GSEC, GSLC, or GISP?

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I may have the opportunity to get some SANS training, and I was wondering which GIAC cert would have the best ROI: GSEC, GSLC, or GISP. I kind of like the idea of GISP to help prepare for CISSP, but that can be done in other ways.I understand the GSEC is more technical than the GSLC, but what exactly is covered in GSLC training? It's more management-oriented, right? I'm not sure which is a better fit at this point. I am not an infosec guy per se, I am an administrator for systems that requires compliance with federal mandates.GSEC sounds more fun than GSLC to me, but GSLC may be more useful? 




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I do not know about the GSLC though. According to GIAC - GSLC is for Security Professionals with managerial or supervisory responsibility for information security staff.
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The way the site reads, CPE renewals have to be handled within the last 3 years of validity? Also, CompTIA A+ N+ Sec+ training counts towards CPE's? So would it be acceptable to take a CompTIA class a year after obtaining a GIAC cert in order to renew it? Does another GIAC cert renew other GIAC certs?
Sorry about the questions.
You need to understand that as awesome as SANS is, everything is designed to make money for them. The renewal fee is $399 plus you need 36 CPEs. If you take any CompTIA training you can only count up to 12 CPEs as supplemental. The other 24 need to come form one of the options in the first group below:
There are four primary options for earning the 36 CPEs required for certification renewal:
1) Retaking the standard certification exam
2) Attend or teaching ISO 17024 related information assurance training courses
3) Publishing an information assurance related paper, book or article
4) Applying post graduate level information assurance courses
There are also supplemental options that can be combined to help you reach the required
36 CPEs:
1) Other Training Courses / Events
2) Relevant Work Experience
3) GIAC / SANS / Community Participation
4) Cyber Range Exercises
*Note: Typically, at least one primary option is submitted with supplemental options
added as needed.
I took SANS 401 (and the GSEC exam) shortly after taking Security+, so I remember the difference. It's significant.
Man, that might not be feasible for me (time & money). Huge bummer, but I'd rather know on the front end. I appreciate everyone sharing their knowledge on the subject!!!
http://www.giac.org/certifications/renewal
I guess they are staggered? So you only need to get like 36-ish per year?
Or, are you one of those odd birds who takes cert exams for kicks?