SYNOPSIS
The Certified Internet Webmaster’s CIW Security
Analyst is a mid to high level, vendor-neutral, certification for IT
professionals who configure, manage and deploy e-business solutions servers;
and implement e-business and network security solutions. The CIW Security
Analyst is a great way to leverage a networking administration certification.
The
CIW Security Analyst certification emerged in 2001. In terms of
recertification, CIW exams may be retired for various reasons, including
release of a new exam series, changes to related certification programs, or
determination by the IT industry that a job role has become obsolete. Once
retired, the exam is no longer available at testing centers, although in some
cases candidates can still apply credit for a retired exam version toward a
multi-exam certification. CIW offers six months prior notice for retirement of
any exam so that interested candidates have time to prepare and take the exam
while it is still available.
Job roles of those
pursuing this certification typically include: network server administrators,
firewall administrators, systems administrators, application developers and IT
security officers.
To achieve the CIW
Security-Analyst, a candidate must pass one CIW exam as well as hold, and provide
proof of, one of these certifications: CIW Master CIW Administrator, Microsoft
Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA), Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer
(MCSE) 4, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) 2000, Certified Novell
Engineer (CNE) 4, Certified Novell Engineer (CNE) 5, Cisco Certified Network
Professional (CCNP), Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Cisco Certified Internetwork
Expert (CCIE), Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Level 2, or SAIR Level 2 LCE.
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