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RE: RE: Value of certifications
From: "Lim Ming Wei" <mwlim () pacific net sg>
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 22:34:23 +0800
From my point of view, having the necessary experiences helps. Having that
with the necessary Cert if sure a winner. I haf seen people with MCSA that does not even know how to enable a scheduled task in XP and not knowing how to reset a switch password with a CCNA certification ... Basically some people are ready brain DUMP !!! -----Original Message----- From: listbounce () securityfocus com [mailto:listbounce () securityfocus com] On Behalf Of andrews () rbacomm com Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2007 4:18 AM To: security-basics () securityfocus com Subject: Re: RE: Value of certifications 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 Quoting fskrc1 () hotmail com:
If you are in a consulting position and not looking to move neither security+ or CISSP serves much purpose.
Current thread:
- RE: Value of certifications, (continued)
- 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)
- Re: Re: RE: Value of certifications nate kelly (Apr 30)
- RE: Re: RE: Value of certifications Utz, Ralph (Apr 30)