Ask The Information Security Expert: Questions & Answers
Would you recommend SANS Institute security training?
By Mike Rothman, past SearchSecurity.com expert, President and Principal Analyst, Security Incite
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A lot of the advantages/disadvantages depend on whether a certification at the end of the process is necessary. If so, SANS is a fine choice because it provides some of the most highly respected certifications, many of which require completion of a variety of their courses.
Likewise, to get a CISSP des
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ignation, a CISSP "boot camp" is a good option because it's built specifically to cover the content on the test. For training on a specific product, many of the products' vendors themselves offer training and an associated certification.
Ultimately the decision on which path to pursue depends on the type of accomplishment or training experience required to meet one's long-term career goals.
More information:
- Learn about different security certifications in this SearchSecurity.com guide.
- Interested in CISSP training? Check out our free tutorials.