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I passed the EC-Council Certified Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) exam this evening! That's three more upper-level credits to add to the transcript. Now I have to start studying for the CISSP.
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Congrats! I know you have background in the field, but with that in mind, how much of a beast was this exam?
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(07-12-2021, 12:05 PM)jsd Wrote: Congrats! I know you have background in the field, but with that in mind, how much of a beast was this exam?
A little over half was a rehash of the certified ethical hacker exam, but with the addition of all the legal stuff: federal rules of evidence, court procedures, constitutional law. The technical part wasn't bad for me since I have that background, but all of the legal business was challenging since that was an entirely new domain to me. And I mean memorization down to specific sections of the USC, like 18 USC 2065(f) and stuff like that. It was a fun challenge though, worthy of the effort.
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jamshid666 Wrote:A little over half was a rehash of the certified ethical hacker exam, but with the addition of all the legal stuff: federal rules of evidence, court procedures, constitutional law. The technical part wasn't bad for me since I have that background, but all of the legal business was challenging since that was an entirely new domain to me. And I mean memorization down to specific sections of the USC, like 18 USC 2065(f) and stuff like that. It was a fun challenge though, worthy of the effort.
Congrats, wow! That's a challenging domain for me as well, I have a very low attention span, I read slow and have a bad memory. If I went that route, it would take me a long time to remember all these topics in regards to law, procedures, rules, etc. Great work! Again, congrats!
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(07-12-2021, 02:24 AM)jamshid666 Wrote: I passed the EC-Council Certified Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) exam this evening! That's three more upper-level credits to add to the transcript. Now I have to start studying for the CISSP.
What are the details on this in terms of cost etc? I only ask because i have an email from them from last week.
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(07-17-2021, 06:24 PM)BrianFallon Wrote: (07-12-2021, 02:24 AM)jamshid666 Wrote: I passed the EC-Council Certified Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) exam this evening! That's three more upper-level credits to add to the transcript. Now I have to start studying for the CISSP.
What are the details on this in terms of cost etc? I only ask because i have an email from them from last week.
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I got a voucher for the CHFI from WGU's MS-CSIA program, so it was included with my tuition.
(07-13-2021, 12:00 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: jamshid666 Wrote:A little over half was a rehash of the certified ethical hacker exam, but with the addition of all the legal stuff: federal rules of evidence, court procedures, constitutional law. The technical part wasn't bad for me since I have that background, but all of the legal business was challenging since that was an entirely new domain to me. And I mean memorization down to specific sections of the USC, like 18 USC 2065(f) and stuff like that. It was a fun challenge though, worthy of the effort.
Congrats, wow! That's a challenging domain for me as well, I have a very low attention span, I read slow and have a bad memory. If I went that route, it would take me a long time to remember all these topics in regards to law, procedures, rules, etc. Great work! Again, congrats!
Yeah, lots of repetition work with flashcards to get all those down.
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