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Computer-Based CSSLP Exam Now Available

Are you preparing to take your CSSLP (Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional) exam? You might be interested to learn that the (ISC)2 – the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium – just recently announced that it has made its CSSLP test available in computer-based format.

This is the first exam the (ISC)2 has moved over from the traditional paper-and-pencil delivery. The organization says it plans to phase in computer-based testing for the rest of its exams (such as CISSP and SSCP) over the next three years.

One of the goals of moving to a computer-based exam delivery is to keep up with the expected growth in the number of IT security professionals over the next few years. According to a recent (ISC)2 study, the number of IT security workers across the globe will increase to nearly 2.7 million by 2012 - a compound annual growth rate of 10 percent.

• offer more exam centers around the world and increase the number of exam scheduling opportunities;
• provide a consistent testing environment at all Pearson VUE testing facilities;
• help reduce travel and overnight stay time and costs;
• offer enhanced security measures (certified proctors, advanced biometric verification to confirm exam candidates' identities, video and audio monitoring, encryption of test packages and results, anomaly detection, etc.).

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Computer-Based CSSLP Exam Now Available originally appeared on About.com Tech Careers on Friday, May 21st, 2010 at 06:43:04.

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Quick Response or QR codes like the one in the picture above seem to be popping up everywhere these days. They are great for advertisers and marketers because they allow users to obtain product information and website addresses by scanning the multidimensional bar code with their smartphone's camera. Unfortunately hackers and criminals are also using QR codes to trick users into installing malware, or handing over personal information.

Before you scan another QR Code with your smartphone, check out our featured article on how to protect yourself from malicious QR codes being spread by criminals and hackers:

Have you been the victim of this new type of attack? Let us know your experience in the comments section below:

Protect Your Smartphone From Malicious QR Codes originally appeared on About.com Internet / Network Security on Sunday, January 8th, 2012 at 17:13:34.

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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission needs to improve its oversight of mobile telephone carriers, because the agency has no way to measure the outcomes of the tens of thousands of complaints it receives each year, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) said in a report released Thursday.

Even though 84 percent of U.S. mobile-phone customers are very or somewhat satisfied with their service, many U.S. residents aren't aware that they can complain about problems to the FCC, and a significant number of customers have had problems with billing, terms-of-service contracts, or customer service, said the GAO, based on surveys it conducted.

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GAO: FCC Needs to Better Monitor Mobile Carriers originally appeared on About.com Computing Center on Friday, December 11th, 2009 at 17:00:09.

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