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Ashfield Computer Training - any opinions?

AARRRGH · 2008-11-17 18:00:57

Hello I am considering doing the CSTA Certified Security Testing Associate course offered by Ashfield Computer Training. As it is fairly pricey (€2,000+ for three days training) I want to be sure I will be getting value for money. :) Does anyone have any opinion of Ashfield? Thanks

17-11-2008 6:00pm

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AARRRGH

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Hello

I am considering doing the CSTA Certified Security Testing Associate course offered by Ashfield Computer Training. As it is fairly pricey (€2,000+ for three days training) I want to be sure I will be getting value for money.

Does anyone have any opinion of Ashfield?

Thanks

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#2 17-11-2008 10:09pm

NullZer0

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From what I've heard they are good (certainly better than IACT). However it does seem a little over priced for 3 days when you consider the amount of information you need to absorb.

HTH,

iRock

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#3 17-11-2008 10:11pm

NullZer0

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From what I've heard they are good (certainly better than IACT). However it does seem a little over priced for 3 days when you consider the amount of information you need to absorb.

HTH,

iRock

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