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SANS Cloud and Cyber Security Architect Courses
srothman
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Hi community,
I'm keen to look at SANS courses for some additional training and possible certification on cloud and cyber security architecture.
As I'm already CISSP and CCSP certified, I'm unsure if a) it'll be worth while, i.e. how much of what I've already learned will simply be rehashed by the SANS training, and b) if it's far more superior and worth the "I-can-buy-a-car-with-this-money" price tag for the training, where do I start? i.e. do I look at the Cloud Security Essentials course and move up, or do I jump in elsewhere?
Having no experience with SANS/GIAC I have no clue if the quality of the training is generally higher and thus worth it, or if it's mostly because of the perceived reputation and I'm not going add that much more to my existing knowledge and experience.
I'm keen to look at SANS courses for some additional training and possible certification on cloud and cyber security architecture.
As I'm already CISSP and CCSP certified, I'm unsure if a) it'll be worth while, i.e. how much of what I've already learned will simply be rehashed by the SANS training, and b) if it's far more superior and worth the "I-can-buy-a-car-with-this-money" price tag for the training, where do I start? i.e. do I look at the Cloud Security Essentials course and move up, or do I jump in elsewhere?
Having no experience with SANS/GIAC I have no clue if the quality of the training is generally higher and thus worth it, or if it's mostly because of the perceived reputation and I'm not going add that much more to my existing knowledge and experience.
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Optionsscasc
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SANS 530 for security architecture and 549 for cloud security architecture.
Miles better than ISC2 in my opinion, Have got the certs from both. Learning takes a new level.
510 for cloud is excellent for architecture too.AWS, Azure, GCP, ISC2, GIAC, ISACA, TOGAF, SABSA, EC-Council, Comptia...