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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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Ford, one of the failing auto industry's big dogs, announced it will nerd-out and bring Wi-Fi to a line of its vehicles. Starting in 2010, SYNC-equipped Ford cars and trucks will use not only currently available communications technologies (such as hands-free calling, audible text messages, and real-time traffic), they will also be "rolling Wi-Fi hotspots." This is perfect for when your school-age offspring needs to hop on the Internet for last-minute research, or -- more likely -- for businesspeople hacking out e-mails without paying much attention to the road.

Functioning much in the same way as hotspot cards from wireless providers, a small data card will be implanted in the vehicle allowing for connection without the hassle of cords.

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Ford Plans Wi-Fi On Board originally appeared on About.com Computing Center on Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009 at 11:56:45.

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