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1.6K MCSA / MCSE on Windows 2012 General.Not that that justifies it but maybe it's a semantics thing? There is no level per say-just that they've been raised. All that's really being done is explaining how you've strengthened security posture. Basically, you can learn more on your own in a few months than the entire MS program from ASU.Īs far as raising IA levels. ASU is allegedly a top school in the nation but I've heard lackluster responses from the students who actually attend. It just moves too fast for academic standards to keep up. Do you mean ALL schools? Other than maybe a few select programs I think academia is lacking across the board when it comes to the security space. We use different types of classifications and labels to desgnate the security posture of a network, not "IA levels". I just have a big issue with these types of schools teaching people things that are just not right. Information Assurance is a job duty/task. The post mentions "raising IA levels", Information Assurance is not something that is measured in levels or anything of the sort. So as someone who has worked in Information Assurance for the last few years, one of the posts here about some course tasks bothers me.
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