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I concur, nothing counts as much as experience, but incase you don't have
experience, at least you will
know some of the basics as a stepping stone, that is where the CISSP or the
education can count.
George
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<shyaam@gmail.com> 1/20/2006 10:25:23 PM >>>
Yes,
Very true. Nothing counts equivalent to experience, but experience comes only
when someone starts somewhere. I have seen one big thing happening around.
People in the industries shifted from technology to business, that is the point
when they lost the security and created more loopholes in their own products as
they reduced the time needed, reduced budgets and spent more on advertisements
and marketing.
How do
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