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Passed GCIH
Passed with an 86%! Not as high as I wanted but happy I got through it. This test was challenging, though I felt the practice tests were harder than the real deal. I scored 79% on both my practice tests. Boss wants me to get another SANS course next year, but I'm torn between that and CISSP. Though I'd never be able to buy a SANS class on my own so I probably won't fight him too hard on it lol. Thank you all for your helpful knowledge and resources on the site. It's very helpful.
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cyberguypr
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Congrats on the pass. CISSP is easily doable via self-study so definitely let them pay for another SANS class. -
SteveLavoie
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I second what @cyberguypr said... You can do CISSP with self-study material or a much cheaper course than SANS. -
Infosec_Sam
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Congrats on the pass! If you decide to go for another SANS course in the future, which one would you think about taking? -
MitM
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congrats on the pass. If you don't mind me asking, what is your current role -
jam022316
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Thank you all! I'm thinking I agree with you guys on the CISSP. While it would be nice to take an "official" course, there's no reason why I shouldn't be able to study on my own. I'm thinking for my role (which deals a lot with Vulnerability Management) the new Enterprise Vulnerability Assessor cert may be right up my alley for next year. I'm a Security Analyst with primary responsibilities of vulnerability management and EDR, among other things.