#8 Cybersecurity Is a Beautiful Field: There's People That Don't Like Me ft. Aaron Tran
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Kyser Clark interviews Aaron Tran, a military veteran who successfully transitioned into a career in cybersecurity. They discuss Aaron's journey from the military to becoming a penetration tester, the challenges he faced, and the steps he took to bridge the gap between non-cyber and cyber roles. They also touch on the importance of having a plan and utilizing resources like the SkillBridge internship program. Aaron shares his insights on paying ransomware demands, the value of the TCM Practical Career Ready Professional program, and the need for kindness and collaboration in the cybersecurity field.Connect with Aaron Tran on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aarontran-anasec/)**Takeaways**

• Having a plan is crucial when transitioning from the military to a career in cybersecurity
• Utilize resources like the SkillBridge internship program to gain real-world experience
• Paying ransomware demands is not recommended, but there may be situations where it's the only option
• The TCM Practical Career Ready Professional program can provide valuable training and networking opportunities
• Soft skills are essential in cybersecurity, as they help with client interactions and job interviews
• Don't let the noise and conflicting advice in the cybersecurity field discourage you
• Reach out to fellow veterans for support and camaraderie
• Kindness and collaboration are important in the cybersecurity field

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