Hi all,

Anyone interested to join EC-Council's Certified Ethical Hacker certification at a reasonable price in Malaysia?

Please pm me more more details.

For more information about the certification, kindly click on this link to view the details. http://www.eccouncil.org/ceh.htm

hi..pm me more details ya..thanks

u got pm bro....

bro, im interested.. eyeing on this course for since a year ago...but $$..pm me the details

can pm me the details? thanks..

Guys, check out this article: IT Security Personnel Salaries Continue to Rise - EC-Council's CEH salaries up 40% - ranked second highest!

http://www.darkreading.com/security/manage...cleID=213000149

Hey bro, I'd recommend that you post this up @ the Jobs section of LYN Forum for better response.

IT Security surely gaining more importance with the advancement of technology and user getting more savvy.

thanks bro...i just did that

How much? Its the prices that kills

You got pm bro...

wow..
cool..

Having a title that you're a Certified Ethical Hacker is pretty cool...lots of girls go ....wahhhhh.....

Hey jayded,

Thanks for the forwarded email. I did send an email enquiring about EC-Council's courses many months back to EC-Council but no reply. Hope your email did the trick.

np mate....u should get a reply in a day or 2

Damnit it must be expensive and normal student cannot afford it. =((

I am sure normal student from Nottingham U can afford it.

Security insights and knowledge cannot be gained from training, its all about your patience and time and there are lots and lots and lots of free and reliable resources out there to do security related stuff. Its all about DIY...

These courses NEVER make a security professionals instead make them wannabies ... and if you want to be a real good security pro, do your own research and play around yourself. This course is meant for those who just wanna know, not those who wanna be ....

Screw CEH...and the rest

I have to agree with Sanjay.
The last thing you want in your organization - certification junkie!
I've been in the industry for more than 10 years now, nothing beats rolling-up your sleeve and doing the work.

Certification may - extend your knowledge, but that's after you've gained a first hand experience of it.

I not putting down the value of the cert or getting a cert, but the marketing ploy is just way beyond industry common-sense and practice.

What to do, that's what employers want. Sure we can promise heaven and earth but when they ask what cert do you have.. then how?