On Thu, 2005-12-08 at 19:28 -0800, Joel Jose wrote:
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> ok. so i must now concentrate on getting a vedor certificate. here in
> my place cisco is a very popular one especially in learning centers.
> they have a ccna and ccnp as the most popular ones. for me.. as a
> aspiring security profesional w
Go for as many as you can acquire without spending your own money. I
don't think I'd want to list 100 certifications on my resume
however...this would seem a little strange and might raise some red
flags of another sort.
No...they don't really mean you're smart...just that you can pass a
test.
ok. so i must now concentrate on getting a vedor certificate. here in my place cisco is a very popular one especially in learning centers. they have a ccna and ccnp as the most popular ones. for me.. as a aspiring security profesional will ccnp be a valid choice?.. or should i go in for a ccsp?
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Joel Jose said:
> well agreed but then we cant get experience without a job. and to get a
> job
> you need qualifications ..so certificates are supposed to give that to
> you..
> good ones like cissp demand that you have working experience as a pre
> requisite. so is there any good certs for starti
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005, Joel Jose wrote:
> good ones like cissp demand that you have working experience as a pre
> requisite.
My guess is that the vast majority of cissp's do NOT have the prerequisite
when they get their cert - and the certifying authority KNOWS THIS WHEN
THEY ISSUE !
So, do what ev
well agreed but then we cant get experience without a job. and to get a job you need qualifications ..so certificates are supposed to give that to you.. good ones like cissp demand that you have working experience as a pre requisite. so is there any good certs for starting as a security professiona
