From what I’ve personally noticed, a lot of beginners in the U.S. don’t really benefit from courses that are only theory-heavy. Most companies expect at least some hands-on exposure now. H2K Infosys comes up quite often in conversations around cyber security training with job placement because the training focuses more on practical labs, SOC-style environments, and tools people actually use on the job like Splunk or Microsoft Sentinel. One thing that genuinely helps freshers is getting comfortable with incident response workflows before interviews start. Even certifications like Security+ or CEH feel less overwhelming when you’ve already spent time working through simulated security scenarios instead of just reading slides or watching recordings endlessly.