Hi,
I am planing to enroll for PWB (Penetration testing with Backtrack) from offensive security. I need to know if its a good one to have on resume or should I rather go for CISSP?? 
I have been working as a firewall specialist in a Cisco dominant environment for the past 6 years. Now, I am planning to get enrolled for either Pen-testing with Backtrack from Offensive Security or ISC2's CISSP.
I am more into technical side of things, that is why a bit inclined towards PWB, but wondering if it has a good credibility like CISSP.
I wonder if you guys can throw some views on it.
Thanks.

--hackthat_25

I'd agree with dynamik...

IF you're looking for the one with the most visibility to most companies and interviewers, etc, CISSP is the way to go.  It does have a broader appeal, in that it's very well-known and deals with much more of the 'political' side of things, etc.

If you're looking for the technical knowledge, and hands-on experience in pentesting, then PWB would be more the direction to lean.

It's ultimately a matter of what you're truly looking to accomplish, and the direction you want to go.  I can tell, you, also, that CISSP will likely take more time in study and prep, and you really have to think more like the 'professional' and less like the 'tech' in order to pass it, from what I've been told.  I've gone through some self-study materials for it, and seen some self tests, but haven't, yet, certified for CISSP.  But based on what I'd seen, I'd tend to agree with that stance.