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Re: What was the last certification exam you took? How did you prepare?
Which resources I use for study depends on the certification. Since 2013 I have achieved credentials from (ISC)2, ISACA, GIAC, ITIL, Scrum, Microsoft, and Cisco. Here were my approaches: GIAC (GDSA, GCCC, GPEN, GCIH, GCIA) - Take week long SANS training which comes with books and labs. I go through all of the material and… -
Re: Requiring re-certification: right or wrong?
I think ethical would be a better choice of wording than moral. Regardless, I understand what you're saying. However, I don't have a problem with it. Technology changes at a fairly rapid pace, so I don't think the requirement for recertification every few years is really unfounded. Many of the recertification requirements… -
Re: ONT test Wednesday (passed!!!)
I used the knowledgenet student guide and the Cisco press exam cert guide for my study materials and both do have configuration guides. They both walk you step-by-step thru the various configurations. I just prefer being able to jump on a device and be able to either enter the commands myself or walk thru the steps in… -
Re: Venting!
You know what the best part of your job is? That you have it. There are so many unemployed skilled and experienced techs that dont have a job because the global economy sucks, though it's getting better. Give that a thought and it might make you feel better. I was the exact same way you are now. I had a Master in Telecomm… -
Best use of time....
Hello everyone, So I've found myself in an interesting situation right now in my life and I'm trying to make sure I maximize the time I currently have. I'm a recent graduate of UMUC with BoS in computer networks and cybersecurity. I felt it was a great program and helped me gain a ton of knowledge. Anyways to my current… -
CAREER ADVICE: Is there a career path for me? (Entry-Level, new to IT)
Hello TechExamers, First and foremost, thank you to those who took the time to view and/or respond to my thread. I've listed some background information about myself below in the bolded section, along with my actual career related question towards the bottom of this post. CONTEXT / BACKGROUND: I'm a fairly recent graduate… -
Passed CISM today(30/05/2017).
I passed my CISM today. I did not get any print out of my initial result after the test, an email will be sent to me with my detailed result in 10days time.I attempted CCSP(Failed) on 19th of this month got 695, so was in rhythm regarding my infosec studying took me 10 days to prepare and I used the review manual(read only… -
Re: March to the CCNA
[QUOTE=mikej412;318202 That said -- CCNA:Security is probably the easiest. You'll cover some new material, but in all it should probably take less effort then studying for the CCNA. Plus the lab requirements are not that outrageously expensive. [/QUOTE] This is good to hear because I am thinking of getting that as my next… -
Re: sans salary survey [url]http://www.sans.org/salary2005/[/url]
I have a few issues with this survey as I do many I've seen published by SANS. They don't say how it was conducted, what the sampling population was or whether or not it was it a very small group of people who happen to be SANS certified people or was it really a selection at large. SANS likes to tout that the CISSP, CISM,… -
Re: Will I get a job with CEH? no expierence?
Again keep in mind of your goal. A CISSP/MBA/CISM at my last job (lead migration technician) told me don't waste time going 100 million miles in 100 billion directions. Take a look at these two different jobs. One is a penetration tester. The other is clearly a network engineer. Penetration Tester jobs - Dice.com (PEN…
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