Re: [SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it?

On 4/12/2010 2:03 PM, Matt Parsons wrote: I am a CISSP with programming experience, static code analysis and web penetration testing. I am thinking about taking the CSSLP. I just bought the review book. Is it worth getting this certification? Is it going to raise my rates and help me

Re: [SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it?

Hi Matt, Way back on May 9, 2007 I wrote my thoughts about certifications like these down. The article, called Certifiable was published by darkreading: http://www.darkreading.com/security/app-security/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=208803630 You can find all of my columns written over the last

Re: [SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it?

Gary McGraw wrote... Way back on May 9, 2007 I wrote my thoughts about certifications like these down. The article, called Certifiable was published by darkreading: http://www.darkreading.com/security/app-security/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=208803630 I just reread your Dark Reading post

Re: [SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it?

To: 'Gary McGraw'; Matt Parsons; Secure Code Mailing List Subject: Re: [SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it? Gary McGraw wrote... Way back on May 9, 2007 I wrote my thoughts about certifications like these down. The article, called Certifiable was published by darkreading: http

Re: [SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it?

On 14 Apr 2010, at 16:24, Wall, Kevin wrote: I just reread your Dark Reading post and I must say I agree with it almost 100%. The only part where I disagree with it is where you wrote: The multiple choice test itself is one of the problems. I have discussed the idea of using

Re: [SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it?

Not sure that would work either though. Many secdev people are introverts. In their shell, they won't debate the validity of a position, including a wrong answer. Zone that into a response in the exam. It's one thing to say there is no correct answer, but the way the questions are set at ISC2,

Re: [SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it?

Dana Epp wrote: Not sure that would work either though. Dana, My comment was meant tongue-in-cheek. Guess I used the wrong emoticon. Figured that ';-)' would work 'cuz I never can remember the one for tongue-in-cheek. I've seen several variations of the latter... :-? :-Q :-J

[SC-L] any one a CSSLP is it worth it?

I am a CISSP with programming experience, static code analysis and web penetration testing. I am thinking about taking the CSSLP. I just bought the review book. Is it worth getting this certification? Is it going to raise my rates and help me get more contracts? Is the GIAC better or