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harryg702
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Hey what's up guys!
So I am working out my certification path I want to take and I am a little confused on some certs and was wondering if I could get some help??!!??
The big question I have is it necessary for me to get the A+ net+ and security + or can I go strait into the security side say skip net+? I'm just confused on the path I need to take.
Can anyone chime in on this and shoot me some advice??
Thanks!
So I am working out my certification path I want to take and I am a little confused on some certs and was wondering if I could get some help??!!??
The big question I have is it necessary for me to get the A+ net+ and security + or can I go strait into the security side say skip net+? I'm just confused on the path I need to take.
Can anyone chime in on this and shoot me some advice??
Thanks!
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vinnypolston Member Posts: 53 ■■□□□□□□□□Hey Harry. Others might disagree with me on this; but here is my opinion. Stair stepping the certifications A+ to Net+ to Security+ makes logical sense.
However, if you have the knowledge I'd say go straight for the Security+. Any job you apply for in the security sector isn't going to care about your A+ at all. Some might like to see the Net+ though. It really depends on you though.Want to learn IT? Watch my YouTube Channel here -
olaHalo Member Posts: 748 ■■■■□□□□□□If you're new and have little experience then starting with A+ > Net+ > Sec + will probably be best.
But it depends on what you already know...
I skipped A+ -
kiki162 Member Posts: 635 ■■■■■□□□□□A+ > Net+ > Sec+ > SSCP > CISSP > GSEC ....and so on.
Would build a solid foundation, as most of us have a core area we work in (ex: Sys Admin or Network Admin) and eventually take those skills into a security based position. -
harryg702 Registered Users Posts: 3 ■□□□□□□□□□Sorry about the late reply guys but thanks so much for the info! And most of the jobs in my area look to be requiring a+ and so on so looks like I will be finishing those up!
Thanks guys!