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experience is king but CISSP is quickly becoming a standard requirement for even entry level security analyst positions or your resume goes in the trash
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their "vouching" system for getting accredited after the test along with not letting you see anything more than pass/fail has done a bit to slow its descent in to diploma mill worthlessness but the 2015 revisions of the test gutted most of the technical knowledge so its getting easier to game as a conceptless cram session of corporate buzzwords with a little bit of Best Practice thrown in. It will be as laughable as A/Network+ in a few years and then they'll move on to the next arbitrary test that you have to pass. Regardless, congrats. That's a lot of bullshit to jam in your head.
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poty posted:apparently i would be able to pass my software eng years as valid experience for the test as ive done things with ssl certs sometimes so ill probably get this I did five 9hr days straight plus another 4-6hrs cramming with flash cards at home to pass
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