It is an entry level certification. If you do not have a few years of experience already in cybersecurity, consider jobs such as Help Desk or an entry level data analyst role. This will continue to expose you to cybersecurity and information technology concepts. Perhaps you can find an junior level GRC analyst or vulnerability management position. There are many roles available to you, however, it is unlikely you will be able to obtain a senior level role with just this certification.
A lot of getting hired into a cybersecurity role depends on three things: experience (most important), education, and certifications. How many years of cybersecurity experience do you have on your resume? If not many...how does your education look? Do you have a Bachelors or Masters degree in information technology or cybersecurity? If not...how many certifications do you have? Which ones do you have?
There are many considerations that an employer will look for in filling a cybersecurity role. Your personal combination of those factors will set you apart from the others seeking the same role. If you're still relatively new to the space, consider getting as many security-related certifications as you can. There are many entry and mid-level certifications out there. Eventually you will get a job in cybersecurity if you just keep chipping away at getting more knowledge.
