If you're thinking of transitioning into a career in Cybersecurity and have started working on your resume. Here are some points I would like to suggest you in order to make it appealing enough for potential employers:
1. Profile Summary: I would suggest you to start with a summary that highlights your strengths in the field. Something like, "Cybersecurity Enthusiast with experience in threat detection and incident response. Passionate about protecting systems and monitoring threats."
2. Technical Skills: Next, you should be listing your skills clearly. Focus on highlighting the tools you have mastered, the programming languages you understand, and the frameworks you're familiar with.
3. Relevant Experience: Now, even if you're new to this field, any IT-related experience will put a great impact on your resume. For example, "Worked as an IT Support Specialist where I managed user access and supported vulnerability scans."
4. Projects: Make sure to mention the projects that you've worked on. It maybe developing a virtual lab for penetration testing, or you reported any bug in a bug bounty program.
5. Certifications: List all the relevant certifications like you said you've already started working on them. Include some prominent certifications like CEH, Security+, OSCP, etc.
6. Education: Your degree is important, so include it as well in your resume.
This way you'll make it easy for the recruiters to see your profile at a glance and will increase your chances of getting hired.
