full-disclosure - agreed certs dont mean that much..but need experience..

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Message-ID: <fe53c8c00512081928h2e48d88fj50d936fce05eb425@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Fri Dec  9 03:28:52 2005
From: joeljose420 at gmail.com (Joel Jose)
Subject: agreed certs dont mean that much..but need
	experience..

ok. so i must now concentrate on getting a vedor certificate. here in my
place cisco is a very popular one especially in learning centers. they have
a ccna and ccnp as the most popular ones. for me.. as a aspiring security
profesional will ccnp be a valid choice?.. or should i go in for a ccsp?
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