Kann man selbstständig Cypersecurity ohne Studium beherrschen, um einen Job zu finden?

Nein, nicht wirklich:

• https://www.computerwoche.de/a/was-ein-system-engineer-fuer-cybersecurity-macht,3545413
• https://cybersecurityguide.org/careers/security-engineer/
• https://cybersecurityguide.org/careers/

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According to the  Infosec Institute, “Organizations are increasingly looking for candidates with a master’s degree in a related field, especially when it comes to senior cybersecurity engineering roles, look for organizations requiring master’s degrees to become more commonplace for this role in the future.”

When it comes to the advantage of having an advanced degree, Casesa confirms that “a master’s degree is expected to become more commonplace, especially for senior-level engineering roles.”

Years ago, it was common for individuals without a bachelor’s degree to earn a role as cybersecurity engineer on work experience merit alone. This is quickly changing, and many organizations require a bachelor’s degree in engineering, computer engineering, computer science and related fields to be considered for this role. One of the main reasons for this is that hiring a cybersecurity engineer without a bachelor’s degree in one of these fields stunts the professional’s career growth, as lateral movement within the organization becomes infeasible if one is relying upon job experience alone and wants to move to a different subfield within information technology.

After a bachelor’s, the next step in furthering your marketability through education is earning a master’s degree.

Organizations are increasingly looking for candidates with a master’s degree in a related field, especially when it comes to senior cybersecurity engineering roles. Look for organizations requiring master’s degrees to become more commonplace for this role in the future.

Theoretisch ja.

Aber wie willst du einen potentiellen Arbeitgeber davon überzeugen, wenn du keine Zertifizierung vorweisen kannst.

Es macht vor allem einen sehr guten Eindruck bei potentiellen Arbeitgebern, wenn man das, was man angeblich beherrscht, nicht einmal richtig schreiben kann.

Und ja, MAN könnte das vielleicht.

ich halte es allerdings für unwahrscheinlich, dass jemand es schafft, sich ein solch komplexes Thema selbst beizubringen.