From: pbueno at metrored.com.br (Pedro Paulo Ferreira Bueno)
Subject: RES: Security Certifications

You could also try the GSEC certification from SANS Global Information
Assurance Certification (GIAC), that also covers the CISSP topics in its
CBK.

http://www.giac.org
"Security Professionals that want to fill the gaps in their understanding of
technical information security; System, Security, and Network Administrators
that want to understand the pragmatic applications of the CBK; managers that
want to understand information security beyond simple terminology and
concepts; anyone new to information security with some background in
information systems and networking. 
GIAC Security Essentials Certification graduates have the knowledge, skills
and abilities to incorporate good information security practice in any
organization. The GSEC tests the essential knowledge and skills required of
any individual with security responsibilities within an organization."

Good bye,
Pedro Bueno

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De: 	Rizwan Ali Khan [mailto:rizwanalikhan74@...oo.com] 
Enviada em:	sexta-feira, 7 de mar?o de 2003 03:23
Para:	full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com; security-basics@...urityfocus.com;
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Assunto:	[Full-Disclosure] Security Certifications

I have heard of CISA and CISSP as Security
Certifications, but could someone shed some light and
give information about the governing bodies of the
following Certifications, and where to get their
suggested training material/ books etc.

And if it is possible to give their exams from
Pakistan?


BS7799/ISO7799 lead auditor
Prince 2 
SSCP
CISM
CISMP
TCSEC
SCP





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