Re: Is a career change to Computer Forensics fantasy or can it be real ity?
- From: "mjc001@xxxxxxxx" <mjc001@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2006 17:12:38 GMT
I looked on Dice just searching for Forensics. I live in the Midwest
and there were no jobs around. Mostly DOD related.
Is a CISSP cert as well a good route as well?
-- reapersoft@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Want to thank all who have commented so far, its good stuff and I'm
encouraged to continue my effort!
Wayne, below are the podcasts I listen to, only one is Forensics
specific (CyberSpeak) the others are more to the security side of
things.
CyberSpeak (Computer Forensics)
http://cyberspeak.libsyn.com
SecurityNow (General Security)
http://feeds.feedburner.com/securitynow
PaulDotcom Security Weekly(General Security)
http://pauldotcom.com
BlueBox (VoIP Security)
http://feeds.feedburner.com/BlueBox
Ismael, the advice that I got from the Forensics moderator was, "I
think you'll find that the field of forensics is not cert-oriented.
Your time might be better spent choosing a platform you
know well and learning all you can about
forensics on that platform: which tools are available, how they work,
how well they work,
etc. Ins+outs of relevant filesystms would be quite helpful.".
Keep the comments and advice coming.
Thanks,
MH
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