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Anyone Familiar with Popular Data Certifications that have Market Share?
DatabaseHead
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I'm going to do some analysis this weekend, but from a qualitative view point I was hoping to get some input.
Currently I am focusing on intermediate stats (more in the educational domain) but as far as methodologies or frameworks, was hoping to find one.
Almost like PMP - Agile to Project Management or TOGAF to enterprise management.
Thanks in advance.
Currently I am focusing on intermediate stats (more in the educational domain) but as far as methodologies or frameworks, was hoping to find one.
Almost like PMP - Agile to Project Management or TOGAF to enterprise management.
Thanks in advance.
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beads
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Not sure if it helps but look at risk modeling like: STRIDE, CORAS, et. al. There are a bunch out there that may or may not be helpful. I also use 'R' and some python as mid size data warehouses to shake out some data. I am looking for threat patterns like is this the same person or organization sending new malware, criminal APT stuff using these techniques. Short answer is yes, I have a number of likely candidates but attribution is more often wrong than right but it does paint a pretty picture for the board. This also makes funding a bit easier for the boss.
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Thanks, yeah finding R much easier learning curve than SQL. It took me 3 years to get really good at SQL, R the learning curve is not quite as steep, from my view. Even easier than VBA.
Love R - GGPLOT2 in particular. Honestly getting the output in R is EASY, but the formatting is where it gets TOUGH. -
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@Databasehead
Agreed. Not much if anything combining 'R' and modeling but there are some snippets out there.
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