Beff Con wrote:
I wonder why PGP is not good enough to encrypt spy information?
Personally, I'd use a one time pad for that sort of information.
Ben
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Philipp Gühring wrote:
Hi,
Be warned that the CISSP certification is not universally loved. Many
people feel that it is of dubious quality.
Are there any facts or reasons against CISSP?
Are there any alternatives?
Google security+certifications
Philipp Gühring wrote:
Are there any facts or reasons against CISSP? Are there any
alternatives?
Many. Google for CISSP criticisms and you'll find a lot of reasons to
suspect the CISSP, along with some well-regarded alternatives to it.
CISSP nominally requires four years of industry
Hi, list!
I'm reading a book named ALL-in-One CISSP Certification Exam
Guide by Shon Harris, 3ed. And in Chapter 8 Cryptography, I came
across a paragraph like this:
How strong of a protection mechanism is required depends on the
sensitivity of the data being protected. It is not necessary
Beff Con wrote:
I'm reading a book named ALL-in-One CISSP Certification Exam
Guide by Shon Harris, 3ed. And in Chapter 8 Cryptography, I came
across a paragraph like this:
Be warned that the CISSP certification is not universally loved. Many
people feel that it is of dubious quality.
How strong of a protection mechanism is required depends on the
sensitivity of the data being protected. It is not necessary to
encrypt information about a friend's Saturday barbeque with a
top-secret encryption algorithm;
I'd even disagree with this -- while it's not necessary, I'd say it is
