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Re: CISSP Test


From: David Chastain <dlcmacosx () mac com>
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 09:04:15 -0800

To reiterate, CISSP is more for management...If you want a more thorough understanding of secure networks, platforms -- 
Go for the SSCP! 

David Chastain, CISSP
 
On Tuesday, March 22, 2005, at 08:06AM, Vladamir <wireless.insecurity () gmail com> wrote:

Wow, thanks a lot. I'll pick the book back up, I have read about a lot 
of "clueless" CISSPs, this one gentlemen I spoke with (Who is a CISSP) 
said that OpenBSD is easily remotely exploitable, it made me question 
the integrity of this gentleman and the process in which one becomes a 
CISSP (Assuming it has to do with through understanding of secure 
networks, platforms, etc)

What are some of the other Computer/Network security exams that are good 
for showing a through understanding of the concepts?

Wade Woolwine wrote:
Agreed with Robert on this one. It's pretty much a sure-fire way to get
your foot in the door...esp. if you're dealing with Gov. contractors or
the Gov. itself. Once you have the job, if you don't have the skills, you
won't last long. I figure 90% of the job battle is actually getting
through the HR folks who look over resumes checking off boxes in a
checklist to see if you qualify - certs/education and of course experience
will fill all those check lists.

wade

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