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anyone of you guys have the sscp cert?

dingdangdoo22 · 2015-03-18 14:48:26

Just wondered if any of you guys have done the sscp cert, seems quite interesting. Its a step down from the cissp but there is some overlap, did you find it useful for geting a foot in the door of info sec job? Which would be my main reason for doing it. Cheers

18-03-2015 3:48pm

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dingdangdoo22

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Just wondered if any of you guys have done the sscp cert, seems quite interesting.
Its a step down from the cissp but there is some overlap, did you find it useful for geting a foot in the door of info sec job? Which would be my main reason for doing it.

Cheers

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#2 18-03-2015 7:34pm

timmywex

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dingdangdoo22 wrote: »

Just wondered if any of you guys have done the sscp cert, seems quite interesting.
Its a step down from the cissp but there is some overlap, did you find it useful for geting a foot in the door of info sec job? Which would be my main reason for doing it.

Cheers

Have the cert, did it when I had an InfoSec job already so not quite sure on the foot in the door aspect.

It's an easier CISSP, less experience required, only needs 1 year as opposed to 4/5 for the CISSP. It's less domains than the CISSP and slightly easier in parts aswell, but still alot of very useful stuff to learn in it no doubt!

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