Category Archives: Certifications
The APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional, commonly known as the CSCP, is one of the most globally recognized certifications in supply chain management. It is awarded by ASCM, formerly known as APICS, and it validates a professional’s ability to manage end-to-end supply chain operations across procurement, production, logistics, and customer delivery. The certification signals to […]
CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner, commonly called CASP+, is the historical name behind what is now CompTIA SecurityX. The former branding still appears in articles, training catalogs and older résumés, but someone planning to test today should use the current SecurityX exam objectives for CAS-005 rather than an obsolete CASP+ blueprint. That change is more than […]
The 2V0-620 vSphere 6 Foundations exam belongs to an earlier era of VMware certification. It tested foundational understanding of vSphere 6 infrastructure and was once a step in VMware’s data-center virtualization learning path. It is no longer an exam that candidates can schedule: VMware listed 2V0-620 among the examinations retired on August 30, 2019. Anyone […]
This article was first published in 2018, when Hewlett-Packard product families, partner programs and certification names were described very differently. It must not be used as a current exam catalog. HP Inc. and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) are distinct companies, and HPE’s enterprise-oriented training and certification pathways have changed since the older material was written. […]
The Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control certification, universally known by its acronym CRISC, is a professional credential issued by ISACA, the global association of information technology governance and assurance professionals. CRISC was introduced in 2010 in response to a recognized gap in the professional certification landscape, specifically the absence of a credential that […]
SY0-401 was a historical CompTIA Security+ examination edition and is not an exam that new candidates should schedule. Its syllabus helps illustrate older approaches to security fundamentals, access control, threats and cryptography. This article preserves that historical perspective rather than treating the format, domain labels, exam logistics or professional claims from its active years as […]
Network+ N10-006 is a retired version of CompTIA‘s vendor-neutral networking examination. Its treatment of addressing, routing, switching, services, and basic security remains useful as background, but it must not be treated as a test candidates can sit in 2026. The current Network+ path uses N10-009, whose objectives include newer cloud, operational, and security emphases. The […]
A VMware certification plan in 2026 must begin with the platform and role a professional actually supports. A course catalog from the vSphere 6 or early vSphere 8 period cannot establish which VMware credentials, exams, prerequisites, or training routes are available after Broadcom’s changes to the program. The useful starting question is not which certification […]
Salesforce certifications test different forms of competence within a platform that spans sales, service, data, application development, automation, and AI-supported work. Choosing among them should begin with the work a candidate actually performs. A Salesforce administrator maintaining permissions and record quality needs a different learning path from a developer building Apex services or an architect […]
The Certified Ethical Hacker certification is a professional credential offered by EC-Council that validates a candidate’s ability to think and operate like a malicious attacker in order to identify and fix security vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. It is one of the most recognized cybersecurity certifications in the world, widely accepted by government agencies, […]
Cisco CCNA Security exam 210-260 IINS was retired as part of the February 2020 certification redesign. This article therefore describes a historical security track, not an exam candidates can register for today. The security principles remain relevant, but the former standalone associate credential and its old blueprint must not be mistaken for the current CCNA, […]
Cisco CCNP Routing and Switching is a retired certification, not an examination pathway open for new enrollment. Its three former exams—300-101 ROUTE, 300-115 SWITCH, and 300-135 TSHOOT—reached their last testing day on February 23, 2020. Understanding that history matters because many useful training materials, older professional profiles, and job descriptions still refer to the name. […]
Cisco CCNA Certification – Everything You Need to Know Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) is an associate-level certification covering fundamental networking knowledge and applied troubleshooting skills. Cisco has updated CCNA across several exam versions to assess network operation, configuration and diagnosis. Passing demonstrates tested knowledge, but it does not replace experience with the specific networks, […]
The Certified Information Security Manager certification stands among the most respected and sought-after credentials in the entire information security profession. Offered by ISACA, a globally recognized professional association dedicated to IT governance, risk management, and cybersecurity, the CISM designation identifies professionals who have demonstrated both the theoretical knowledge and the practical management experience needed to […]
The networking industry has long recognized certain credentials as benchmarks of elite technical expertise, and few carry the weight and prestige of the Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert designation. Known widely as the CCIE, this certification has represented the highest level of achievement in the Cisco certification ecosystem since its introduction in 1993. Engineers who hold […]
