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Re: RE: Value of certifications
From: "Nathalie Vaiser, RFC, FMM" <nat () ultraservice com>
Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 17:25:07 -0400
At 04:17 PM 4/25/2007, you wrote:
Keep in mind that a move could be in anyone's future, given the modern work climate. I would encourage the original poster to skip the Security+ and go for the CISSP. That is what I am doing. (I am also going to probably attempt the GIAC/GSEC as well, since I will be taking that SANS course this summer. :) Brad
Hi guys,What would be recommend for someone who is fairly new to the IT-world and has a strong interest in security?
The CISSP requires 4 or 5 years of related work experience. Would Security+ be recommended in that case? Or is there another suggestion? Thanks Nathalie
Current thread:
- RE: Value of certifications, (continued)
- RE: Value of certifications Simmons, James (Apr 27)
- RE: Value of certifications Craig Wright (Apr 30)
- Re: Value of certifications Yousef Syed (Apr 27)
- RE: Value of certifications Adnan Rafik (Apr 30)
- RE: Value of certifications andrews (Apr 27)
- RE: Value of certifications Simmons, James (Apr 27)
- RE: Value of certifications Ackley, Alex (Apr 30)
- Re: RE: Value of certifications Joey Boyer (Apr 25)
- Re: RE: Value of certifications andrews (Apr 26)
- Re: RE: Value of certifications Nathalie Vaiser, RFC, FMM (Apr 27)
- Re: RE: Value of certifications Yousef Syed (Apr 27)
- RE: RE: Value of certifications Simmons, James (Apr 27)
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- Re: RE: Value of certifications Yousef Syed (Apr 27)