Something I’m questioning quite a bit is network
security. Network security is a nebulous
thing that is never really clearly defined.
I’ve read through most of a Security+ book, but that doesn’t really
cover the broad scope of what needs to be done to cover the subject.
I’ve looked at the SANS website, and they might be great but
SANS is too busy selling things. Looking
at Cisco, it’s one part of the subject, but it doesn’t cover the entire
subject.
Here’s the real problem: network security is so spread out,
ambiguous, and poorly documented that truly learning network security has to be
a personal topic. The individual has to
wander through the various resources, hoping to find some piece of information
that will secure the network. So many
different possibilities of areas to cover without any real dedication. It is no wonder that networks are broken into
all the time.
I guess that’s my rant for the day. Lots of work today, so little time to spend
at home and do… anything else.
And I’m pissed at Evernote right now. It lost about 2-3 hours of my note
taking. There was a lot of interesting
information. And somehow, I’m back to
where I was before all my Saturday/Sunday studying.
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