Author Archives: Cristian Matei, CCIEx2 #23684
Author Archives: Cristian Matei, CCIEx2 #23684
With the CCIE SCv5 blueprint now being live, we’re in the process of updating our Security product line in order to meet the new exam requirements. First of all, the following products will be released:
The Advanced Technologies Class will run live online, starting 1st of May. This course series is now available for preorder here, and the full schedule is shown on the product page. The live course is also open to any All Access Pass subscriber. Given the current blueprint, which includes pretty much all Cisco Security products, most probably this will be the biggest video series we have ever released so far across all CCIE tracks; expect more than 150 hours of CCIE level training. First and most important, we’re going to deep dive into all core technologies:
At the same time we’ll cover all the remaining topics (small but many), including technologies which will be tested mainly in the written exam (like CWS, SMA or Lancope). Oh….of course we’ll also Continue reading
Finally, Cisco has made the official announcement on the upcoming changes for CCIE Security Version 5. Both the written exam and the lab exam will be changes go live starting 31st of January 2017, which gives you the usual 6 months window to pass the Version 4 exam, before the change to Version 5 occurs. As opposed to the old blueprint, there are major changes in both the technical content and exam delivery format.
As expected, the new exam topics are inline with Cisco’s current Security product line with pretty much nothing missing. Yes, you got that right! Also, as expected, Cisco is trying to push the same exam delivery model for all CCIE tracks.
Blueprint Technical Topic Changes
We now have a Unified Exam Blueprint, covering topics for both the written and lab exam, similar to the change that was introduced with CCIE Data Center Version 2. The Blueprint for Version 5 is divided into 6 sections, with the last one being relevant only for the written exam:
*Written Continue reading