Passed CEH
charismaticx
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in CEH
I will say this much, the exam wasn’t too difficult but there were a few nmap questions that made me think. I had taken the UMUC class and the GCIH course so a lot of the material rolled over. My employer had paid for me to attend the course and it was just a quick review over everything. The GCIH course is what really helped me the most to be honest.
What I used additionally to study:
Sybex book CEH v9 and the practice test book
Matt walker all in one. I will admit I glanced over it but nothing too difficult to understand.
I’m definitely relieved to have this one knocked out and I can start looking at the CySA next. As much as everyone knocks this exam it wasn’t too difficult but you definetly need an understanding of some of the tools.
What I used additionally to study:
Sybex book CEH v9 and the practice test book
Matt walker all in one. I will admit I glanced over it but nothing too difficult to understand.
I’m definitely relieved to have this one knocked out and I can start looking at the CySA next. As much as everyone knocks this exam it wasn’t too difficult but you definetly need an understanding of some of the tools.
Certs: Sec +, GSEC, GCED, GCIH, CEH, CySA, GSNA, CASP, PenTest + , GCIA, APTC, Linux +, AWS CCP, CISM, GPEN, GCWN, GSLC, GCCC, PCNSA, AWS Solutions Architect
Goals: PNPT; OSCP; GPYC; GSEComments
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E Double U
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charismaticx wrote: »The GCIH course is what really helped me the most to be honest. .
Same here! CEH felt like a review.Alphabet soup from (ISC)2, ISACA, GIAC, EC-Council, Microsoft, ITIL, Cisco, Scrum, CompTIA, AWS -
ThePawofRizzo
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Congrats. Studying for CySA+ will be a bit of a review now that you have CEH under your belt, but still worth pursuing for another feather in your cap.
