Describe the certifications developed by SANS. How are they different from InfoSec certifications like CISSP and SSCP?

The certification developed by the SANS is GIAC certification .In this there are 3 certification GSEC,GISF and GCED .The description of these certification is given below .

Explanation:

The GIAC certification course is providing the knowledge of the security like cryptography ,networkig knowledge etc .

GSEC:The GSEC Certification is the certification of the security.It simply means this certification certified about the security risk in the computer system .

GISF: This certification gives the knowledge of the networking as well as the security in the computer system also it gives the knowledge of the cryptography.

GCED :This certification is also providing the knowledge of security as well as networking.

Difference between GIAC and  InfoSec certifications is given below

The SANS certification is giving the knowledge about the security risk as well as cryptography by the professional where as the InfoSec certifications providing the knowledge of the hacking by the professional .The SANS is including the certification of  GIAC certification where as the InfoSec certifications is including the  CISSP and SSCP certification .

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