Should I go to SANS Institute? : r/GIAC - Reddit

So I have a bachelor's degree and am thinking about going for my master's at SANS Institute. Getting out of the Army and already holding certifications for CompTIA, ISACA, Cisco, PMI, …

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Go to GIAC r/GIAC • by swtunde. View community ranking In the Top 10% of largest communities on Reddit. From a newbie: How good are the SANS courses in making you "able to keep a job …

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I completed the GCIH exam on 3/18 with a passing score of 93%. Thanks With regards to the classes, I'm a technical manager and focus a lot on the blue team concepts / technologies. …

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Is giac a challenge exam?

And speaking of challenging GIAC exams, I just confirmed with GIAC that a challenge exam is also "open book, open notes" just like a GIAC exam taken after attending SAN training. No electronics are allowed in either, so it's one bag of only books and hardcopy for all candidates. Thanks for confirming and posting here. ...

Do I need to take GSEC If I have taken sans 401?

Taking 401 is the prerequisite for taking the GSEC. Maybe there is a time limit on how long after taking a SANS class you have to take the GIAC exam. I'll check with GIAC about all this and post back. Per their example, if I have taken SANS 401, why would I need to challenge the GSEC exam? Taking 401 is the prerequisite for taking the GSEC. ...

How long does a sans certification course last?

SANS offers certificate programs that include 3-4 of their certifications. These programs extend their course times to 13 weeks. Scholarships exist for these certificate programs. Sign up for one SANS course --these normal cert courses give you 4 months of access. ...