hmm... about skills - I do not want to go into management role (at least in the near future), so I stay on technical side... couple of years in PIX, Checkpoint (and Stonebeat) Gauntlet; VPNs across those platforms; High availability configurations Various aspects of Intrusion detection systems from almost all major vendors; security audits on consulting basis; security products evaluations; Managed Security Service development plus stuff like Linux security, NT and some Solaris experience; even programmed some years ago. so how much am I worth in Australia? :) will I get at least 100k australian $? >From: Paul Rathborn <adminat_private> >To: <securityjobsat_private> >Subject: Re: A question regarding Australian job market >Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2001 07:57:31 -0500 (CDT) > >Hi, > >Depends what you wanna do. If you have industry experience or some kind of >IT sec education, then you may be able to score a job working with a IT >security company around Sydney or Melbourne. With that said though, we >just had another bullshit law being pushed by the gov in August, if it >goes through it's going to make access of network scanners and security >tools very difficult to use in Australia, If it goes through, it's just >demented. Script kiddies, crackers and blackhats care nothing for laws, >probably just make it more exciting for them anyway, and leaves the >whitehats facing potential fines for combating them and auditing systems. >The security industry here is apposing the law, so we'll see what happens. > >Hope that little rant hasn't put you off mate :) our women, climate and >beer make up for what the government lack :))) > > > >Hi all, > >I hope there is somebody from Australia reading this list. I am thinking >of moving to Australia next year. Can somebody tell me what the situation >in network security jobs is now there? demand/offer/salaries/conditions? >:) is it possible to find a job in this field in Australia before coming >there - sitting somewhere in Europe (provided that I obtain permanent >residence before that). Is it difficult to get sponsored to move down >there? et cetera, et cetera... All information regarding network security >in Australia is welcome :) > > _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
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