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If your in public sector it makes a difference. I keep them all 🤷🏻♂️
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You have a good point. I do support the government and know how they are with certifications.
No. If you have the CISSP you are inherently more qualified.
See link above people.
In Federal CISSP trumps Sec +. It is an IAT Level III certification, Sec + is IAT Level II. https://images.app.goo.gl/EB73rVWSEDqYhiV97
Totally understand that... my question was more around whether it’s even value-add to keep paying CompTIA to maintain my membership/very with them if I’m already in with ISC2 (my CISSP).