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Tonight at 1900 Eastern I’m going live to tear apart one of the biggest lies being sold to transitioning service members: “Get your certs and you’ll get a six figure cybersecurity job.” That story falls apart the second you try to get hired. Here’s the truth: • Entry-level cybersecurity jobs demand two to three years of experience • Certifications alone don’t open doors • DoD systems don’t translate to civilian platforms • Veterans are told their training will make them hireable, but employers want proven, real-world skills Which leaves thousands of transitioning military, veterans, and military spouses stuck in the same impossible loop: You need experience to get hired. But you can’t get hired to get experience. That’s the cybersecurity Catch-22, and it’s costing this country. We have: • More than 500,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs • Teams operating at fifty-five percent staffing • Emerging threats from AI-driven attacks and quantum computing • Encryption methods that will be obsolete faster than people think CyberRST is building the fix. Live-fire training. Real-world residency. Certifications plus actual experience. Graduates walk out with the equivalent of one to three years of hands-on work. Tonight I’m breaking down: • Why the system is broken • What veterans really need to get hired • How CyberRST’s model solves the experience gap • What this means for national security, industry, and the next generation of cyber defenders Bring your questions. Bring your frustration with the hiring process. Bring your curiosity about AI security, post-quantum encryption, and what the future of cyber actually looks like.