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TURTLEGIRL
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For the CEH exam, do you have to be in the security field for 3 years?. Also I'm looking into the Computer forensics modules and exam and wondered if the same applied?
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GBAGIRL wrote:For the CEH exam, do you have to be in the security field for 3 years?. Also I'm looking into the Computer forensics modules and exam and wondered if the same applied?
Keep me posted too, I'm looking at getting into the same boat. I have an honest interest in the forensics end, and would love to be able to do some consulting so I can travel a bit.I do not have a psychiatrist and I do not want one, for the simple reason that if he listened to me long enough, he might become disturbed.
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In my last job, there were around 8 CISSPs, 4 of whom have 0 network admin or security experience apart from the fact that they are consultants marketing security-related products. As for duration...that's iffy.
I say go for it (the CEH, that is); there are many people who manage to obtain it without going through proper procedure so I'm sure you can manage with 2 years actual real-world experience. -
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If forensics is what you want to get into, you should look at EC Council's (the same vendors of the CEH) Certified Hacking Forensics Investigator. Check it out here......
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TURTLEGIRL
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Thanks. I enjoyed the CEH so much that I might consider the forensics. I have not put in for CEH exam yet but its definately on my lists to do. I have to say that the CEH modules were pretty straightforward. I'm not sure how hard the forensics may be.
Thank you for the information Keatron.
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