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Hello,
I am interested in starting a career in network security. I have a bachelors in an unrelated field and have no experience working in this industry. Question is, how do I determine the best place to start? In other words, what certification is good for entry level... A+, Network+ or CCNA? Also, is anyone familiar with the IT industry in Houston, Texas?
I am interested in starting a career in network security. I have a bachelors in an unrelated field and have no experience working in this industry. Question is, how do I determine the best place to start? In other words, what certification is good for entry level... A+, Network+ or CCNA? Also, is anyone familiar with the IT industry in Houston, Texas?
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A+ and Network+ are hardly worth anything but are simple to pass for the majority of people. Network+ itself pretty much covers the first of the 4 CCNA semesters, and given that CCNA is a prerequisite for other security related Cisco qualifications it would be a good idea to pursue it.
See this for example.
See this for example.
Last edited by brundle; Sep 1st, 2009 at 3:18 pm.
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