full-disclosure - FW: Last Microsoft Patch

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Message-ID: <019c01c39404$b26e50e0$1a2ea8c0@LUFKIN.DPSOL.COM>
From: purdy at tecman.com (Curt Purdy)
Subject: FW: Last Microsoft Patch

> On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 12:14:32AM -0400, Exibar wrote:
> > Well, I was able to verify his GSEC.  By far the easiest of
> the certs he's
> > listed to attain.

Actually, I beg to differ.  Never went to a school or training for any of
them but the GSEC.  The special 8x12-hour-day SANS conference in D.C. last
year was awesome.  You either came out of there scared s___less or with a
head 2 hat-sizes bigger.  Anyone who takes it, try to get Eric Cole, a real
brain and great teacher.  The course is worth it for anyone in infosec,
whether you want the cert or not.

As for the cert's I prefer getting them from experience vs. boot-camp, more
meaningful to me.  As for the easiest, unquestionably the CISSP followed by
the CCDA, also have CCNA which was even easier, but I ran out of room ;)  I
just put CISSP first because it seems to be so well respected.

As for the snipes on my unfamiliarity with Swen, I am blushing, but I have
also just finished a month-long security audit for a HIPAA client and have
not kept up like I should have.

Curt Purdy CISSP, GSEC, MCSE+I, CNE, CCDA
Information Security Engineer
DP Solutions

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