From: Jonathan Cran (jcran0x0e.org)
Date: Wed Aug 26 2009 - 12:33:55 CDT

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Yep, requiring PM isn't as strange as you might think. Pentesting ends up being a lot of mini-project management by the time you take everyone's input into what questions need to be answered (who / what are you trying to protect against?) and manage their expectations for contact and deliverables.

It is a bit strange to require both in the same person, but I can definitely see the value in knowing how to handle larger projects and do security testing...


jcran

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> If the organization uses a PMO to manage projects and follow a
> particular
> project management methodology this makes sense. We have worked with
> several major security organizations whose staff were PMP certified
> along
> with CISSP and GIAC certifications.
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> Bobby Clarke CISSP, GSEC, GCIH, GSAE
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> For a Security Architect / Pen Tester gig, they want PMP
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> certified
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