Questions about the eligibility of this exam? Help!
So I read on the website that you must have experience in all five fields and 5 years security experience?
Is this true?
My school offers this certification through them and it only cost me 15$, if I go though them I guess I just skip the whole application process?
What's the deal with being eligible to take this exam?
Thanks!
Is this true?
My school offers this certification through them and it only cost me 15$, if I go though them I guess I just skip the whole application process?
What's the deal with being eligible to take this exam?
Thanks!
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636-555-3226 Member Posts: 975 ■■■■■□□□□□Everything EC-Council related is shady. There are no good answers, only more mysteries the more you pull back the curtain. If you can get CEH on your resume for $15, then do it. If you aren't sure, sign up and try it anyway. At most you're out $15 and have learned some new stuff.
If you're still interested in "hacking" after that, look into OSCP or EJPT/ECPPT - the real "hacking" certs that you've probably never heard of but would learn a lot more studying for. -
E Double U Member Posts: 2,233 ■■■■■■■■■■2 years of experience unless I'm looking at the wrong site: https://cert.eccouncil.org/application-process-eligibility.html#ceh.
$15 for a cert - I would go for it. What other certs are available to you for $15?Alphabet soup from (ISC)2, ISACA, GIAC, EC-Council, Microsoft, ITIL, Cisco, Scrum, CompTIA, AWS -
MJK9550 Member Posts: 160Yea I plan on doing eJPT and OSCP but figured I would do the CEH first to get the foundation down and there is a huge military presence where I live so it would be good to have for a DOD job. Should I do CASP after the CEH?
Here is the list of certs offered for 15$ at my school. It's pretty awesome they do this, a lot of good ones on here.
ECPI_Approved_Certifications_07192016.pdf