John Ternenyi

Defense contractors: - Mandatory compliance will begin - Self-attestation isn't enough for Level 2 - Third-party assessments required every 3 years Is your company prepared? We can help you achieve certification-ready status. Don't risk your contracts. Let's connect and protect your DoD business. #CMMC #DefenseContracting #Cybersecurity #DoD #32CFR170

#NavyToIT #LinuxCerts #CareerTransition Hey there! So, you've got about 9 months left in the Navy and are wondering if diving into Linux certs is the right move for you, huh? 🤔 Here’s a little background: You’ve been busy with missile defense networks and radars, and recently snagged your CCNA. That’s fantastic! Plus, you're working on your Security+—way to go! Setting up a home lab is also a smart idea to beef up your resume. 💪 Since you’re thinking about moving to DC and targeting a role with a government entity, here are a few points to consider about pursuing Linux certs, specifically the RHCA: Relevance: Many systems used in government and military environments run on some version of Linux. So, having Linux expertise can be a huge plus on your resume! Skill Expansion: Even if you're not in IT now, Linux skills can broaden your career opportunities in tech roles. Community & Resources: The Linux community is vast, and there are plenty of resources to help you learn—like foru... Can Linux Certifications Boost My Navy Career in Tech Fields? Answers: https://lnkd.in/g6rak3vA

#NavyToIT #LinuxCerts #CareerTransition Hey there! So, you've got about 9 months left in the Navy and are wondering if diving into Linux certs is the right move for you, huh? 🤔 Here’s a little background: You’ve been busy with missile defense networks and radars, and recently snagged your CCNA. That’s fantastic! Plus, you're working on your Security+—way to go! Setting up a home lab is also a smart idea to beef up your resume. 💪 Since you’re thinking about moving to DC and targeting a role with a government entity, here are a few points to consider about pursuing Linux certs, specifically the RHCA: Relevance: Many systems used in government and military environments run on some version of Linux. So, having Linux expertise can be a huge plus on your resume! Skill Expansion: Even if you're not in IT now, Linux skills can broaden your career opportunities in tech roles. Community & Resources: The Linux community is vast, and there are plenty of resources to help you learn—like foru... Can Linux Certifications Boost My Navy Career in Tech Fields? Answers: https://lnkd.in/gQQ3vPxm

Make the mission central to everything. Technologists in the DoD should be focused on how their systems and solutions support, align with, and advance the mission. Check out more from Erick (and other amazing TIAG thought leaders!) in our video series, TechConnect: Talks that Transform. #TalksthatTransform #TechConnect https://lnkd.in/eRwm7SWt

Make the mission central to everything. Technologists in the DoD should be focused on how their systems and solutions support, align with, and advance the mission. Check out more from Erick (and other amazing TIAG thought leaders!) in our video series, TechConnect: Talks that Transform. #TalksthatTransform #TechConnect https://lnkd.in/eRwm7SWt

Make the mission central to everything. Technologists in the DoD should be focused on how their systems and solutions support, align with, and advance the mission. Check out more from Erick (and other amazing TIAG thought leaders!) in our video series, TechConnect: Talks that Transform. #TalksthatTransform #TechConnect https://lnkd.in/eRwm7SWt

Make the mission central to everything. Technologists in the DoD should be focused on how their systems and solutions support, align with, and advance the mission. Check out more from Erick (and other amazing TIAG thought leaders!) in our video series, TechConnect: Talks that Transform. #TalksthatTransform #TechConnect https://lnkd.in/eRwm7SWt

Make the mission central to everything. Technologists in the DoD should be focused on how their systems and solutions support, align with, and advance the mission. Check out more from Erick (and other amazing TIAG thought leaders!) in our video series, TechConnect: Talks that Transform. #TalksthatTransform #TechConnect https://lnkd.in/eRwm7SWt

#MastersDegree #Cybersecurity #CareerPath #MilitaryTransition Hey there! 😊 Congrats on being just one class away from your BS in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity at UMGC! That's a fantastic accomplishment, especially with your CompTIA trifecta and cloud certs under your belt. Now that you're preparing to transition out of the military with a clearance, you're in a great position to think about your next steps. You mentioned that you have the momentum to pursue a Master's degree, and that's awesome! Let's break down your options and see what might suit you best: Cyber Operations: Pros: It's closely related to what you've already been studying, so it might feel like a smooth continuation. Cons: It may not excite you as much since you mentioned you're not thrilled about it. Digital Forensics and Cyber Investigations: Pros: This option sounds intriguing and could potentially pivot your career toward law enforcement. If you're interested in crime, investigations, or the leg... What’s the best master's degree for my cybersecurity career path? Answers:  https://lnkd.in/gWHwiR54 Let's Connect! Have you faced similar challenges? Share your insights ...

#MastersDegree #Cybersecurity #CareerPath #MilitaryTransition Hey there! 😊 Congrats on being just one class away from your BS in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity at UMGC! That's a fantastic accomplishment, especially with your CompTIA trifecta and cloud certs under your belt. Now that you're preparing to transition out of the military with a clearance, you're in a great position to think about your next steps. You mentioned that you have the momentum to pursue a Master's degree, and that's awesome! Let's break down your options and see what might suit you best: Cyber Operations: Pros: It's closely related to what you've already been studying, so it might feel like a smooth continuation. Cons: It may not excite you as much since you mentioned you're not thrilled about it. Digital Forensics and Cyber Investigations: Pros: This option sounds intriguing and could potentially pivot your career toward law enforcement. If you're interested in crime, investigations, or the leg... What’s the best master's degree for my cybersecurity career path? Answers:  https://lnkd.in/g7HwHa8v Let's Connect! Have you faced similar challenges? Share your insights ...