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Hi everyone, I just completed another boot camp, and wanted to share my experiences with the forum. My background: I started in information security in 2006, as part of the US Secret Service's Electronic Crimes Special Agent Program (ECSAP).

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I've completed a few mile2 certifications. Additional I've complete CISSP and CISA and several others. When I compare all together the courses with mile2 in level 400 are absolutly similar to other certifications; even with 20 years IT experience they are not easy.

Jan 11, 2016 · Adrenaline, I can assure you that isn't the reason why. DoD employers (in general, Positions like FBI SA are different.) don't really care what your degree itself is in, they care about what you bring to the table that is related to the position. If you have a strong cyber/infosec resume and can interview, you won't have an issue.

Sep 25, 2015 · The purpose of the certification its to give assurance that the candidate would be capable of performing the work, anyone in infosec easily knows the level of assurance regarding the capability of a candidate to pentest from a CEH is still far away from GPEN/OSCP.

I do have other InfoSec certifications however no other certification prepares you for the role of a CISO. While there is an overlap with CISSP and CISM etc. in certain areas, no other certification covers STRATEGIC PLANNING AND FINANCE, which is essential knowledge if you were ever to be or plan to be a CISO.

There are no full-time SANS instructors; having a full-time professional InfoSec career is a requirement of all SANS instructors. Besides being extremely well-versed on the course material, you must have lots of energy, likability (we use to call it charisma ), a good coordinator of people and things, and have a voice that carries well.