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It doesn’t change anything about candidates or the courseware (but surely questions NSA’s vetting process). It just means that EC-Council’s marketing works better than many others and now they have something they can show around and say “look how cool we are”.
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its simple… they are requiring CEH to do just about anything IA related for .gov/.mil. i’d expect to see it in the updated 8570 whenever that comes out.
to justify it, they are certifying it
I understand the reasoning from the government side, but it still raises the question of why pick the EC-Council to train their workers in information security (management and technical). I can think of a number of better companies to offer this service that would actually make people respect the knowledge learned for these jobs.
Still, as you said, it’s .gov/.mil, so who knows what they’re thinking. I just hope that the US Cyber Defense doesn’t consist of people purely with CEH qualifications. That would be bad for everybody involved.