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[CISSP-D] Security Clearence

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Subject: [CISSP-D] Security Clearence
Date: Wed, 09 Feb 2005 03:56:19 -0000 



I see this forum talk a lot about the well treasured (as they should 
be) certifications. Having a decade of experience in the field of IT, 
but as a newbie to this sector, I was wondering about the added 
factor of a security clearance and the marketability of the 
credentials. Can ANYONE in this forum tell of their experience or the 
path one might take in getting even the most minimal clearance 
possible? I am currently scheduled to sit for the CISSP on March 12th 
in Baltimore. I am really interested in gaining security clearance 
but heard (and read) it is quite costly unless you have a corporate 
sponsor. Is this true? Can one gain a minimal security clearance on 
his own?

Thanks all for your contributions to this site.

Michael
NO Need For Cert Listing
GOT pLenty









 
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