SOX and ITIL?

Hello everyone,

Has anyone thought of getting certfied in:

* ITIL Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management
* ITIL Practitioner Certificate in IT Service Management / Security Management
* SOX IT and Information Security (CSOX-IT)

If someone has an opinion on these certs, I would really appreciate it... They look really tempting!

Saludos Amigos!

Find more posts tagged with

Comments

Knives Out

I'm currently studying for the ITIL Foundations certificate. From what I can tell, ITIL is really picking up in North America. Its a very interesting read (for me, anyway - I hear some people hate it).

Out of the past 3 job postings I've looked at, ITIL has been preferred. And around here, thats big cause the IT field where I live is very small.

royal

The company that employs me is going to have me obtain ITIL. I'm currently working on my MCSE though.

agustinchernitsky

Well, yes, ITIL is showing up a lot in job requirements... Thats why I wanted to give it a shot.

Do you know any good books? I found this one recomended by EXIN:

"Foundations of IT Service Management: based on ITIL" by Van Haren Publishing

The practitioner certs are interesting... specially the ones refering to Security, Availability and capacity planning. They require a course from an official ITIL trainer

Saludos amigos!

PS: I' m too with MCSE... and after that comes CCNA & CCDA... so... in 2 or 3 months I'll prepare it... maybe between Project+ and CISM.