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Re: HELP NEEDED - Security Certifications


From: Facekhan <facekhan () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2005 18:26:54 -0400

Also check out the Cisco Academy, SECUR course at a local college if available. It is almost identical to Security+ (I passed Security+ with only a few hours of prep after taking it) and then adds Cisco security configuration and features and gives you the chance to put into practice the more theory heavy Security+ topics.

Jason

Tamarcus A Person wrote:



Amol,

     I would suggest that you look into the Security+ certification. It
is, I believe, a simple certification to acquire for basic learners within
the security field. You can purchase an Exam Cram book for the Security+
certification as well.

Good luck and hope this helps!

Tamarcus A. Person, GISS/DEF
CSC
IT Security Engineer
MTC Office: (301) 731-3520
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tperson () csc com


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"AMOL SABLE" <amol.sable To: <security-basics () securityfocus com> @capsilon.com> cc: Subject: HELP NEEDED - Security Certifications 07/08/2005 02:28 AM




Hi folks,
I'm looking for a good security certification .
I have searched through numerous sites,seen a few comparisons as well. But
still I think I need a word of advice from experienced security people, so
posting this messege.


The points to be taken into account:
1)I had some security training but don't have any global certification.
2)I'm working in the field of Infosec for a little less than a year.
3)I'm willing to go for a series of certs in a longer run.
4)I cant take my concetration off my work while preparing.
5)Main areas of my interests in IS include: Vulnerability assessment,Pen
testing,Forensics and packet analysis etc...

I had a look at these : ISC2>SSCP,
GIAC>GISF,SSP-MPA,GCIH,GHTQ,GSEC,GCFA,G7799 etc.


Your thoughts and Suggestions are precious for me.

Thanks and regards.
--Amol.






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