Cyber security program path

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Hey guys, i would like to start my career in cyber security while I don't have any background experience or any IT fundamentals ...
But I wanna make one so guys I am really confused because the path is very wide and it's very hard for a normal person without guider to find the right path
I am ready to spend money and time into the path
Cyber security is like a dream for me especially penetration testing
So guys I need some experts to lead me on the way
Hey I found some stuff to study but I don't want to start without your thoughts
So I found CompTIA and Pearson Vue what you guys think to spend some 300$ or 400$ dollars for buying CompTIA certification and taking exams in Pearson Vue
The certifications that I wanna buy is
CompTIA ITF +
CompTIA cysa +
CompTIA pentest +
I really don't know if this is the right path into cyber security..
Please if you are an expert or you know something that I can get benefit from it please don't hide it and right it down for me

Thanks for reading really appreciate it guys

What I have tried:

I have tried searching in Google ,coursara,udeme CompTIA and many more sites

Posted 17-Nov-22 12:49pm

Ah7maw

Updated 17-Nov-22 20:55pm

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Richard Deeming 18-Nov-22 4:41am

"Buying" a certification definitely sounds wrong. I assume you meant you want to pay for a course and an exam so you can earn the certification?

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2022-11-17T20:55:00

There is not much we can say here. This forum is for technical programming questions whereas yours is much more on how to learn a subject. So go to Google and look for books, courses, tutorials etc. But be aware that cyber security is a very large subject and not something you can learn in a few days.