Sam Taylor

What would be the recommended path for an aspiring video game designer entering college: Double major with cybersecurity and game design, double major with computer science and game design, game design with a minor in computer science, or game design with a minor in cybersecurity?

I have a lot of cybersecurity certifications and I am pursuing a degree in cybersecurity and might even get a masters too, but how do I actually know when I am ready for a job and where do I look for something like that.

This question is to ensure that this career path I could understand better.

I am a high school student wanting to go into cyber security and would like to know realistically what the hours look like in cyber security.

I already know I want to get certifications, I've been working a personal project like a home lab, and I got an internship for the summer. What is something I can do to keep up with tech, without getting burnout if possible?

How likely is it that cybersecurity jobs will be taken over by AI Is it still advisable to start a career-path in this field and how best to go about it?

I am in 7th grade in Switzerland and start my career selection next year and am not sure if this is a good direction or not.

I'm a high school senior interested in majoring cybersecurity at Alabama State University. I wanted to know what's the pros and cons of having a career in cybersecurity and how do you balance

What skills can I or should I learn to prepare for a potential career in tech in a world where AI is doing so much of people's work?

I have some certifications under my belt, and have made the decision to pursue a degree in the field as well.