don't think of it not doing as good as you wanted too, think of it as an area where you need a little more study. Hopefully the test gave you feed back on where you got things wrong.

Congrats.

You should do a review of both tests, the CEH and the ECSA. It sounds like a step backwards, but will you be doing the ENSA?

Congrats, DrivinTin. What materials did you study for preparation?

Congrats!

Well the problem with this one is I did not have the course material like i did for the CEH.  But somewhere i read someone had a forum post pretty much saying if you know the output and switches for the tools in the CEH then you have half of this test covered. So I started there, then went through the ECSA pages on the ECC site and took notes and made sure I had generally that area covered.  Then I found an old practice test that EC-C made and looked over that.  Really that was about it, I honestly try to read and study as much as i can about pen testing, and working on my CISSP as a self study.  So between the CEH and Sec+ you should be able to review notes and take this test without too many problems.

Ha, knwminus: I was just about to reply to your other thread asking about the CCNA Security. The CCNA really doesn't scare me at all, I have all the networking basics down, and torn apart and rebuilt my Cisco lab enough times to feel pretty good about working with the routers and configuring ACLs, but good to know that the CCNA Security doesn't seem to be too daunting. I am thinking that needs to be one of my next goals as soon as i knock out the CISSP.

Congrats

I have a post somewhere here that mentions the ECSA is more of an extension to the CEH than its own certification. I have asked EC-Council to remove this certification but they said the popularity is growing.


Yes.