resume so I can find something entry-level. I'm also looking to not get scammed out of my money, as I don't have a lot to start out with. Any information regarding CT365 or other starting certificate programs for programming would be appreciated.
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Outside of going to school for it (I'm about to finish my bachelors in physics already), what is a good avenue for getting involved in IT at an entry-level position? Are there certifications or classes that can be taken?
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Judge Schnoopy posted:Buy a book for the Network+ exam. You'll learn real quick if IT work is up your alley, and it will be good for landing interviews at entry-level positions. Are there any books you'd suggest for this? I already have some minor professional experience with networks and computer security, so I'd be interested in learning more.
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