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pearljam

What security certifications other than Sec+ don't require having X years of experience?

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NavyMooseCCNA

SSCP from ISC2 is an entry level security certificate that is similar to the Security+ in terms of what you need to know.

NetworkNewb

CSA+, CASP, CCNA: Security, CEH(if you pay for course), CHFI, any of the GCIA certifications, any of the offensive-security.com certs, any of the elearnsecurity.com certs

Mike7

pearljam wrote: »

What security certifications other than Sec+ don't require having X years of experience?

A few.
EC Council certs do not require experience if you attend the official training.
For others, you can take the exam and be certified. This includes GIAC SANS, eLearnSecurity, Offensive Security OSCP and even CompTIA CSA+ and CASP.