Re: regaridng security certifications

[Emilio Casbas <ecasbas () unav es>]

sharket wrote:

> Amol Chaudhari wrote:
>
>  
>
> > Hello All,
> >  I am a beginner in security field and i want to make my career in this field.
> > i have completed my bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering and
> > right now working on EJBs and xsl, xml, javascript as a product
> > engineer.
> > so for entering security field i am planning to do few cerifications.
> > and to start with i am planning for brainbench's internet security and
> > network security certifications. after that i am planning to do GSEC.
> > i searched for books and resources for brainbench certifications,
> > but unable to get any info.
> > can anybody help on this?
> > thanks in advance.
> > Regards,
> > Amol.
> > (INDIA)
> >
> >
> >
> >    
> Hello Amol,
>
> This is Spanish interested also in securty stuff, there are so many
> certifications about security, at least depends on which things you want
> to learn, i'm planning to start to studing some too, what do you want to
> start by?,
>
> I'm Spanish student and next year i'll get in Computer's college here,
> but i'm working actually really hard with computer stuff.
>
> I hope we could make the certifications exam's soon :))
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Rubén Moreno
>
>  
I think what the best is having experienced in varied areas such as, 
administration system,
programming, network troubleshootting, security networks, and more. This 
experienced only
can be reached working, after you have any experienced years in these 
areas, you can see
security certifications in order to improve your knowledges.
As well, you can participate as voluntary in open security projects in 
the way as you can.

Regards

--
Emilio C.