This is a very good presentation/explanation of these three certifications. I want an advanced security certification to move forward in my career. The information that you have shared in this video is very helpful to me. Thank you.
Thanks for this recording. It is indeed very helpful. Helped me in clarifying my basic doubts and looks like this gonna help me deciding my Certification path in Information Security arena.
Although, casp is for more practioners and knowing the how the tech works. I feel like it's still best to get the cissp because it's iat 3 and iam 3 which allows you to still access those jobs that practioners get.
First of all, thank you! The material being presented here is invaluable. In your opinion/experience, which one provides better returns CISSP or CASP in terms of compensation in the long run? Thanks.
I currently maintain A+, N+ and Security+, I am planning to "PASS" the CISSP exam next year. Any studying pointers? I am also seeking CeH, CASP and CISA.
Thanks for the information. i am doing my masters in information systems. I do not have any security or information background. i am planning to take a certification before i complete my masters. Which certification would you advice? Thanks.
@5:10 So if I just studied and passed the Sec + exam. Should I go back and get the Net + and A +?, or should I just move forward and get the CASP since I am currently studying for it now?
mojo jojo Didn't see any response to this so short answer: Don't bother with Net+/A+. CompTIA views their certs as a heirarchy, starting with A+ and working up to CASP. Higher certs assume knowledge of those underneath, hence why (in my case, for example) renewing Sec+ also renews Net+. So unless you want the alphabet soup in your sig block for S's-n-G's, save your time and $$$ and just go for CASP. You can see their pyramid chart here: certification.comptia.org/stayCertified/renewing-multiple-certifications HTH!
I'm late to the conversation as always, but I'm here :D - Better Late than Never. Anyways, jokes aside, it appears to me more that CASP + CISM > CISSP. Where CASP and CISM combined will cover all subjects in CISSP, the CISSP on it's own won't cover the more detailed technical stuff in CASP nor the higher level management stuff in CISM.
This video was posted 10 years ago but it helped clear my path to selecting the right certification path.
WOW!!! You answered my question that I have had fro several schools and nobody could answer the question I had. Thank you for showing this video..
This is a very good presentation/explanation of these three certifications. I want an advanced security certification to move forward in my career. The information that you have shared in this video is very helpful to me. Thank you.
Thanks for this recording. It is indeed very helpful. Helped me in clarifying my basic doubts and looks like this gonna help me deciding my Certification path in Information Security arena.
omg, thanks alot..this helped me sooooo much. i am more hands on so getting the casp cert. will definitely be my end game.
+darius7883 We're glad you found this useful!
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im debating casp and cysa
The Kirk vs Picard comparison was awesome
Thank you so much! This was a really great presentation. I feel a lot more knowledgeable about these certs!
Man, great information here. Much appreciated thank you!
Great information. You've saved me a lot of time and probably prevented a lot of frustration. Thanks muchly.
Although, casp is for more practioners and knowing the how the tech works. I feel like it's still best to get the cissp because it's iat 3 and iam 3 which allows you to still access those jobs that practioners get.
Great information here. Much appreciated thank you!
CISM is a Great certification to have under your belt.
First of all, thank you! The material being presented here is invaluable. In your opinion/experience, which one provides better returns CISSP or CASP in terms of compensation in the long run? Thanks.
Excellent Presentation
I didn't have that many simulated questions when I took the exam maybe about 3.
very informative video but I just acquired my sec+ JUL 2020 and my questions was not straight forward at all
this needs to be updated
Thank you!
I currently maintain A+, N+ and Security+, I am planning to "PASS" the CISSP exam next year. Any studying pointers? I am also seeking CeH, CASP and CISA.
all certifications are just terms and technologies....none with implementation or specifics
Thanks for the information. i am doing my masters in information systems. I do not have any security or information background. i am planning to take a certification before i complete my masters. Which certification would you advice? Thanks.
@5:10 So if I just studied and passed the Sec + exam. Should I go back and get the Net + and A +?, or should I just move forward and get the CASP since I am currently studying for it now?
mojo jojo Didn't see any response to this so short answer: Don't bother with Net+/A+. CompTIA views their certs as a heirarchy, starting with A+ and working up to CASP. Higher certs assume knowledge of those underneath, hence why (in my case, for example) renewing Sec+ also renews Net+. So unless you want the alphabet soup in your sig block for S's-n-G's, save your time and $$$ and just go for CASP.
You can see their pyramid chart here: certification.comptia.org/stayCertified/renewing-multiple-certifications HTH!
thx for your opinion....
+mojo jojo Hey, I know just what you mean. It would benefit you to do research on A+ and N+ key concepts just for the background knowledge.
CISM
So, basically, CASP+CISM=CISSP :)
I'm late to the conversation as always, but I'm here :D - Better Late than Never.
Anyways, jokes aside, it appears to me more that CASP + CISM > CISSP.
Where CASP and CISM combined will cover all subjects in CISSP, the CISSP on it's own won't cover the more detailed technical stuff in CASP nor the higher level management stuff in CISM.