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Re: Survey to formulate Einstein version of "IT certification relativity theory"
Being generalist - the CISSP-ISSAP. The CEH is still just the "Tour of Tools" to me. GPEN made me wretch in pain. PMP left me in a daze for days. Should take CRISC but afraid I'd need intravenous caffeine drips to keep from falling asleep during the exam itself. We are just too far into the marketing scheme to develop a… -
Re: Just passed CISSP, now what ?
What's next? Profit. If you have the experience required for CISM, then I suggest going right into it. There is a lot of overlap and while the CISSP is fresh, it will make it super easy to knock out the CISM. Just grab the online QAE DB and pound on that for 2-4 weeks and take the exam. Like was asked by Daniel, what are… -
Re: What was the hardest easiest cert and vice versa?
EANx is correct, people are mis-reading the threads intent. For me the hardest easiest cert was the CEH. I don't know why but my first two attempts I was short 1 and 2 points respectively. It was probably hubris. The easiest hard cert for me was any of the CISSP/CISM/CISA/CRISC. So many people fail, and some multiple… -
Re: CISSP down.. what's next? (Advice please)
Congrats - as for next certification. As other mentioned - the ISACA certifications like CISA, CISM, and CRISC may be appropriate. It really depends on what you do at your job. Alternatively, you could just do whatever strikes your fancy as a good learning experience. Since you are in banking, if you deal with a lot of… -
Re: Entry-level InfoSec Positions?
Just search Dice.com for "security" or "cissp." Plenty to pick from. Keep in mind, though, that every org is different. There's a bunch in my area looking for Security Analysts and Security Admins and list CISM, CRISC, CISA as preferred/desirable certs along with policy creation, risk management, business continuity… -
Getting Cyber Security job after doing busniess
Hi everyone, I am a new to this forum but my problem is a unique one (I guess) , I have been in IT industry for about 15 years , started as a network engineer in an ISP and left as a network administrator, but for the last 9 years I was working for a family owned business which is basically to sell technical gadgets online… -
Re: New To Cyber Security, Need Heads on
Managing supply chain cyber risk is kind of a niche area where you need to be well versed in many topics in cyber security to conduct an effect cyber risk assessment on a supplier. You will essentially need to make sure the supplier are doing their due diligence and covering all their tracks. The good news is you don't… -
Re: Path advice
For starter certification between 0 to 2 years, CEH, Sec +, SSCP are some of the starter certs you had nailed. Between 2 to 4 years, GIAC worth the knowledge and ROI. Every two GIAC cert is nearly equivalent to a CISSP in terms of salary gain. GCIH, G2700, GISP are some of the easier cert to challenge via self study . GSEC… -
Re: Preparing for CISSP - Advice on what is needed
Beads hit on this a bit.....if you don't understand the answer then make sure to look it up. The real test won't have the same word for word questions. But if you understand and know the concept and theories that get you to the right answer then you'll do just fine on the real test. I went to a 5 day internal employer… -
Re: CISSP-ISSMP discussion
I felt like the ISSMP could become popular given that (ISC)2 is a very respectable company who has upheld the quality of their certifications (unlike CompTIA and others), I figured if people don't know ISSMP now, they will probably know in the future. But also I can get reimbursed for taking it so I figured if it's easy…
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