Just to say that every comment about CEH seems to be based on
versiones previous to 5 (some comments seems based on books from EC
Council and 2 others that are so far from current EC Council
material).
Today, CEH is the start point and next steps for people who wants to
demonstrate their knowledge and expertise, thtrough certifications,
are ECSA and finally get LPT (if you need this one).
Since the first mail of this thread, I have reviewed every syllabus,
exam topics, exam and labs demos, training videos and so on.
IMHO, there are just three sources for pen test related certifications
: EC Council, ISECOM and Mile2 (based on CEH).
SANS has a lot of certifications that are good complement for CEH,
OPST, OPSA, CPTS and CPTE, but, I can't find an specific pen test
certification from SANS.
Also, as all of you know, there is no certification neither a set of
exams that really demonstrate the actual knowledge of people.
These certifications are just a complement for a professional career.
BTW, I have reviewed some of the recommended training based on videos
and they seem to be just BackTrack courses.
Regards,
On Dec 19, 2007 11:49 AM, mgk.mailing < mgk.mailing@googlemail.com> wrote:
wow,
Have been playing with back track for a while but i didnt realise they
did certificated courses as well. Thanks for the info
mgk
Danux wrote:
If you really wanna start understanding how to PenTest you should
forget CEH its for script kiddies, you MUST try - From BackTrack
Creators!!! Offensive-Security Courses.
CEH teach you how to use tools but Offensive Security 101 course teach
you how to think like a hacker developing your own scripts or
exploits, and isc2 gives 40 CPE's for that course. Is excellent, and
the certification is called OCSP - Offensive Security Certified
Professional (you can get it after passing a 24 hour real hacking
test).
Check it out:
http://www.offensive-security.com/offsec101.php
Cheers!!!!!
On Dec 17, 2007 12:44 PM, <infolookup@gmail.com> wrote:
Good day all,
I know this is not really a tech-pentest question however I wanted to
get some feed back as to what certs/skill set one need to acquire in
order to break into the pentest/information assurance/computer forensics
job market.
I am a about to graduate with my BA in computer system next semester,
and I am tring to get into a security related field, I did very little
vul-testing/pentesting for friends, or on a few work servers and wifi
network.
And that was very interesting, but with so many certs and paths out
there I wanted to know which ones you guys took so I can get an idea.
Thanks in advance.
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