Re: CISSP
Pluto <[email protected]> Fri, 27 Sep 2002 06:41:30 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.security.certification |
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Salve Andre, as someone has to sign your letter of endorsement, you either make this person lie on your behalf or you just work the 3 years and collect the experience that is expected from a CISSP. A certification is meant to be proof of something, like hands on for a certain amount of time. On Wed, Sep 25, 2002 at 06:27:37PM -0300, Andre Guimaraes wrote: > Talking abou CISSP, I have some certs from Cisco,Checkpoint,SUN and soom to > IBM and Compaq tru64. But I want real bad CISSP. Although I dont have those > 3 years (which will be expanded to four plus degree) of experience in the > market. > Does anyone know if I could still take CISSP or will my appliance fail? If > it does, what kind of comprovation do they need? May I just say I worked but > dont prove anything? I have 4 months programmimer experience, 6 months > sysadmin, and some months from non professional work. Btw, im in brazil. > > Thanks in advance Gruss -- Pluto - SysAdmin of Hades Free information! Freedom through knowledge. Wisdom for all!! =:-) 2048/06.03.2002 0x5C838AFE AF91 050C 0CAA 8734 45F5 A3D0 E56A BC53 5C83 8AFE Phone: +49-17plutoUDM (+49-177-5886836)