Turn your help desk experience into a six-figure security career...without starting from zero.You're stuck in IT help desk or sysadmin. You have 2–5 years of experience that no one in security seems to value. You think you need to start over with certs. You don't know which security role fits your background.You actually have everything security teams need. You just don't know which door to walk through.WHAT'S INSIDE (8 modules, ~10 min each)1. Why IT pros win in security — Reframe your experience as an advantage2. Skill Translation Matrix — Map your IT skills directly to security job requirements3. Five entry roles ranked — SOC analyst, GRC, vulnerability management, security support, IAM. Which fits you4. The cert trap — Skip the wrong certs, focus on what actually matters5. The home lab that gets interviews — What to build and document6. Rewrite your resume — Same experience, security language7. Internal pivot play — Move to security at your current company (fastest path)8. 90-day action plan — Week-by-week roadmap with milestonesWHO THIS IS FOR✓ You're in IT (help desk, sysadmin, network ops) and want to move into security✓ You have 2–5 years of IT experience✓ You're overwhelmed by job titles, certs, and conflicting advice✓ You want a clear, actionable plan—not generic "break into security" contentWHO THIS IS NOT FOR✗ Zero IT experience (start with CompTIA A+ first)✗ Already in security, looking to specializeWHAT YOU'LL HAVE AFTER• Know your target role and why it fits your background• Translate your IT experience into security language (resume, interviews, LinkedIn)• Build a portfolio project that proves you can do the work• A 90-day plan with specific study tasks, projects, and applicationsWHY THIS BEATS THE ALTERNATIVESA security career coach charges $150–$300/hour. This is 5+ hours of personalized guidance in a self-paced format you can revisit forever. A bootcamp costs $10k–$20k. This costs less than one cert exam voucher.FAQQ: Is 2 years of IT experience enough?A: Yes. Most entry-level security roles want 2–3 years. You're at the exact stage this course targets.Q: What if I skip the home lab?A: It's the highest-ROI module for getting interviews. If you're targeting GRC or security support, the resume rewrite alone moves you forward. The lab is most critical for SOC analyst and vulnerability management.Q: Does this cover OSCP or CySA+?A: No. This is IT to entry-level security only. Advanced certs come after you're hired and know your role.Q: Can I use this outside the US?A: The frameworks and playbook are universal. Job boards and timelines are US-focused, but you can swap in local resources. The principles work everywhere.Q: What about bootcamps?A: Bootcamps are $10k–$20k and 3–6 months. This course is self-paced, faster, and cheaper. Pick a bootcamp if you want classroom structure and can afford it. Pick this if you want to move fast without leaving your job.Q: What if I don't get hired in 90 days?A: The timeline is real if you follow the plan. If you're not getting interviews by week 8, something needs adjustment. You get lifetime access, so iterate and refine.P.S. The internal pivot is the most overlooked path. You already know your company's infrastructure. Security teams love that. HR loves internal transfers (cheaper than external hires). It's the fastest, lowest-risk move. Most people don't even consider it.