a community-driven

BSD Certication
What is the BSD Certication Group?
A number of developers and sysadmins, authors and ad-
vocates, have joined together to initiate a BSD certica-
tion. The Group members include:
Richard Bejtlich, educator and author of The Tao of
Network Security Monitoring
Hubert Feyrer, educator and NetBSD committer
Dan Langille, maintainer of FreeBSD Diary, FreshPorts
and BSDCan organizer
Dru Lavigne, educator and author of BSD Hacks
Wes Peters, FreeBSD Core Team member
Jeremy C. Reed, educator and NetBSD committer
David Rhodus, DragonyBSD committer
and others...
Our commitment
The BSD Certication Group is committed to developing a
certication process that reects the superior quality of
BSD operating systems and the real-world skills of experi-
enced BSD administrators. We are also interested in pav-
ing the way for a new generation of BSD professionals.
We are also committed to working with the BSD communi-
ties to ensure that the BSD certication standard is rele-
vant and provides value for both testing candidates and
employers.
How can I help?
Get involved. While we are currently at the beginning
stages of exam development, we invite you to become a
part of this community-driven project. We are currently
seeking:
translators as this is an internationalized certication
effort
sponsorships
interviews and articles in the media
Spread the word. Tell your local employers, educational
institutions and user groups about this exciting project.
See the Contribute and Contact Us sections of our website
for more details.
Where can I nd more information?
On the Internet:
http://www.BSDCertication.org
Mailing lists for BSDCert and BSDCert-announce:
http://lists.nycbug.org/mailman/listinfo/bsdcert
http://lists.nycbug.org/mailman/listinfo/bsdcert-annou
nce
Gmane for RSS feeds of the general list and more:
http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.os.bsd.certication

www.BSDCertication.org