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IT & Information Security
3mo
alpha1
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Please give me your point of view.
if you are having a 8 years of experience in cyber security, and only having CEH certification is it a problem, if i want to switch ?
gemsbond
3mo
works at
CEH is a great start! But one thing they might prefer candidates with deeper expertise in specific areas like cloud security, network security, or cyber threat intelligence.
hrterminator
3mo
currently not working
A CEH certification is like a magic wand for cybersecurity People. What other cybersecurity skills or certifications are you interested in exploring ?
swagpumpkin
3mo
An Ops Executive
[oldshinchan](username) adding certifications like CISSP or CISM could really open up better opportunities.
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precisepanda
3mo
Sorry to break your heart buddy but CEH is one hell of a useless certification. I had it and it played zero factor in my knowledge because it barely scrapes the surface. On the other hand OSCP is the real deal but it is way expensive. If you want to grow/switch in ... see more
alpha1
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3mo
currently not working
[precisepanda](username) Thanks for your words and time.
a cyber security manager
3mo
see if you are at good package and had learned a lot in your 8year then you will not face any problem ,,,,,, but if you are stuck and not learning then get CRTP or OSCP , OSCP need big commitment . or if you want to go on management level just obtain ISO 27001 Lead... see more
alpha1
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3mo
currently not working
[a cyber security manager](username) Thanks for replying and for the great information.
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