Prior to this I was employed as one of the three senior courseware developers for SANS and I was also a member of the SANS faculty. For quite a few years I ran my own consultancy business specializing in security-training consultation, security-training delivery, custom courseware development, and security-testing/penetration-testing services. In the past I was employed by Vigilar and also the SANS Institute. Before working with Secure Ninja I was working with Shon Harris at Logical Security. Currently I am employed as the Chief Learning Officer for Secure Ninja the training arm of Insyte LLC as their Chief Learning Officer (CLO). In real life (yes, I do have a life outside being online all the time, at least I believe so), Nathalie and I are the proud parent of four great girls who are our pride and our reason to reach further. You are also most welcome to publish your own work or simply share some of your nuggets with the site visitors and members.

The volunteers are my eyes and ears and they help me in keeping you informed about the latest developments in the world of security certifications and security news. There is no way that I could manage to produce, find and categorize all of the resources that the site has to offer by myself. Without all of the volunteers that assisted us, the CCCure Family of Portals would never be what it is today. This is what our Family of Portals is all about: take some and give some. Many people are coming back after reaching their certification goals to share their knowledge with others and to help others succeed in their quest as well. A large team of volunteers from around the world have been very actively contributing on regular basis. The CCCure Family of Portals is owned and maintained by myself and my wife Nathalie. The sites today also offers security news, a great collection of security links, security videos, forums, and an extensive library of documents that people like to peruse and extract from to dig deeper into specific domains of each of the CBK or simply to help in their daily security tasks. Combine this with some of the leading CISSP and certification study books and you have a successful recipe to pass your exams. The site has become the default page for quite a few security specialists out there.Īround 100,000 unique visitors are using our portals as their primary study resource. Our family of portals has become a vast container of resources that can assist you in mastering the domains of the specific Common Body of Knowledge related to each of the certifications mentioned above and others not listed. Over the years The CCCure Family of Portal has taken a life on it's own. Relying on a black box is simply ineffective and inadequate to meet today's and tomorrow's threats. We always preach an holistic approach to security. The Open Study Guides Web sites ( known today as 'The CCCure Family of Portals' are dedicated to helping people in achieving their goal of becoming certified on some of the leading security certifications such as the CISSP, SSCP, CISM, CISA, or GCFW or simply helping them in learning more about what security is all about. Once you get back home, you never, ever, complain about the water being too cold in your shower you simply consider yourself lucky to have basic necessities such as water.

I must admit that your view of Africa is very different once you spend six months in Rwanda and six months in Somalia with regular visits to neighboring countries such as Ouganda, Ethiopa, and Kenya. I have deployed networks for large Army Headquarters in exotic places such as Somalia and Rwanda while under constant threats from thugs and at time under live fire. A bit later I also achieved the milestone of setting up the first LAN and WAN in a deployed operational unit. It was a big clunker of 65 pounds with tons of screws (42 to open the cover) due to TEMPEST requirements.

I was THE pioneer who deployed the first computer into a field unit for the Canadian Army. The last 12 years of my military career were strictly in IT and more specifically security oriented in the last three. As I mentioned earlier, I am a retired military Communication and IT Specialist (20 years of service) for the Canadian Army, I retired in early 1998. Let me give you a bit of background on myself and how the the idea of having study guides came along. We have been helping people for a VERY LONG period of time and we continue to do so today. CCCure was borned at a time when Facebook, Google, Twitter, Pinterest and all of those web sites did not even exist.

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