If I’m being real, cybersecurity courses alone don’t land you a job even if you’ve trained with something like H2K Infosys. A lot hinges on the skills you actually build and, honestly, how the market is at that time. Most courses teach the basics, which is useful, but employers expect you to handle tools like Splunk or Wireshark in real-world situations. I’ve seen people finish cyber security training and job placement programs and still feel stuck usually because they didn’t spend enough time practicing or preparing for interviews. Certifications like Security+ can help a bit, sure, but hands-on experience and clear problem-solving matter much more in reality.
