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Re: CompTIA Qualifications May 03 2012 12:32AM
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It's a joke.

Go with CISSP, CISA, etc. Avoid CompTIA.

The only reason to get a CompTIA cert is for OEM requirements; I had to be A+ certified in order to do stuff for HP, even though it had nothing to do with my work.

Yes, I'm Sec+ certified... Test was a complete joke and had nothing to do with actual security.

Rob

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What are people's opinions on the CompTIA qualifications? http://www.comptia.org/home.aspx

Specifically, the Security+ http://certification.comptia.org/getCertified/certifications/security.as
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I basically want to know if they are as worldwide recognised as they say they are, and will a Security+ qualification look good to a potential employer. Or will they never had heard of it?

Thanks guys

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