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Information Security
Information security can mean protecting information and information systems from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification or destruction. This goes beyond just computers and networks. Risks and threats can come from individuals, acts of nature, and new technology.
This topic affects everyone in the federal workforce - top to bottom. Thus, it is also the responsibility of everyone in the federal workforce to protect the information from threats.
Share your experience with securing information.
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Hey guys I was wondering how I get my foot in the door with the Government. I have a Dui but I talk to a lot of people who work for the gov that tel me they have been in trouble before I just don"t know where to start please help me.
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You need to find a job for which you are qualified and apply for it.
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www.usajobs.com is a good place to start looking
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About the only thing that would keep you from being able to secure a Fed Position would be if you were a convincted Felon. Naturally, some positions require a cleaner background, but that depends on the position.
Like tucker515 said, find a job you feel you are qualified for and apply for it. The worst they can say is no.
Good Luck
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Apply, apply, apply Perservearance furthers.
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If you want a job in information security you need to do alot more than just apply.
If you take the CISSP test and pass you will be an associate and then when you get enough years of doing it you can be a certified member. But without any certs GOOD LUCK.
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While I wouldn't mention it on my resume, don't try to hide your DUI, no matter how much you want a job. If they find out later, it could bite you on the butt.
And pleading ignorance of the law or "youthful indiscretion" only works for cabinet-level appointments. |
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Spaceshot wrote:If you take the CISSP test and pass you will be an associate and then when you get enough years of doing it you can be a certified member.
Hey sorry to dig up an old thread here, but I am really curious about this!
According to the isc2 website you still need the 5 years experience to sit for the examination ( http://www.isc2.org/cissp-how-to-certify.aspx). I have a BS in computer science and applied mathematics and just received my MS in information assurance. I would really like to make the most of my unemployment and get this exam out of the way.
Thanks!
[EDIT] [/EDIT] b0nk2010-03-19 08:59:07
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yeah, pretty much right... apply apply apply.. persevere :D
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Spaceshot wrote:If you want a job in information security you need to do alot more than just apply.
If you take the CISSP test and pass you will be an associate and then when you get enough years of doing it you can be a certified member. But without any certs GOOD LUCK. Yes completely agree with you. CISSP is important if you want to pursue a career in information security with Fed and want to see yourself rising through the ranks in the future.
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