Been bsing but finally about to finish studying for the A+ I see the helpdesk jobs ask or experience whats a realistic first job to go get brehs leaving my banking job for IT my degree is in MIS but been working in banking since college
Anyone ever take the CCNA or CCNA Security certification exam? Taking the CCNA and the CCNA security right after that very soon and read somewhere that the first time failure rate is 95%.
CCNA Security was easy, but I've been working with Cisco equipment and been in security forever.
Over on techexams, some are saying that they updated the exam and that the new study materials (Cisco Press, INE, and CBT Nuggets) are garbage.
When I tok it they had just updated the exam as well, but like I mentioned earlier, I have lots of security and Cisco experience so my experience is different than most.
You still see a lot of ASAs in the places you work? I'm seeing a lot more Checkpoint, Juniper, and Palo Alto (which are nice) firewalls in a lot places.
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Yall ever used Actualtests.com's practice test?
Got a coworker who swears by it but i was under the impression it was a brain dump site
Its crazy to me how similar the CISSP stuff is to the Security+. I was expecting WAY more depth.
Wish i would've started this as soon as i got my Security+
Gotcha, screenshots had me thinking about it because of the number of questions and the way the test engine is set up.It is a brain dump site. Don't use it.
At this stage of your career, don't take any shortcuts. The shyt you'll learn on these exams is what will get you to the higher paying positions in a few years.
Its crazy to me how similar the CISSP stuff is to the Security+. I was expecting WAY more depth.
Wish i would've started this as soon as i got my Security+
Yeah, it's almost 90% exactly the same, which is why I tell dudes to go for the CISSP instead of the Sec+ if they qualify.