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Is CASP easier than CISSP?
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Re: Is CASP easier than CISSP?
I took CISSP and CASP within 3 weeks of each other. There is quite a lot of overlap between the two. CASP has simulation questions which you will find challenging if you do not have network and systems operations experience. The theoretical questions are fairly straight forward in CASP when compared to CISSP. Do the CASP… -
Re: Is CASP easier than CISSP?
I sat CASP in July 2016 and CISSP in October 2016. I thought CASP was easier than CISSP. CISSP + renewal fees to CompTIA will renew CASP if you sit CISSP second. CASP counts as 1 year of the 5 year experience requirement for CISSP. If you don't have enough paid experience to fit into the CISSP domains, you won't be a full… -
Re: Is CASP easier than CISSP?
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Re: Is CASP easier than CISSP?
I took CASP to meet my requirement for a DOD job. I was hedging... if I didn't pass then I would be out of a job. So I figured why not start with CASP and then go CISSP. I missed both exams before, however life has relaxed a bit and I was able to focus more . CASP was completed Sep 16th 2016 CISSP was completed November… -
Re: Is CASP easier than CISSP?
I took the CISSP first and studied more for it. It is definitely more broad than the CASP, but it's much less in-depth. CASP is more about the technologies than about procedures. There is a lot of overlap between the two, but passing both requires separate materials. I recommend the pearson book for CASP and the Sybex book… -
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Re: Is CASP easier than CISSP?
CASP is good for that 8570/8140 DoD position and the simulation questions makes it more a "performance-based" and less of a paper-based certification. The simulations may not be very in-depth but do cover areas such as network switching, firewalls and patching. I expect a CASP to be more hands-on and will not be surprised… -
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Re: Is CASP easier than CISSP?
My bad, the above are all unrelated scenarios that involve networks, so do not link them today. The point is having network knowledge can help in security work. A SANS instructor recalled that in her first job, she reported an attack from internet IP address of 192.168.X.X. . Having a CISSP does not mean you are a security…
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