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I have recently obtained my SE cert and I am currently working on Security+
to finalize the MCSE: Security specialization. My original plans were to
continue with MCDBA or CWNA (certified wireless network administrator). But I
am not sure. Does anyone have any suggestions on which certs are the best to
pursue right now???

A Network Administrator is only as good as their ability to protect the
Servers...
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CipherTeKST
MCSE, CCNA

[alica]

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"CipherTeKST" wrote:

> I have recently obtained my SE cert and I am currently working on Security+
> to finalize the MCSE: Security specialization. My original plans were to
> continue with MCDBA or CWNA (certified wireless network administrator).
it is up to you which one you wanna choose. eg. does it benefit you or your
company?


> But I am not sure. Does anyone have any suggestions on which certs are the best to
> pursue right now???
>
> A Network Administrator is only as good as their ability to protect the
> Servers...
it is up to which product you are using. McAfee, Symantec, Aventail or
SonicWall...

> --
> CipherTeKST
> MCSE, CCNA

what about CEH or MCSE - Security 2003?


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get the experience first not the cert.

I would really go after the CEH if the training didn't cost that much. ($2500)
I have thought about self-study but i'm not sure. I will have MCSE -
Security 2003 after I finish Security+. (70-298, 70-299 and now Security+)

MCDBA would benefit my company.... but the $$$ isn't there.
As for me I would like to stay around Network Security.
What do you think the top 5 security certs are?

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CipherTeKST
MCSE, CCNA


"OTHMAN" wrote:

> "CipherTeKST" wrote:
>
> > I have recently obtained my SE cert and I am currently working on Security+
> > to finalize the MCSE: Security specialization. My original plans were to
> > continue with MCDBA or CWNA (certified wireless network administrator).
> it is up to you which one you wanna choose. eg. does it benefit you or your
> company?
>
>
> > But I am not sure. Does anyone have any suggestions on which certs are the best to
> > pursue right now???
> >
> > A Network Administrator is only as good as their ability to protect the
> > Servers...
> it is up to which product you are using. McAfee, Symantec, Aventail or
> SonicWall...
>
> > --
> > CipherTeKST
> > MCSE, CCNA
>
> what about CEH or MCSE - Security 2003?
>
>
> --
> get the experience first not the cert.
5+ years of experience in network administration, almost 3 in security.