[NFBCS] For those in the cyber security field

[Reece O'Bryan]

You first seem like you were wanting to know about cyber security, but then it seems like you have made up your mind about getting macOS?

macOS is fine, but it is not really what you are after for cyber security. What you really are looking for is Kali Linux, Parrott Linux or Blackhat Linux. I am not meaning to be offensive at all, but did you even Google this before asking? I said that not to be mean, but to tell you that if this is the field that you are entering, then you better be ready to find your own answers to problems with technology.

Having said that, macOS is notoriously difficult or tedious at least to get a Ready pen testing setup.
Thank you,

-Reece O’Bryan
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> On Nov 11, 2021, at 9:12 AM, Real talk with Oscar Josue Montiel via NFBCS <nfbcs at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello:
> 
> I have a question for those who are in the IT field specifically the cyber
> security field. I have a question regarding what type of operation systems
> work best if I were to work in the cyber security field. I currently have
> two certificates in the cyber security field which are ITIL and security
> plus, and working towards getting one more and that one is Certified
> Ethical Hacker. I am currently working on a Windows laptop but I’m thinking
> of transitioning over to getting A MacBook Pro. Does anyone have any advice
> over this matter? Should I just use my windows, get a new Mac, or use both?
> If I were to get a Mac, how strong will the Mac have to be how much CPU,
> and GPU and gigabytes of RAM should I consider getting for the Mac if I
> settle for that? Which one is more popular more commonly used, and better,
> if I were to get an IT related job? I am open to hearing suggestions and
> getting advice.
> 
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Oscar Montiel
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