5 years accumalative ???

dfp1234

Can someone please explain the 5 years accumulative in 2 domains. Does that mean 10 years total with a concentration of 5 years in one domain and 5 years in the other,
OR
does that mean 5 years experience with a concentration of 2 years in one domain and 3 years in another domain.

I am assuming the latter because if you pursue the associates you have up to 6 years to gain the 5 years cumulative experience.

Any input would be GREATLY appreciated.

I apologize if this seems a somewhat silly question but I have googled all combinations and permutations numerous times and yet to have a full explanation breakdown = I have tried before wasting anyone's time.


Thank you.

dfp1234

Yes, it should be Accumulative in the heading )

jcundiff

Actually fairly certain it should be cumulative... meaning a total of 5 years experience across at least 2 of the domains...

2 years in one and 3 years in the second, or 2,1,2 or 1,1,1,1,1

as long as you have 5 years total in 2 or more domains... or you have your BS degree and 4 years

cyberguypr

Total experience of 5 years in at least 2 domains.

Example of valid combinations:
- 1 year Security and Risk Management + 4 years Asset Security
- 2 Years Security Engineering + 3 years Communications and Network Security
- 3 years Identity and Access Management +1 year Security Assessment +1 year Sec Ops

and so on...

dfp1234

Thank you so very much jcundiff and cyberguypr ... your time is truly appreciated.