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CERTITUDE - AN OPEN-SOURCE AND AGENTLESS COMPROMISE ASSESSMENT TOOL
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January 1, 2016

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Certified Professional Ethical Hacker (CPEH) - By Mile2
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January 1, 2016

I just signed up to this course after hearing about the "bad press" covering EC Council and CEH. I'm watching the video series and also purchased the "self-study" materials that should arrive at the end of the week. I have had access to the EC Council CEHv8 material and watched videos from that course - and after reading that Mile2 ...

Certified Penetration Testing Engineer CPTE
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January 1, 2016

Well, after my adventure with ethical hacking just beginning with obtaining the certification for that from Mile 2. I have received and started the Mile 2 Certified Penetration Testing Engineer course. The course come with alot of items that are very useful, but the main items are the Study Exam Prep Guide (179 pgs), the Student Workbook(590 pgs+), and the ...

Certification Pathway
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January 1, 2016

Hi Cybrarians, would like to show you this useful picture in determining a learning pathway for a chosen career path. If you're serious in having a career in I.T this picture will help you immensely. Certification PathwayAlso CompTIA has an interactive page that will give you much more info CompTIA Interactive Career Roadmap

CEH Vs OSCP
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January 1, 2016

Which one is more highly valued? I would love some feedback from people in the field. I'm currently studying for my CEH and I will be grabbing OSCP soon enough Hi! I'm a Sr. IT Recruiter & MS Cybersecurity student. It really depends on how the employer/hiring manager views certifications. In a recent study, cybersecurity professionals agreed that the CISSP certification ...

CEH Equivalent Certification
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January 1, 2016

Is there a CEH equivalent certification? Hello, There are certifications that cover similar material yet they are not exactly equal and it is because some certifications meet the DOD 8570 guidelines while other certifications do not meet them. For example, the CEH meets the DOD 8570 but the OSCP does not meet the DOD 8570. However, the OSCP is actually more ...

CCSP
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January 1, 2016

I cannot find the CCSP course in the mobile app. Does anyone know why, or when it will be available? thanks Brett Edit - created a new thread in support. Did not see option to delete this one. I cannot find the CCSP course in the mobile app. Does anyone know why, or when it will be available? thanks Brett Edit ...

CCNA VS NETWORK PLUS
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January 1, 2016

HELLO ANY BODAY CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT IS THE DIFFERENT BETWEEN CCNA AND NETWORK PLUS The main differences IMHO are that they are run by different bodies. CCNA is run by Cisco where as Network+ is run by CompTIA. CompTIA is vendor independent whilst Cisco is a de facto market leader. Also if you look at the CYBRARY courses you ...

CCNA Certification Validation
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January 1, 2016

I just noticed that the CCNA certification valid only for 3 years. Dont you think its stupid? its 300$ for just 3 years.... It's really worth it? and what I can do at the end of the 3 years? I just noticed that the CCNA certification valid only for 3 years. Dont you think its stupid? its 300$ for just 3 ...

Should I Get The CCENT Certification Before The CCNA?
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January 1, 2016

Should I get CCENT before CCNA? Or should I attempt to get CCNA right off the bat? Take a CCNA now beacuse CCENT just optional it's my opinion CCENT is just the first cisco exam you take that is the ICND1(100-101) when you take this exam you have the CCENT certification, when you pass ICND2(200-101) exam you are CCNA and you can ...