Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS)
RHCSS is an advanced-level certification that builds on the security skills covered by the RHCE certification, and enhances it with deeper capabilities in network services security, directory services, authentication, and Security-Enhanced Linux policy management. To achieve the RHCSS certification, the student must pass three exams, EX333, a six hour (2 parts, each 3 hours) exam on Network Services, EX423, a 4 hour exam on Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication and EX429, a 4 hour exam on Security-Enhanced Linux. RHCE is prerequisite for taking any of the exams. Other than RHCE there is no prerequisite for the exams, but Red Hat recommends preparing for the exams by taking the three respective four day courses, RHS333, RH423 and RHS429.
RHCSS was launched in October 2005.
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