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Information Security Certification ??
Post 302469721 by Andrew86 on Monday 8th of November 2010 01:08:53 AM
11-08-2010
Hello Zedex & community!!
At least, on my work, it's well received that you may have a CompTia Security+ certification, or any ITIL framework present in your CV.
Those are not very hard to get, and gives you some 'level' against others who aren't certified.
Of course that many years of experience and a few manager recommendations will talk more than a few extra lines
Good luck on that!
At least, on my work, it's well received that you may have a CompTia Security+ certification, or any ITIL framework present in your CV.
Those are not very hard to get, and gives you some 'level' against others who aren't certified.
Of course that many years of experience and a few manager recommendations will talk more than a few extra lines
Good luck on that!
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Tk_MoveToplevelWindow(3) Tk Library Procedures Tk_MoveToplevelWindow(3) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NAME
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