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March 13th, 2005, 06:18 AM
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Hmm.. so many programmers lol
Now im not saying its a bad thing. honestly, if u want forensics, u have to be the Jack Of All Trades. ive done Programming and Networking. so far i prefer Networking coz it gives me a very good idea how Networks (especially the Internet) works. but having a programming background helps aswell.. id say go for both. Networking is the easiest to learn. but hardest to catch up. since technology changes everyday, so does networking properties. Networking involves a lot of research and daily updates. But i enjoy it because it dont feel as monotenous as programming.
But if u wish to aim for higher recognized qualifications. like SANS, you will deffinatelty need to have a wide range of skill-set and experience. Security isnt an easy path to take. I myself am trying to walk in thesame path. now i am currently a certified Network Manager/Systems Analyst/Programmer/Project Manager. and i am aiming to get my Cisco Certificate and work more in the industry to qualify for a SANS.
Im trying to be the youngest person who ever got SANS lol. coz most of da ppl who have SANS are veterans... no offense to MM
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