Security plus expiration
crazybytes
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in CISSP
I was wondering if CISSP will waive one year from my experience if i have an expired security plus certification.. It expired this year and didn't see a point on renewing it..
I think i did 4 years of experience with working as a LAN manager in the military and a network engineer... but just double checking if they take expired certifications... If not then maybe ill renew my security plus prior to taking the CISSP exam in a couple months..
I think i did 4 years of experience with working as a LAN manager in the military and a network engineer... but just double checking if they take expired certifications... If not then maybe ill renew my security plus prior to taking the CISSP exam in a couple months..
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cyberguypr
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ISC2 waives if the candidate "holds one of the approved certifications". You hold nothing if the cert is expired. -
TechGuru80
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Do you have a degree? That could waive a year as well...but as said, you have to have an active certification.
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crazybytes
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cyberguypr wrote: »ISC2 waives if the candidate "holds one of the approved certifications". You hold nothing if the cert is expired.
Ahhh okay i see. Thanks for the reply. Looks like ima do CCNA-Security or Security plus prior to getting CISSP in December... -
SteveLavoie
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Or think about ISC2 SSCP, it is close to Sec+ and after gaining the CISSP your CPE will be managed on one portal...