
INFORMATION SECURITY CAREER ADVISOR
No Microsoft security cert, now what?
Ed Tittel 03.14.2002
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Although it's unlikely that Microsoft will be adding a security-specific credential anytime soon (http://www.mcpmag.com/news/article.asp?EditorialsID=454), that doesn't mean you should ignore your Windows security education. In this tip, I'm going to point out my top ten Windows security online resources -- and urge you to monitor at least some of them as diligently as you monitor your own company's systems and networks.
And of course, as a value-added bonus, don't forget to visit any of TechTarget's excellent Web sites, particularly SearchSecurity and SearchWin2000. Although I didn't include them in my top ten, you'll
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find a wealth of Windows security-related information on both of those sites.
Keeping up with Windows security is an ongoing and -- sometimes -- full-time job. If you start working with several of these sites and services, they'll help you cope with the never-ending drama of keeping Windows systems and networks safe. Think of it as a promise of your own job security.
About the author
Ed Tittel is a principal at a small content development company based in Austin, Texas, and the creator of the Exam Cram series, and has worked on over 30 certification-related books on Microsoft, Novell and Sun related topics.
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