Microsoft Certification Membership Directory

 

Al Fin los MCPs Tenemos un Profile Público tipo MVP, con buscador y todo actualicen su información.

https://mcp.support.microsoft.com/members/search.aspx

Published: October 18, 2007

Looking for the right person for the job? Trying to find a contact you met at a conference? Need a Microsoft Certified Trainer to get your team up to speed? Try the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) and Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) Membership Directories—where certified professionals can create and publish online profiles and where hiring managers and peers can search by name, location, or technology focus.

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If you are an MCP or MCT, log on to the Microsoft Certification member site to create or edit your community profile

If you are an MCP or MCT, we recommend that you log on with your Microsoft Certification-associated Windows Live ID before you search the directory. This will provide you with full access to all listings—including those of community members who choose to limit the visibility of their profiles to only members of their own community.

Real MCPs Real Beneficios

El Sitio de MCPs member tiene buenos beneficios, paso a detallar.

1.- Profile Publico tipo MVP https://mcp.support.microsoft.com/profile/OJEDA%20KNAPP

2.- Nuevo Formato Transcript.

3.- Opcion de Imprimir certificados (los colores no son de lo mejor).

4.- Acceso a la Knowledge Base no publica.

IT Security Certs Come Together for Common Code of Ethics

 

Last week, two leading IT security certification vendors, SANS Global Information Assurance Certification (GIAC) and the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium [(ISC)2], announced they had come together with another group, the Information Systems Security Association, to approve a common code of ethics for IT security professionals.

Both (ISC)2, known for its flagship Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) title, and GIAC offer a range of certifications for IT security professionals, and emphasize ethics in their curriculums -- (ISC)2 candidates must sign a code of ethics as part of the credential process.

"This is a crucial step toward the professionalism of information security workers," commented Stephen Northcutt, chairman of the GIAC Board of Directors, in a prepared statement.

According to the announcement of the code, the approval last week was the first step toward possibly creating a larger consortium of organizations approving this code for its members, including ASIS International and the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), who offers the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) certification, among others.

The development process is continuing, and the organizations have not said when the code will be applied to their members. The code of ethics itself has yet to be released.

To view the official announcement, go here.

New Novell Certified Engineer Cert Coming in 08

 

Novell recently announced on its Web site that it will be launching a new high-level cert for Linux professionals, the Novell Certified Engineer (NCE), next year.

Although its name is similar to the companys longstanding Certified Novell Engineer (CNE), the NCE is a new title for Linux IT pros.

While the titles exams wont debut until "spring 2008," the company has posted a roadmap for the first track of the new credential, the NCE Enterprise Services, which will certify "engineer-level skills for Novells file and print solutions and for the platform that hosts the solutions." According to the information posted, candidates will be required to pass one exam: NCE Enterprise Services (050-709).

Though objectives for the exam have yet to be released, according to information on the companys Web site, the exam will be a hands-on exam like Novells other Linux-related certification exams. These exams typically cost $195, and are available only through Novells testing network.

Nothing on the Web site indicates that the NCE will affect the CNE, at least for now: Both CNE tracks, the CNE Open Enterprise Server and the CNE NetWare 6, remain available.

To view the official announcement of this new title, go here. For more on Novells overall certification program, go here.