Student from Kristiania University College
Student from Kristiania University College
Student from the University of Agder
We've been here for almost a year, and the combination of enormous knowledge in the company and helpful people has made this a very special and educational year for us.
Student from the University of Agder
I've always been very interested in security, and when we were going to do an internship project, several companies came to present themselves. I got a really good impression of Netsecurity then, and felt they stood out a bit.
In the beginning I found it a bit scary, I really felt that I'm not good enough at this. But it's gone so well! And it's probably about the follow-up and care I've received from the employees here.
Student from the University of Agder
You have to dare to take the chances that are presented to you. Show that you're interested in safety! I think you can go a long way if you dare to talk to people and build networks right from your studies.
"It's been a lot of fun to be in a company that is so far ahead in its field. One of our lecturers was almost frustrated by how far ahead Netsecurity is in innovation and new development, because it should be part of our task to see new opportunities. But they were already being developed! That makes it very attractive to be here.
I really wanted to be able to put what I studied into practice, and when I was given the opportunity to do just that, I did my very best. It can be difficult to really know how what you're studying actually works in real life without gaining practical experience.
I've now been working here for almost a year, and had an internship for 6 weeks, and it can be difficult to get into the business at first, but incredibly good employees help a lot when there are things you don't quite understand. As I learned the subject, it quickly became much easier/better to understand holistically.
It's incredibly smart to keep an eye on which industries are going to take off in the world, and IT security is an industry that is and will be incredibly important for everyone.
"I wanted experience, the opportunity to be a little hands-on in the areas that are on the syllabus. We're studying a generic IT program, but I've always known that I wanted to work with security. We had a guest lecture at the very beginning of our studies with someone from Netsecurity's Red team, he advised me to apply for a part-time job, and I jumped on the bandwagon.
We've been here for almost a year now, and the combination of a huge amount of knowledge in the company and helpful people has made this year a really great learning experience for us.
Educating yourself in IT security is probably the smartest thing you can do today. Whatever you're going to work with in IT, it has a security aspect to it.
"I wanted experience, the opportunity to be a little hands-on in the areas that are on the syllabus. We're studying a generic IT program, but I've always known that I wanted to work with security. We had a guest lecture at the very beginning of our studies with someone from Netsecurity's Red team, he advised me to apply for a part-time job, and I jumped on the bandwagon.
We've been here for almost a year now, and the combination of a huge amount of knowledge in the company and helpful people has made this year a really great learning experience for us.
Educating yourself in IT security is probably the smartest thing you can do today. Whatever you're going to work with in IT, it has a security aspect to it.
"I've always been very interested in security, and when we had an internship project, several companies came to present themselves. I got a really good impression of Netsecurity then, and felt they stood out a bit.
In the beginning I found it a bit scary, I really felt that I'm not good enough at this. But it's gone so well! And it's probably about the follow-up and care I've received from the employees here.
IT is a field where only your own interest and enthusiasm set the limits, where something new happens every day. It's also a sought-after field, and I myself was offered a job while we were still working on my bachelor's thesis. It was a fantastic recognition of the work my group had put into the project.
You have to dare to take the chances that are presented to you. Show that you're interested in security! I think you can go a long way if you dare to talk to people and build networks right from your studies.
It's been really fun to be in a company that is so far ahead in its field. One of our lecturers was almost frustrated by how far ahead Netsecurity is in terms of innovation and new development, because it was supposed to be part of our task to see new opportunities. But they were already being developed! That makes it very attractive to be here.
Security has so many aspects: You can work very technically as a penetration tester, or you can work as a consultant. The possibilities are so many!
"I wanted experience, the opportunity to be a little hands-on in the areas that are on the syllabus. We're studying a generic IT program, but I've always known that I wanted to work with security. We had a guest lecture at the very beginning of our studies with someone from Netsecurity's Red team, he advised me to apply for a part-time job, and I jumped on the bandwagon.
We've been here for almost a year now, and the combination of a huge amount of knowledge in the company and helpful people has made this year a really great learning experience for us.
Educating yourself in IT security is probably the smartest thing you can do today. Whatever you're going to work with in IT, it has a security aspect to it.
"I've always been very interested in security, and when we had an internship project, several companies came to present themselves. I got a really good impression of Netsecurity then, and felt they stood out a bit.
In the beginning I found it a bit scary, I really felt that I'm not good enough at this. But it's gone so well! And it's probably about the follow-up and care I've received from the employees here.
IT is a field where only your own interest and enthusiasm set the limits, where something new happens every day. It's also a sought-after field, and I myself was offered a job while we were still working on my bachelor's thesis. It was a fantastic recognition of the work my group had put into the project.
You have to dare to take the chances that are presented to you. Show that you're interested in security! I think you can go a long way if you dare to talk to people and build networks right from your studies.
It's been really fun to be in a company that is so far ahead in its field. One of our lecturers was almost frustrated by how far ahead Netsecurity is in terms of innovation and new development, because it was supposed to be part of our task to see new opportunities. But they were already being developed! That makes it very attractive to be here.
Security has so many aspects: You can work very technically as a penetration tester, or you can work as a consultant. The possibilities are so many!
